Rivers & Revolutions  --->   https://www.riversandrevolutions.org
Heard three years ago that a bold superintendent in the Concord-Carlisle Public Schools gave the support of a small group of teachers at the high school, led by Michael Goodwin, to create a small, interdisciplinary school within a school grounded in the history of the community (Concord, MA, central to the American Revolution and other progressive civil events) and student-centered exploration.

Why do I like this program?     
Multiple reasons.  

1. The superintendent gave a small group of educators the space and freedom to run with student-centered vision of education "out of the norm"
2. The program is student-centered and interdisciplinary
3. The program is experience-based
4. The program is place-based

How can you not like it?​
And .... why isn't more of this happening in schools?