Class is in Session with Jeb Bush

Class is in Session with Jeb Bush

Class in Session with Jeb Bush (#ClassWithJeb) is a series of video conversations with the visionaries of today. Created specifically for secondary school students and relevant for the classroom, these 20-minute virtual conversations—hosted by former Florida Governor Jeb Bush—draw out personal and professional experiences and, especially important, elicit advice for America’s next generation from leaders across the nation.

Each lesson comes with a teacher’s guide – complete with prompts for student discussion and related activities.

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Lessons in Civics with Condoleezza Rice

As a world leader and prolific trailblazer, policymaker and scholar, Dr. Condoleezza Rice shares her insights into the importance of democracy and civic engagement to the future of our country. She also shares anecdotes from her service on the front lines of history—from growing up in Birmingham, AL, to becoming the nation’s first African American woman to be appointed as U.S. Secretary of State. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in Coding with Hadi Partovi

As a global innovator and technology leader, Code.org CEO Hadi Partovi shares his thoughts on how computer science builds foundational skills in logic, problem solving and creativity. Partovi reflects on how lessons from his life experiences—from his childhood growing up in Iran to becoming a successful entrepreneur and founding a non-profit—could benefit today’s students. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in Teamwork and Grit with David Ross

As the manager of the Chicago Cubs, David Ross shares his insights on how the perseverance needed to excel in sports can benefit students beyond the diamond. Ross reflects on the importance of teamwork in reaching a shared goal as well as the leadership skills needed to guide a team and individual players to reach their full potential. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in Media with Dana Perino

Drawing from her experience on the front lines of media and communications, former White House Press Secretary Dana Perino shares insights on public service, mentoring and what it is like to answer—and ask—the tough questions. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in the Arts with Romero Britto

“Brazilian-born and Miami-made” founder of the Happy Art Movement, Romero Britto, shares his insights on his journey as an artist. He also talks about the significance of arts in education as well the importance of discipline and friends. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in Governing with Mitch Landrieu

Former New Orleans Mayor and former Louisiana Lt. Governor, Mitch Landrieu, shares his perspectives on the appropriate role of government during crises, as well as his experiences in running one of our nation’s most treasured cities. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in Media and Sports with Jim Nantz

CBS Sports Commentator Jim Nantz shares insights from his long-time career as a sports broadcaster and the significant role that sports play in American society. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in Leadership with Dee Bagwell Haslam

Dee Bagwell Haslam, owner of the Cleveland Browns and CEO of RIVR Media Companies, discusses leadership and the importance of philanthropic engagement. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in Entrepreneurship with Evan Spiegel

Co-founder and CEO of Snap, Inc., Evan Spiegel, shares his insights on entrepreneurialism, innovation and the future of work. View the teacher’s guide.

Lessons in the Arts with Brad Meltzer

New York Times bestselling author Brad Meltzer shares insights from his successful career as an author and his thoughts on why writing is such an important element of a student’s education. View the teacher’s guide.