We live in a culture obsessed with the future. From the moment a child takes their first steps, we begin asking questions about what’s next: What school will they attend?

When we think about saving the planet, we often focus on natural resources: air, water, trees, soil. And rightly so. But there’s another precious resource we often overlook—our children’s untapped

There’s a story from our Acton journey that I come back to every August, right as backpacks come out and routines snap back into place. Laura was in a heated

Across the country, families are rethinking education in ways we haven’t seen in generations. Since 2020, over a million students have left public schools, while alternative models—microschools, learning pods, and

Most of us grew up believing a simple story about how life unfolds: you go to school, you get good grades, you go to college, you land a job, and

If you’ve ever watched a toddler take their first wobbly steps, you know the instinct: reach out, steady them, make sure they don’t fall. It’s natural. We want to protect

Something’s gone wrong with childhood—and we all feel it. Rates of anxiety, depression, and self-harm among young people have skyrocketed since 2012. Especially for teenage girls, the data isn’t subtle—it looks

Picture this: On one side of the field, seeds are dumped into identical furrows, spaced evenly, watered at set intervals, and harvested on schedule. Every plant is meant to grow the

In recent years, a troubling trend has emerged on college campuses: the rise of emotional reasoning as a guiding principle for discourse, policy, and even curriculum. Well-intentioned educators, administrators, and

Imagine walking into a restaurant. On one side of the street, there’s a neon-lit fast food chain. The menu is identical in every city, every country. The meals are quick, cheap,