The National Microschooling Center is committed to advancing our movement by cultivating the diversified microschooling leaders and builders who bring their own backgrounds and strengths, advancing supportive policies, and connecting families seeking a new experience where their children thrive. 

Microschooling need not be not constrained by strict definitions, though there are some common characteristics that microschooling settings share, such as being multi-family. 

Microschools are creating a transformative shift in teaching and learning. Flexible and adaptable, they meet each child where they are in their learning trajectory. Microschool leaders foster close communities and culture. 

Today, Microschools are commonly found in three tracks: Independent, Partnership, and Provider Networks. 

Learn more about microschools in American Microschools: A Sector Analysis. This first research report by the National Microschooling Center explores the fast-growing micro schooling sector.