Real‑World Missions.
One Focus at a Time.
Each month, students work through one guided mission drawn from real‑world domains like media, technology, business, community, and global challenges — with no grades and no pressure.
See the exact mission students are working on right now
Walk through a completed mission step by step
One mission. Clear focus for the entire month.
What Is a G3 Mission?
Every mission follows the same clear structure.
A G3 mission is a focused, month‑long challenge that helps students apply real‑world thinking to meaningful problems.
Students don't juggle multiple assignments. They work on one mission at a time, guided step‑by‑step through:
- •Understanding a real‑world situation
- •Making thoughtful decisions
- •Reflecting on impact and responsibility
- •Creating a final response or artifact
Every mission follows the same structure — only the real‑world domain changes.
One Mission. Four Weeks. Clear Progress.
One mission broken into four guided weeks.
Each week includes short guided videos and quick check‑ins before students move forward.
Explore the Problem
Students learn how to frame real‑world challenges and understand what's at stake.
Make a Decision
Students choose an approach and explain their reasoning, including tradeoffs.
Reflect & Learn
Students reflect on responsibility, impact, and what the challenge reveals.
Create & Share
Students produce a final response — written, recorded, or visual.
Eight Real‑World Domains
Students rotate through real-world domains over time.
Each month, all students work within the same domain — exploring different contexts and levels based on age and experience.
Community & Civic Life
Understanding how communities work and how decisions affect people.
Media, Culture & Influence
Exploring how messages shape behavior, identity, and society.
Business, Work & Organizations
Understanding how organizations operate, make decisions, and create value.
Technology & the AI World
Navigating digital systems and the role of human judgment.
Health, Wellbeing & Human Services
Thinking about how people are supported physically, mentally, and socially.
Environment, Energy & the Built World
Exploring how spaces, resources, and systems are designed.
Sports, Games & Competition Systems
Learning how performance, teamwork, and leadership operate under pressure.
Global Challenges & Humanitarian Impact
Understanding large‑scale issues that affect people worldwide.
Guided — Not Graded
Guided thinking, no grades or scores.
Missions are designed to help students think deeply without academic pressure.
No grades
No tests
No ranking
Instead, students receive:
- ✓Clear guidance
- ✓Thought‑provoking prompts
- ✓Space to express ideas in different formats
Parents can see progress and responses throughout the mission.
Professional Evaluation (Optional)
Professional feedback is optional and post-completion.
After a mission is completed, families may request a professional evaluation.
Evaluators focus on:
- •Clarity of thinking
- •Quality of reasoning
- •Awareness of impact
Outcomes are simple:
READY
NOT READY
Evaluations are optional and never required to participate.
Spotlight: Summoning the Heroes
Spotlight is earned, optional, and curated.
When a student's work demonstrates strong clarity and readiness, families may opt‑in for Spotlight consideration.
Spotlight is:
- ★Curated — Selected by G3 storytelling team
- ★Optional — Families choose to opt‑in
- ★Never guaranteed — Earned through exceptional work
Selected students may be featured through G3 storytelling experiences.
Who G3 Missions Are Designed For
Students
Who want real‑world exposure
Parents
Seeking meaningful enrichment
Schools
Adding application without disruption
G3 missions complement learning — they do not replace instruction.