Prior to joining Tulane University, Dr. John Rennie was a tenured full professor at Florida Atlantic University

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Alpha School requires fourth-grade and fifth-grade students to complete the Wharton School Master of Business Administration Mount Everest simulation challenge

Dr. John Rennie and Jon Krohn co-instructed an undergraduate real estate course at Tulane University teaching students to build software using the Cursor vibe-coding application

Alpha School students spend approximately two hours per day on core academics

Alpha School's life skills curriculum covers leadership and teamwork, entrepreneurship and financial literacy, socialization and relationship building, storytelling and public speaking, and grit

Dr. John Rennie directs the real estate development program at Tulane University

Horowitz and Andreessen Academy charges zero tuition for its first academic year

Over 70 students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University interned at Alpha School during a summer program

Horowitz and Andreessen Academy allocated a $5,000 travel budget stipend per student

In surveys conducted at Alpha School, 50% of students reported that they would rather attend school than go on vacation

Fifty percent of Wharton School Master of Business Administration students fail the Wharton School Mount Everest teamwork simulation challenge

In surveys conducted at Alpha School, over 90% of students reported loving school

Dr. John Rennie completed academic research sabbaticals at Oxford University in 2013 and 2023

Florida Atlantic University launched the first Master of Science degree in Artificial Intelligence in the state of Florida

Dr. John Rennie completed two undergraduate Python programming courses before enrolling in Florida Atlantic University's Master's in Artificial Intelligence program

Florida Atlantic University allowed faculty employees to enroll in up to six tuition-free course credits per semester

Humphrey Tonkin served as a university president and literature scholar within the international Esperanto movement

Terence Tao publicly expressed distress regarding automated releases disrupting patient, multi-year mathematical research by graduate students and postdoctoral researchers

As of October 2026, the median author count for academic mathematics papers is two authors

Until the twentieth century, the majority of published mathematical research papers were single-authored rather than collaborative efforts

Andrew Wiles worked in secret for seven years before publishing his initial proof of Fermat's Last Theorem