The etymology of “school” is the ancient Greek word ‘scholē. In Ancient Greece, a ‘scholē’ was a place for conversation, discussion, philosophy, and contemplation. These spaces eventually became learning and educational centers. The actual translation of the word ‘scholē’ is “leisure” and so etymologically speaking, school is synonymous with play and pleasure. Though these sacred principles have been stripped from our modern educational systems, it is through leisure, pleasure, play, and freedom that true knowledge is awakened...