As the pandemic interrupted schooling throughout the country, an increasing number of parents from a variety of walks of life began seeking new schooling arrangements and educational opportunities. Eager to support all families looking for better choices for their children that match the priorities and realities of the parents and caregivers, many states have stepped forward with a range of education savings accounts (ESAs) and microgrant programs to enable families to afford different choices.

The pandemic has often been named as education’s biggest disruptor. A catalyst for change, the pandemic highlighted failing systems along traditional learning pathways throughout the K-12 educational system. After co-founding a non-profit thinktank focused on education disruption, education thought

Sandra Liu Huang, CZI Head of Education, recently participated in a live discussion hosted by Michael B. Horn about the challenges facing students today, what’s needed to reinvent schooling and what supports children need to thrive.

The last year has asked more of educators and the technology that empowers them to serve learners than ever before. Now, with the dust finally settling after a year of hurried remote learning setups, conversations about hybrid solutions and more, it’s time to figure out exactly how the education ind

Michael B. Horn is the cofounder of the Clayton Christensen Institute, a non-profit think tank, and the author of many books on the future of education. Below, Michael shares 5 key insights from his new book, From Reopen to Reinvent: (Re)Creating School for Every Child.