Four tracks.
Five sessions each.

New World

1. 01
   Arrival

   Why your voice matters in a brand-new room. Owning the awkward first day.
2. 02
   Anchor

   Find your three things. The values you bring with you no matter the audience.
3. 03
   The smallest fish

   Why being new is leverage, not a liability. Pillar one in practice.
4. 04
   Two rooms

   Speaking in homeroom vs. speaking on a Zoom. What changes, what doesn't.
5. 05
   Showcase

   A 3-minute presentation in front of parents. The real first room.

Rise Ready

1. 01
   Preparation

   How real speakers prepare. Reps, structure, and the 80/20 of practice.
2. 02
   Purpose

   Speaking with intent. What are you actually trying to do to your audience?
3. 03
   Story structure

   Hook, stakes, turn, land. Borrowed from the writers, sharpened for teens.
4. 04
   The interview voice

   High school interviews, scholarship interviews. Same skill, new room.
5. 05
   Showcase

   A 4-minute story performed for parents. Real applause, real feedback.

Break Through

1. 01
   Emergence

   You are no longer the new student. The reputation game is on.
2. 02
   Identity

   Authentic presence. Pillar two: don't fake it, exist as yourself.
3. 03
   The 30-second pitch

   Yourself, your project, your idea. The most-used speech in life.
4. 04
   Hard rooms

   How to handle hostile, distracted, or higher-status audiences.
5. 05
   Showcase

   A 5-minute persuasive speech. Real stakes, real audience.

Leading Edge

1. 01
   Mastery

   You've built something. Time to own it at the highest level.
2. 02
   College interview

   The most consequential conversation many students will ever have.
3. 03
   Leading the room

   Running a meeting, a club, a team. Authority without theater.
4. 04
   The TED voice

   How great speakers structure ideas worth spreading.
5. 05
   Showcase

   A 6-minute keynote. Recorded for college applications if desired.