When Scott's best friend Pete returns from the city changed — distant, dishonest, and in with the wrong crowd — Scott faces the hardest question loyalty can ask: do you stand by someone even when it costs you?
Bobbie Dean is the best basketball player in her county — and a girl in 1964. When she gets a shot to play on a boys' team, she has to decide whether to hide who she is, and whether the dream is worth the cost.
When Keagan's neighborhood kids build a clubhouse with a code of honor, they discover that rules are easy — but living them out when it's uncomfortable is where character is actually made. A quiet Civil Rights thread runs through it all.
Catherine is talented, competitive, and almost completely unaware of how she affects others. A summer in England with her cousin Margaret — shy, sickly, and everything Catherine isn't — is about to teach her what friendship actually requires.
How We Treat Others When Something Is at Stake
Every film in The Path tier asks the same core question — just through a different story, a different character, and a different kind of friction. That's what makes the learning compound across the four programs.
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Relationship Skills
The Buttercream Gang and Return to the Secret Garden both ask: what does it actually cost to be a loyal, present friend?
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Self-Awareness
Jumping for Joy and Return to the Secret Garden both center characters who have to see themselves more clearly before they can grow.
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Moral Courage
No More Baths and Jumping for Joy both show what happens when a young person decides to do what's right even when it's socially costly.
Start Any Program.
Grow From There.
Each film is its own complete five-day journey. You can do them in any order — or work through all four.