Engineer turned educator. She didn't reform the system — she built a better one.
Jennifer started as an engineer, became a homeschool mom, and discovered that the education system wasn't built for the world her kids were going to live in.
So she built MARS Microschool — a place where secondary students master AI, robotics, and cutting-edge technology before they graduate high school. Not as electives. As infrastructure for learning.
She's a Microsoft Innovative Educator, an author, a speaker, and a policy advocate for school choice and sustainable microschool funding in Alabama and beyond.
Designing learning systems that integrate AI as a thinking partner — helping students analyze, create, and adapt alongside technology.
Building and documenting scalable microschool models that combine high-tech tools with low administrative overhead.
Speaking to educators, founders, policymakers, and industry leaders about the future of learning, AI literacy, and education design.
"I wanted to create something that would usher in the future. I live in Rocket City — there's no better place for this to exist."
This is your window to be part of curriculum planning, class selection, and dual enrollment decisions — before seats and materials are finalized. We intentionally coordinate schedules so MARS students can share classes together when possible.
Jennifer Wolverton presents How to Use Technology in Homeschooling at this landmark free virtual event celebrating neurodivergent learners and the educators who champion innovative approaches.
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Still riding the high from Atlanta — MARS students didn't just attend, they owned the room. Four teens showcased the technology they're actively building at MARS.
We also shared MARS operations and practical AI tools for educators. Huge thanks to Eric Wearne for growing this inspiring community.
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.
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.
At MARS Microschool, we vet every tool we recommend. Unlock Math earned our endorsement because it delivers something rare: a structured, rigorous math curriculum that works on a student's schedule — without sacrificing the human support that makes all the difference.
ChemExplained is a college-prep high school chemistry program designed to make complex concepts clear and approachable. Students learn directly from an experienced chemistry teacher through video-based instruction, guided notes, and flexible lab options — working independently at an appropriate level of rigor.
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