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Let's get
our children
future ready.
You know traditional academics aren't enough.
At Launchpad23, we are doing something about it by building an extracurricular experience that:
- roots students in their interests;
- builds supportive peer networks;
- promotes real-world mastery; and
- develops practical life skills that
you had to learn the hard way.
Just the Facts
As fellow parents, we know that vague websites are not helpful.
That is why we get to the point!
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- 01At Launchpad23, we provide your child with a supportive environment to develop their unique interests and strengths, and the critical skills and tenacity your child will need to thrive (e.g., agency, communication skills, decision making, problem solving, critical thinking, financial and technological literacy, and leadership skills). We accomplish that growth by providing challenge and community: Weekly Launches. Our weekly launches serve as the backbone of the program, during which your child will select a topic to learn about, based upon their interests and goals, or participate in a team challenge, and work on missions that test their ability to turn their knowledge into effective action. The Launchverse. Your child will also has access to our moderated online community where they will be challenged and learn between sessions with their new friends from around the world. Simply put, at Launchpad23, your child will be challenged to do hard things, and to develop the drive necessary to work at the edge of human understanding in the field of their choosing. See examples
- 02Each launch involves three, distinct phases:Convene (~10 minutes). The introduction to the launch during which your child will reconnect, share their adventures from the week, and do warm-up exercises to get their brains ready.Consider (~80 minutes). Your child will choose which topic they want to learn about based upon their interests and personal goals, or participate in a challenge with their team. All topics and challenges involve hands-on learning with an emphasis on applied mastery. Every other week, instead of topics, we do teamwork challenges.Connect (~30 minutes). Your child will have dedicated time to get to know other cadets, and explore mutual interests via our club format. Our students typically do not want to leave when the time is up, but if you have concerns, remember that we have a 14-day free trial, so your child can see what they think!
- 03We use a pay-what-you-can model where you set the price per month to what works for your family. Billing information will be sent to you after your child's two-week, risk-free trial.
- 04Our launches (sessions) occur every Wednesday from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM U.S. Eastern. Our launches follow U.S. daylight savings adjustments, which may impact the launch time in your local time zone, if you live outside the United States.
- 05Please contact us, so that we may address your specific situation, as every child is unique. We also provide general information below:Gifted families Homeschooling families Neurodivergent families Expatriate (Expat) and military families Families affected by bullying Families facing health challengesFamilies with financial considerations
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Is Our Inspiration
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- 01At Launchpad23, we provide your child with a supportive environment to develop their unique interests and strengths, and the critical skills and tenacity your child will need to thrive (e.g., agency, communication skills, decision making, problem solving, critical thinking, financial and technological literacy, and leadership skills). We accomplish that growth by providing challenge and community: Weekly Launches. Our weekly launches serve as the backbone of the program, during which your child will select a topic to learn about, based upon their interests and goals, or participate in a team challenge, and work on missions that test their ability to turn their knowledge into effective action. The Launchverse. Your child will also has access to our moderated online community where they will be challenged and learn between sessions with their new friends from around the world. Simply put, at Launchpad23, your child will be challenged to do hard things, and to develop the drive necessary to work at the edge of human understanding in the field of their choosing. See examples
- 02Each launch involves three, distinct phases:Convene (~10 minutes). The introduction to the launch during which your child will reconnect, share their adventures from the week, and do warm-up exercises to get their brains ready.Consider (~80 minutes). Your child will choose which topic they want to learn about based upon their interests and personal goals, or participate in a challenge with their team. All topics and challenges involve hands-on learning with an emphasis on applied mastery. Every other week, instead of topics, we do teamwork challenges.Connect (~30 minutes). Your child will have dedicated time to get to know other cadets, and explore mutual interests via our club format. Our students typically do not want to leave when the time is up, but if you have concerns, remember that we have a 14-day free trial, so your child can see what they think!
- 03We use a pay-what-you-can model where you set the price per month to what works for your family. Billing information will be sent to you after your child's two-week, risk-free trial.
- 04Our launches (sessions) occur every Wednesday from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM U.S. Eastern. Our launches follow U.S. daylight savings adjustments, which may impact the launch time in your local time zone, if you live outside the United States.
- 05Please contact us, so that we may address your specific situation, as every child is unique. We also provide general information below:Gifted families Homeschooling families Neurodivergent families Expatriate (Expat) and military families Families affected by bullying Families facing health challengesFamilies with financial considerations
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