Mackenzie Price

Having kids is so much fun.

And I think the thing that's helping me get used to the idea of becoming an empty nester is, one, getting to see my kids go do cool things, launch and do cool things, and, two, getting to see all these other kids at our schools that are kind of the next generation of cool kids.

So, yeah, that's what I have.

Is that a good enough answer?

It's probably not as original.

I think probably this episode might have been more interesting to parents.

And parents, you're doing the greatest thing that you can do, you know, developing this next generation.

I think sometimes parents feel defeated, feel a lack of control, can feel frustrated with their current school model.

And I just want, I guess I want you to know that there is, there's hope, there's change that you can make.

I was just a mom.

who was frustrated with my kids' school experience and saw that there was a way to do something different.

And I think if we all take those steps to do that, we can.

And it's part of the reason that my Future of Education channel on social media, on Instagram, my podcast, is trying to just help parents and educators sort of see like, oh, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

There is hope.

There are things that you can do on a daily basis to help your kids out and help yourself out.

I would love to get back.

You know, I had such a great trip.

We went there in the Christmas of 2004.

We went to Sydney and to the Great Barrier Reef.

And it was such an awesome, awesome country.