The number one thing we hear from entrepreneurs and artists and creatives when we ask them about their education is about how irrelevant it was to their story. Sure, some folks had wonderful educational experiences, but for many their experiences left them feeling ill prepared for life and their careers. So, we wanted to create a space for folks to share their experiences and ideas for how we can improve our educational system.

Daryn Keiser

I believe that our education system focuses so much on sending kids straight to college from high school. So many students, myself included, are forced into thinking that is our only next step. Read more>>

Danielle Vega

To prepare students for a more fulfilling life and career, I would advocate for a more practical, hands-on approach in education. This includes incorporating specialized skills and techniques, such as dry manicuring with modified Russian manicure techniques, directly into the curriculum. Read more>>

Ashley Soifer

Microschooling is the most exciting movement in American education in a generation. We know that the world is rapidly changing, however we aren’t seeing large schools systems adapt to keep up with these rapid changes. Read more>>

Ethan McCoy

My beliefs don’t apply to every profession, but personally a hands on experience is one of the best ways to get students and newcomers in the entertainment industry the growth necessary for the real world. Read more>>

Jessica Huffman

I would literally change absolutely everything. I would have parents far more involved from start to finish. I would have God very present in the classroom because I do believe that’s what this country was founded on in the first place. Read more>>

Rebecca Fellenbaum

In 8th grade, I felt picked on by my social studies teacher. I felt like she always had a critical eye on me, just waiting for me to mess up or step out of line. I was a diligent, quiet student who mostly flew under the radar. Read more>>