Coverage of MARS Microschool, Jennifer's published writing, and her Substack — following the AI education revolution from Huntsville, Alabama.
Schedule a Discovery Call →Jennifer writes about building the future of education — microschools, AI in the classroom, school choice policy, and what it really takes to prepare kids for the world they'll actually live in.
Jennifer shares how MARS is combining robotics, AI, writing, civics, and classical education to prepare students for what's coming next — from robot dogs to AI-assisted novel writing.
Read the Full Interview →WAAY-TV reports on MARS opening its doors — students making podcasts, building websites, writing books with AI, and building robots.
Jennifer writes about why founder pay and sustainable microschool funding models matter — and what the CHOOSE Act gets right.
Jennifer joins EdChoice Chats to discuss the founding of MARS, AI literacy, ethics education, and the future of robotics in learning.
Jennifer speaks about empowering students through personalized hands-on learning and building a school from the ground up in Rocket City.
Engineer-turned-educator. Homeschool mom. AI curriculum pioneer. Building Huntsville's next generation of tech builders one Trailblazer at a time.
Jennifer's ongoing writing about AI education, microschool policy, curriculum design, and the future of learning. Subscribe to get new posts in your inbox.
Microschool founders are not just teachers — they're entrepreneurs, administrators, and innovators. Alabama has laid the foundation with the CHOOSE Act. Now it's time to strengthen it.
On combining robotics, AI, writing, civics, and classical education — and why smaller, more flexible learning environments are best positioned for the future.
This week, three bright prospective students came to campus for Shadow Day — spending a full day inside MARS to experience firsthand what life on campus is really like. The energy was electric, and we're so grateful to the parents who made time to bring them in.
Units 1 and 2 explore how technology can expand creativity without replacing human imagination. Exploring AI Art and AI Writing & Storytelling — click either unit below to enroll.
Students become visual world-builders, using AI as a creative tool to design characters, landscapes, and creatures — learning how technology can amplify imagination. Grades 6–12.
Learners step into the role of story architects — developing characters, dialogue, and plot while using AI as a thoughtful creative partner. Build a full writing portfolio.
Together these units guide students through a full creative cycle — designing, writing, and refining ideas — while strengthening storytelling skills, multimodal thinking, and confidence.
This event was originally streamed live on Facebook and is now available on YouTube so more families and educators can access these important conversations. The full session runs just over an hour and is packed with practical, actionable guidance.
If you missed the live event, this is your chance to catch everything you need to help keep your kids safe online. Share it with other parents, educators, or anyone who might benefit.
The Rocket Drones National Student Drone Competition is held at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. No equipment or experience needed — anyone can participate. All schools are welcome.
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