A New York school pitches parents a refund if their child doesn’t become a millionaire
nateliason · x · 2026-07-24
The Financial Times profile says a new entrant in New York’s elite-school market is pitching parents with a stark promise: if a child does not graduate as a millionaire, the money is refunded.
The post frames Founders School as an example of how AI-adjacent or founder-facing education can be packaged as an extreme outcome-driven investment pitch for families.
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