The Summer Before College Is a Launch Window Paid Members Public
The summer before college is not a break from formation. It is where students learn to carry their gifts, discipline their talent, and prepare for calling.
When AI Makes Student Writing Stronger but Less Human Paid Members Public
AI can polish a student’s writing, but it cannot discover a student’s voice. What can we do?
What Teens Lose When Summer Jobs Disappear Paid Members Public
Teenagers are not just losing summer jobs. Many are losing one of the first places where gifts become tested, talent becomes disciplined, and calling begins to take shape.
UC’s SAT Comeback and the Math Readiness Crisis Paid Members Public
As the University of California reconsiders standardized testing, the deeper question is whether high school students are truly prepared for college-level STEM.
When a Harvard Degree Is Not Enough Paid Members Public
What Today’s Internship Crisis Reveals About the Future of Talent
The Dangerous Lie We Told Students About College Paid Members Public
For years, students were told: “School prestige doesn’t matter anymore.” “Skills matter more than degrees.” “Talent is everywhere.” And to be fair, some of that was true. The internet democratized information. Remote work opened doors. Startups challenged traditional gatekeepers. A teenager in Vietnam could learn the same coding skills
Career Readiness Is Broken Paid Members Public
What Parents Need to Understand: the world your child is walking into has changed.
Top Non-Ivy League Universities That Outperform Expectations Paid Members Public
Why the smartest families are looking beyond the Ivy League
