Recently, I had the experience of trying to convert a very small, struggling traditional Lutheran school into a microschool. It did not work. In essence, I was the only one who ever thought it was a good idea. A large part of that came down to a lack of useful information about what a microschool is, how it works, and a framework for how to open one. What we need is for someone somewhere in the synod to make a 7-12 minute video showing how a microschool works day-to-day, and maybe write some kind of informational booklet that serves as a complimentary resource to help educate people. Then, we might get some microschools. People need to know what it is and how to do it step-by-step, though. Currently, "microschool" feels like a buzzword, and not a viable project for a congregation. People need to be able to learn more about them.