What if school was a community where everyone — teachers and students — was always learning?
What if school was a place to focus on the questions we don’t have answers for yet? And what happens when we formulate those questions as testable hypotheses?
What if school was a place where we could test our theories by creating prototypes, proposals, and provocations; where experiments were encouraged, where people could play, practice, and prepare for life and work?
What if school was not something that ended when you got a job, but a place to connect with interesting people and ideas, your whole life long?
What if school was easy to get to, online, live, face-to-face, fun, creative, inspiring, and energizing?
What if school was full of friends and good conversation, a place where you were accepted, where your life and goals mattered, and you could relax, knowing you’re in good company?
What if school was a group of people exploring a shared philosophy, an idea that life could be better, work could be better, and we could be better, together?