As we get further into August, and as COVID-19 case numbers remain at higher levels than any of us would like (especially school administrators), the prospect of schools starting the year either entirely remotely–or at least partially–is now a reality. Yes, just about every student in the country experienced something resembling virtual learning during the

It’s been quite an interesting summer, hasn’t it? COVID-19 is still affecting people across the country, and though the upcoming school year is scheduled to start in a mere couple of weeks in many states, parents are contemplating what to do with their children–as are school administrators, teachers, and other staff. It’s a very difficult

With so much chaos surrounding the reopening (or not reopening) of schools across the country, you’ve probably heard the terms “pandemic pods” or “microschool” thrown around lately. It’s not surprising, given that so many parents are uncomfortable about sending their kids back to school over the next month due to COVID-19 concerns. But microschools (or