Build the platform
Design and launch a site that tells a clear story and gives real people a useful next step.
The NextGen is a six-week business and AI accelerator where high school students turn an idea into a website, a working system, and a project they can show the world.
Tell us about your teen. We’ll discuss the curriculum and whether the program is a fit.
Students already have powerful tools. We help them connect product thinking, web design, AI, and marketing into one project with a clear purpose.
Design and launch a site that tells a clear story and gives real people a useful next step.
Build an AI assistant or workflow, then learn to test it, refine it, and understand its limits.
Learn positioning, content, and customer acquisition by making a plan for a real idea.
Each week adds a layer to the same project. Parents can follow the work as it takes shape, from the first idea to Demo Day.
Ideation & AI research
Use AI to research a market, define a customer, and shape a focused business idea.
Web design & launch
Turn the idea into a responsive website with clear writing and a real URL.
AI tools & workflows
Create a useful assistant or workflow and learn how to check its output.
Content & marketing
Develop a message, campaign plan, and creative that explain the product to real people.
Operations & pricing
Connect inquiries, onboarding, and a simple pricing model with parent oversight.
Demo Day & portfolio
Present the website, system, and decisions in a concise founder pitch.
The NextGen is led by Anthony Scott, founder of Blueprint Media. His work connects websites, AI systems, content, and campaigns for real businesses. Students learn to make decisions across that same full loop.
Meet Anthony at Blueprint Media ↗See the projects behind the instruction.
The project becomes a concrete story for applications, interviews, and the next idea. Students practice explaining what they made and why.
From customer need to product and launch, students practice the communication that makes technical work meaningful.
We want parents to understand the format, expectations, and safeguards before enrollment.
Read the parent safety policy ↗No. The program is designed for ambitious beginners. We teach the tools and the thinking together, so students can build while learning.
The six-week format combines live instruction with guided builder work. We’ll confirm the next cohort’s meeting times and any Las Vegas workshops before enrollment.
Parents remain involved in the program and any accounts or payments. We use group instruction and a parent-visible communication process. Read the parent safety policy for the current commitments.
The goal is a live website, a useful AI tool or workflow, a pitch, and a portfolio case study. The scope of each project depends on the student’s idea and progress.
We’ll share current tuition, available payment options, and the enrollment agreement during the admissions process, before you commit.
Tell us about your teen’s goals. We’ll talk through whether The NextGen is the right place to start.
Book a parent call ↗