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Today’s top story is from Aleks about the growth of the Indiana Microschool Collaborative. Families say students have more personalized learning. But others worry about the impact the network has on traditional public schools. Read more in Aleks’ story.
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A network of public microschools wants to expand across Indiana. Is it collaborating or competing?
The Indiana Microschool Collaborative said it’s driven by families’ interest and declining enrollment at traditional public schools. But some don’t believe the network is playing fair.
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