As we roll through the third school year affected by the Covid crisis, some of the necessary alternative forms of schooling that have popped up are proving to be more permanent than many expected.

One such is microschools, and by altering just a few onerous policies these could prove to be even more effective.

Microschools, or learning pods, are in-person schooling environments that typically leverage digital learning to create experiences tailored to different student needs. According to Tyton Partners, 1.5 million students enrolled in them at the beginning of the school year.