By Derrick Broze On May 13th, 2022, Derrick Broze spoke at the Exit and Build Land Summit in Bastrop, Texas about the origin of his concept of “Exit and Build”. Watch all the talks from the Exit and Build Land Summit here. Find Derrick’s work: https://www.theconsciousresistance.com Source: The Conscious Resistance … [Read more...] about Exit and Build: Where to Start & What to Avoid – Derrick Broze at Exit and Build Land Summit 2
College Enrollment Drops As Students Seek Alternatives
By Kerry McDonald The past two years have been marked by major education disruption at the K-12 level, as more families questioned the schooling status quo during prolonged school closures and remote learning. They left district schools in droves, choosing instead to become independent homeschoolers, join learning pods and microschools, or find high-quality virtual learning … [Read more...] about College Enrollment Drops As Students Seek Alternatives
US Entrepreneurship Is Up, and “Parentpreneurs” Are Among These New Founders
By Kerry McDonald The American entrepreneurial spirit has been revived over the past two years after an extended decline. According to the US Census Bureau, new business owners applied for more than 5 million Employer Identification Numbers (EINs) in 2021, the most in at least a decade-and-a-half of record-keeping. The resurgence of entrepreneurship began in 2020, when … [Read more...] about US Entrepreneurship Is Up, and “Parentpreneurs” Are Among These New Founders
With KaiPod, Parents Decide What Their Children Learn
By Kerry McDonald Curriculum battles in public schools across the US have reached a fever pitch in recent years, with parents and politicians fighting about what children should and should not be taught. The Cato Institute’s Neal McCluskey keeps a running list of these battles, explaining that “rather than build bridges, public schooling often forces people into … [Read more...] about With KaiPod, Parents Decide What Their Children Learn
How Hybrid Schools Are Finding Each Other…and Joining Forces
By Eric Wearne In May the National Hybrid Schools Project at Kennesaw State University hosted the first Hybrid Schools Conference on campus. 175 people from over 30 states traveled to Kennesaw to meet and talk about their experiences with schools which meet a few days per week, and ask their families to homeschool the rest of the week. Most of these schools around the … [Read more...] about How Hybrid Schools Are Finding Each Other…and Joining Forces