What if high school wasn’t about preparing students for a job—but teaching them how to build a business instead? Rachel sits down with Nat Eliason, co-founder of Founders School, an innovative high school redefining what education can look like in the age of AI.
For $150,000 per year, students spend their mornings learning through AI-powered instruction and their afternoons building real businesses alongside experienced entrepreneurs. The boldest promise? If students don’t generate $1 million in gross profit by graduation, Founders School refunds their tuition.
Rachel and Nat discuss:
Why Founders School has no traditional teachers
How AI is changing education
Why students spend most of their day building businesses
The admissions process and why families are turned away
The $1 million guarantee explained
Whether college is still necessary
What skills today’s kids actually need to succeed
Whether you think it’s the future of education or one of the boldest experiments ever attempted, this conversation will challenge the way you think about school, entrepreneurship, and preparing the next generation.
Founders School Website: https://founders.school/
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