01Kids / early tween
Rocket Factory
Imagination first, then careful AI skills and build projects, with a grown-up in the loop.
Design · no open enrollment
Teaching that rewrites itself.
The Good Institute publishes what is changing. Good Academy turns that into tracks for kids (Rocket), teens (Moonshot), and adults (Happy). Launch gate: each track ships a published outline tied to a live Institute concern before any cohort opens. Public awareness and first steps live on Good Edu— keep the cut.
A program of The Good Foundation
Email when the first outline publishes
From the reading
Lessons already have a source.
Each seed below is wired to a public concern and stress channel. When the needles publish, the classroom rewrites from the same instrument agents can fetch.
Rocket Factory · Kids / early tween
A ladder before open access
By-age research and the childhood stress channel
Moonshot Camp · Teens
Keep your voice when the model drafts
Outsourced judgment and authorship stakes
Happy Camp · Adults
House rules before home agents send
Home agents channel and prepared-operator view
Happy Camp · Adults
Notice companion drift before crisis
Companionship channel — understanding, not scare
Happy Camp · Adults
Work and identity when hours buy less
Life-change research
02Teens
Moonshot Camp
Learning to use AI as a tool while keeping your own voice.
03Adults
Happy Camp
Get comfortable, then make AI useful in real life without handing over judgment.
The ladder.
Classes will update from what the research finds about age, harm patterns, and AI tools at home.
Follow the researchIt launches when the research can carry it.
Academy is not a content calendar. Lessons rewrite from what the Institute finds about age, harm patterns, and home AI rules — so teaching stays honest as the tools move.
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