Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. I'm excited about today's guest.

Ian Rowe has been fighting against the victimhood narrative with kids and he's done some pretty

creative things in his bunch of Freshmen in high school that he's monitoring every day.

So I'm excited.

He's a senior fellow at American Enterprise Institute

and the founder of Vertex Partnership Academies.

Ian, welcome to the podcast.

Tutor, it's so great to have you and I didn't know that you had a freshman high school, so

yes, lots for us to talk about.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, this year it was her first day of school and she came out of school and I said

so how was it and she was she looked right at me and she said I hated it and I was like I

want to tell you it's gonna get better but it's high school.

I know why she hated she I think it was just first day but she's getting into her

vibe now and and her friend group and all of that. But I want to talk about that because I think it is hard to find your path these days in high school. And I think kids are being drawn down several different pathways

and getting confused and there's a lot of noise with social media and phones and

all of that and you've done a good job of kind of creating a four-point plan for those kids.

So can you tell us a little bit about that?

Yeah, sure.

I mean, you're right.

I mean, being a young person, I mean, being a young person always, you know, 13,

14, 15 years old, finding your path in the world, your identity, all of those things.

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