9th-12th grade students from high-poverty ZIP codes; first-gen/low-income; motivated to accelerate academically and build global competence.
Charter, microschool, and district schools with ESA/voucher portability or tax-credit scholarship access (state-dependent).
Donors seeking measurable learning gains and social-mobility outcomes; scholarship-granting organizations.
Phillips-Exeter-level structure, coaching, and mastery-based academics for the cost of a U.S. ESA/voucher.
Two-hour mastery platform daily; students stay fully on-track with MAP/NWEA assessments.
Safer campus life, high-achieving peers, rich project work in entrepreneurship, media, and coding.
Boutique cohorts designed for maximum impact and personal attention
Designed to work with existing education funding sources
ESA/voucher or SGO tax-credit scholarships (state-by-state)
Philanthropic scholarships and donor-sponsored seats
Portion of tuition underwrites local learner stipends