Tom Marino shares about the strategy of Career Tech Education and introduces Tennessee Career Academy, a new Memphis charter school preparing students for high-paying careers through hands-on technical education and industry partnerships.

Jason Mulligan shares about the work of Post Road Memphis and partners. They are striving to close the digital divide, ensuring every Memphis neighborhood has affordable internet, devices, and the skills to thrive in a connected world.

David Montague, founder of the Memphis Teacher Residency, casts a vision for tackling the city’s literacy crisis by equipping teachers, proving what works in schools, and sharing best practices so every child can learn to read on grade level.

Elliot Perry challenges Memphis to transform its future through mentoring. With the Grizzlies Foundation leading the way, mentoring is changing lives, strengthening schools, and building a city where every child has someone in their corner.

Andy Cates argues that Memphis faces a public safety and social disorder crisis, starting with the chaos on our roads. From reckless driving to fake tags and street racing, he calls for urgent law enforcement action and accountability to restore order and save lives.

McKenzie Cohen shares how Collegiate is redefining access to private education in Memphis—delivering a Christ-centered, college-prep experience that remains affordable for low-income families while producing life-changing results for students and the city.

Lionel Cable shares the success of Private Education. How this strategy opens doors beyond zip codes—delivering excellence, faith, and opportunity so every child can thrive and every community can rise.