“A call to mobilize families, educators and policymakers to help disprove the notion that the educational system is 'one-size-fits-all.'”

Jewish Weekly

“Raises important questions that educators and parents must confront … a provocative, conversation starter of a film.”

Daniel J. Pink, Author of Drive and A Whole New Mind

“Culture changing”

Rachel Simmons, co-founder, Girls Leadership Institute and author, "The Curse of the Good Girl"

“A reminder of the human and societal costs of our current education system”

Dr. Jim Taylor, education blogger, Psychology Today

“In the same advocacy vein as Food Inc.”

NY Times Bay Area Blog

“Another inconvenient truth”

George Lucas Educational Foundation

“Must see documentary”

Patrick Bassett, National Association of Independent Schools

“Film provides lifeline to stressed-out teens.”

SF Chronicle

“Fathers, everywhere - please see this film. We need to see it, talk about it, and deal with it.”

Po Bronson, co-author of NurtureShock: New Thinking About Children

“Abeles points to the silent epidemic running rampant in our schools as well as a cure.”

Ilya Tovbis, Mill Valley Film Festival

“This film challenges all members of the school community...”

Kirby Hoy, San Ramon Valley Unified School District

“Must-see movie”

New York Times

“Powerful and well-crafted ”

Alfie Kohn, Author of The Schools Our Children Deserve and The Homework Myth

“You'll be inspired to make some changes, big and small, for the health of your kids.”

Oprah.com

“A compelling film about the stress that kids today experience because of high-stakes testing. ”

Diane Ravich, Former US Asst. Secretary of Education

“An education film that gets it. ”

Washington Post

A call to mobilize families, educators, and policy makers to challenge current assumptions on how to best prepare our youth to become healthy, bright, contributing and leading citizens.

“A call to mobilize families, educators and policymakers to help disprove the notion that the educational system is 'one-size-fits-all.'”

“Raises important questions that educators and parents must confront … a provocative, conversation starter of a film.”

“Culture changing”

“A reminder of the human and societal costs of our current education system”

“In the same advocacy vein as Food Inc.”

“Another inconvenient truth”

“Must see documentary”

“Film provides lifeline to stressed-out teens.”

“Fathers, everywhere - please see this film. We need to see it, talk about it, and deal with it.”

“Abeles points to the silent epidemic running rampant in our schools as well as a cure.”

“This film challenges all members of the school community...”

“Must-see movie”

“Powerful and well-crafted ”

“You'll be inspired to make some changes, big and small, for the health of your kids.”

“A compelling film about the stress that kids today experience because of high-stakes testing. ”

“An education film that gets it. ”

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