Path 1
You own it.
You run the school like a small shop. You follow Cluster’s rules. You hire the one paid teacher. You keep the doors open and the books where people can see them. The work is yours. The chance to earn from running it is yours.
Page 4 Bring a school
School choice needs real schools to choose. There are three ways to get one on the ground. You can run it as your business. You can own it with your neighbors. Or you can point to a community that needs one, and Cluster comes to start it.
Path 1
You run the school like a small shop. You follow Cluster’s rules. You hire the one paid teacher. You keep the doors open and the books where people can see them. The work is yours. The chance to earn from running it is yours.
Path 2
A few families start the school together. You are co-owners. You share the cost, the say, and the parent days. It is like opening a shop with the people on your street. No one person has to carry the whole thing.
Path 3
You know a town, a block, or a group of families who would grow with a school like this. You tell us. Cluster comes and starts the school there. You do not have to be the owner. You help open the door.
Same bones Whoever starts it
Owner, neighbor group, or a school Cluster builds: the room still looks like this.
in the building, known by name.
there every day, with parents helping one day a week.
so the school can ask the state and the country for education money the right way.
A community Path 3, up close
Some neighborhoods do not need another owner. They need a school. If you can name that place — a town, a block, a circle of families — Cluster can come and build the school with them. You show us the need. We bring the rules, the teacher plan, the helper, and the steps for asking for education money.
Talk Tell us which path
Say which door is yours. A seat for your child. A school you want to own. A school you want to own with neighbors. Or a community where Cluster should come and build.