Mackenzie Price

But you know what?

I get a lot of flack if I went under someone else's administration, you know.

And so I'm constantly just trying to remember that when you have people who want to make a change in the world, you've got to just keep that goal as your focus.

Yep.

And drown out the noise and just say, hey, we're here to deliver, you know, this.

And one of the things we get to is, you know, a lot of schools, I don't know if you guys are seeing this in Australia, but so many schools in the U.S., you know, there's so many social and cultural issues that are getting mixed up in school.

Yes.

My answer to that at our schools, anytime someone asks, well, are you teaching this in your schools or are you a conservative school or are you teaching these things?

My answer is always the same.

We're focused on the three commitments, love school, learn twice as much in two hours and learn life skills.

And as a result, what we attract are families from all ends of the political, religious and social spectrum.

But they all have in common values.

the goals that we have laid out.

And we are just super, super true to those goals.

And I think that when you do that, if you can build a place like that and eventually build a country where people are, again, willing to engage in respectful dialogue and conversation with well-researched information, that's what we need.

I don't know if it's going to happen, but I can tell you if it's got a chance of happening, it has to start young.

where we're training these kids up to learn how to critically and thoughtfully engage with other people.

Yeah, I know, to be able to go to alpha school.

You know, I always say there's never been a more exciting time to be a five-year-old.

I am totally jealous too.