We prepare kids to run the world
by giving them a world to run.

We transform schools into buzzing hubs of learning and innovation.

Our model motivates children to learn and lead by engaging them in the exciting adventure of creating and running a miniature society. MicroSociety citizens in K-8 schools and out-of-school-time programs run their own democratic governments, banks, businesses, and nonprofits. They choose jobs, earn and invest school currency, settle disputes, and innovate solutions to authentic challenges. These activities make classroom lessons relevant, harness students’ individual interests and abilities, and provide many ways to succeed.

Through hands-on society-building activities, students develop academic and real-world skills.

When kids are put in charge, incredible things happen.

We believe in the power of kids to do extraordinary things. Our educators help them create their own world inside school and give them the power to run it.

Every day, students rise to this challenge—gaining confidence, responsibility, and academic and real-world skills. No matter their background or ability, every child can find their place and thrive. Through hands-on society-building, they develop entrepreneurial, workplace, financial, citizenship, and academic skills while learning to take risks, adapt, and lead.

MicroSociety shapes powerful thinkers, ready to succeed and lead in a complex world.

We help schools build strong learning environments.

MicroSociety Inc. equips educators with expert guidance to plan, launch, and grow impactful MicroSocieties. Our curriculum and instructional supports foster personalized learning that ensures every child flourishes.

Learn how to launch and grow impactful MicroSocieties at your school or after-school

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John M. Patterson Elementary School in Philadelphia offers the MicroSociety model

November 4, 2026

Global Arts Leaders Connect Shakespeare and Early Career Learning at Philadelphia MicroSociety School

Members of the Texarkana Arkansas School District Junior Magnet Advisory Council went to DC to advocate for magnet education. From left, Leelend Basurto, Asher Oswald, Sadie Embry, Londyn Eason and Jenny Chhang.

October 26, 2026

Five TASD fifth graders take the case for magnet schools to Capitol Hill

Fifth-grader Isabella Kimbley was elected Governor of Cave Town, the MicroSociety at Ocotillo Elementary School in Carlsbad, NM

September 22, 2026

Ocotillo Elementary Students Build Their Own Society in ‘Cave Town’