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“Kids get to be kids while also learning at their level,” said Kathleen Amstutz, co-founder of Heart Learning Collective in White Bear Lake.
That’s what teachers and parents at what are called microschools say is the big advantage of smaller facilities.
Microschools began showing up in Minnesota over the last decade. We don’t know exactly how many there are because the state treats them as homeschools and doesn’t track microschools as a separate number.
Some independent tracking organizations say they’ve found between 16 and 21 Read Entire Article
