
"I interpret happiness in life as a never-ending pursuit." -Bill Reynolds
This page is your starting point.
It’s designed to give young people real tools to make wise decisions about their future. We believe that long-term success and purpose are built on three pillars:
Pillar 1: Business, Entrepreneurship & Economies
Pillar 2: Personal Financial Literacy
Chapter | Summary | Video Explainer |
|---|---|---|
Earning Income | How people make money — from jobs, entrepreneurship, or investment — and how education, skill, and taxes impact what they actually take home | |
Spending | Spending is how we allocate our money — using budgets, comparing value, and making choices influenced by needs, wants, peers, and advertising | |
Saving | Saving means holding money for short-term goals or emergencies — usually in safe, low-risk bank accounts that sometimes earn interest | |
Investing | Investing is using money to grow wealth over time — with higher potential returns than saving, but with higher risk | |
Managing Credit | Credit lets you borrow money now and pay it back later — but it comes with interest, responsibility, and impacts your credit score | |
Managing Risk | Life is full of financial risks — insurance and smart precautions help protect against loss, fraud, or emergencies |
Pillar 3: Civics & Character Development
Chapter | Description | Video Explainer |
|---|---|---|
Inquiry-Based Civic Thinking | Analyze sources & construct evidence-based arguments | |
Public Policy & Governance | Comprehend policymaking and institutional roles | |
Civil Discourse Skills | Practice respectful debate & pluralism | |
Civic Identity & Values | Explore national identity and history lessons | |
Current Civic Issues | Apply civic knowledge to contemporary challenges | |
Capstone/Service Projects | Engage students in real-world civic action (e.g., Massachusetts, D.C.) |



