Explore What’s Possible

Exploring takes courage to see beyond what exists today. Let’s explore what a transformed, learner-centered ecosystem might look like and make possible for young people, families, educators, and communities. 

What does a community-based ecosystem of learning make possible in…

…A NEIGHBORHOOD?

Let’s check in on Iris, Ralph, and their three young children who have found community, connection, and support for the entire family — where the key to the well-being of all is an active partnership between families and educators.

…A SUBURBAN COUNTY?

Let’s check-in on Chedaya, a 10-year-old who loves being outside and has a particular fascination with ants.

…A SUBURBAN COUNTY?

Let’s check-in on Chedaya, a 10-year-old who loves being outside and has a particular fascination with ants.

…A RURAL TOWN?

Let’s check-in on Marco, a 14-year-old aspiring artist with interests in business and marine biology.

…A BIG CITY?

See what Li, an 18-year-old who loves architecture and ancient history, is up to.

…A BIG CITY?

See what Li, an 18-year-old who loves architecture and ancient history, is up to.

What might be possible for learning partners and professional educators?

Meet Learning Advisor Rami

In this future for learning, professional educators might find themselves working as learning advisors, content specialists, coaches, mentors, or something yet to be invented entirely. Discover how Rami, a learning advisor with over 15 years of experience working with young people, works with learners and community mentors.

Meet Jean, Betina, and Sandy

See what a week is like for educators in a community-based ecosystem. Follow along as Jean, Betina, and Sandy guide, coach, and partner with young people, families, and their communities. Beyond the joy of their practice, learn how they bring their personal interests into their work.

Meet Jean, Betina, and Sandy

See what a week is like for educators in a community-based ecosystem. Follow along as Jean, Betina, and Sandy guide, coach, and partner with young people, families, and their communities. Beyond the joy of their practice, learn how they bring their personal interests into their work.

What roles might be possible for community members and local business owners?

Meet Local Business Owner Krisha

When the community is the playground for learning, every adult plays a role. Discover how Krisha, a plant nursery owner, plays her part and the benefits she and her business receive as an active participant in her community’s learning ecosystem.