Invently isn't the whole story. Brian is also the founder of iSchool504 — a small school being built in Santa Ana, Honduras, for children who deserve the same thing your children do: a real teacher who knows their name.
Brian's work in education didn't start online. Since 2019 he has worked with teachers and families in Santa Ana, Honduras — teaching, planning, and learning what a small school can mean to a town. iSchool504 grows out of those years.
A real school, opening in February 2028, starting small — about twenty young children in its first year — and led day to day by Honduran teachers and coordinators who know the community. Brian guides the teaching and the plan; the school belongs to Santa Ana.
Before the doors open, the work starts with families: a free Saturday morning program for young children and their parents in Santa Ana — stories, songs, play, and first English — beginning December 2026.
Some people teach because it's a job. Brian teaches because education changes what a life can be — for a child in Illinois, a child in Texas, and a child in Santa Ana. He has a heart for education, and for changing people's lives — kids' lives most of all. iSchool504 is that belief with an address.
iSchool504 is a separate project from Invently Academy. It isn't part of any Invently program, and Invently families are never charged for it — it's simply the other half of the same teacher's work.
