Sterling K. Brown

In the weight room, it said the same dedication that builds a strong mind is the same dedication that builds a strong body.

So it was a school full of nerds who were also jocks, who were also art geeks.

There was no stigma put on one thing because everybody was encouraged to do everything.

Yeah, this sounds like a dreamy school.

It was awesome.

It changed my life because my mom was actually a school teacher at the school in my school district.

Arlene, how do I say her name?

Arlene.

Spelled by Lurleen Banks, who had a third grade education.

And she's like, I'm going to spell it the way it sounds in my head.

So she's like, I know there's an R in there.

So it's going to be Arlene.

That's grandma.

Yeah, that's my grandma, Lurleen.

So she taught at Ladue School District and everybody in my neighborhood went to Ladue School.

And then my mom pulled me out of the public school system that put me in country day in my CDS.

And a lot of my friends from my neighborhood was like, what, you think you're better than us?

You think you're something like that?

I'm like, no, no, no, bro.

My mom saw...