In South Florida, microschools are reshaping K-12 education

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Nestled in a warm and colorful classroom space in a sprawling Salvation Army building in Fort Lauderdale is Permission To Succeed Education Center, one of more than two dozen private microschools and similarly small, multi-age, co-learning communities in South Florida. Felicia Rattray decided to launch Permission To Succeed in the summer of 2020 after schools shut down due to the pandemic and the shift to remote schooling gave her an up-close look at her nephew’s classroom.

Her sister had died in a car accident when Rattray’s nephew was just eight days old and he then lived for several years with his grandmother until she grew too frail.

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