Mackenzie Price

The job of a human adult will never be replaced.

We're allowing it to be transformed, to focus on what I think these guys get into their career to do, which is make a positive impact on young people.

It's just so hard in that traditional model.

And we get a lot of people who come from traditional education background and they're just like, it is so nice to finally be able to spend my time actually connecting with students.

Oh, I think social media can be such a dangerous and toxic thing.

And again, it's part of the reason that we really focus on helping our students learn how to be contributors and creators, not consumers of it.

And there's so many different things that go into that way of online safety.

First of all, it's the idea of understanding that what you put into your mind

you know, can be extraordinarily powerful.

Garbage in, garbage out, right?

And so you have to teach young people what they're looking at.

You have to teach them how to be prudent and thoughtful about connecting these things.

And the way that, you know, things can, social media can lie to you, right?

It can do all kinds of things.

So I actually, and this brings up a whole other thing.

People talk about screen time.

Screen time is terrible, terrible, terrible.

I will tell you that

Not all screen time is created equal.

So, you know, again, just doom scrolling TikTok or social media is not healthy for someone.