Andrew Coulson travels to East Los Angeles and discusses what happened when Jaime Escalante a gifted teacher became the basis of the Hollywood movie Stand and Deliver. Then Coulson travels to South Korea where college-bound students eagerly enroll in afterschool tutoring programs called Hogwons.

Andrew Coulson travels to Michigan's Cranbrook high school. Cranbrook and other private schools in America typically don't "scale up" to replicate their private schol experience on a larger stage and serve more students. Is there someplace else where scaling up private education is happening?

Andrew Coulson travels private schools in Sweden London and India to discuss some of their successes. Asking the question What if education entrepreneurs put their money on the line in an effort change the education system to a business opportunity? Would excellence scale-up in education?