Education is not just about knowledge — it’s also about character. Facts and skills we learn in school prepare us for a career, but character prepares us for life. Character education helps young people develop integrity, empathy, responsibility, and courage — the values that guide how we live and treat others.

As human beings, we are deeply social. The need to connect, belong, and cooperate is built into who we are. When children and teenagers feel safe and accepted, their curiosity opens, their motivation strengthens, and their capacity to learn expands.

As human beings, we are social by nature. The need to care and contribute is deeply ingrained in us. Supporting this natural drive helps young people build not only strong relationships, but also a lasting sense of meaning and happiness.

s social beings, we grow up within a culture shaped by generations before us. The way young people learn, question, and embody these values shapes not only their own well-being but also the moral fabric of the world they will help create.