Purple Eagle Generation Next (PEGN) is a planned, purpose-built learning and participation experience designed to help young people think critically, listen respectfully, work with others, and grow into confident, responsible leaders.


Purple Eagle Generation Next is not simply a children's version of Purple Eagle. It is being designed around the developmental needs of young people, families, educators, and classrooms.
The goal is to create age-appropriate ways for students to explore ideas, ask questions, understand different perspectives, communicate respectfully, work with others, and practice responsible leadership.
Young people are growing up in a world filled with information, competing viewpoints, rapid change, and increasingly complex community challenges. PEGN is intended to help students build habits that matter beyond any single lesson: curiosity, critical thinking, respect, empathy, communication, teamwork, responsibility, and confidence.




Explore ideas, build skills, participate thoughtfully, and grow with confidence. Targeted for grades 3-12.

Cooperatively understand the experience, support learning at home, communicate pathways with educators, and stay informed about safety and participation.

Utilize future learning resources, structured activities, facilitate classroom experiences, and participate in open feedback with parents.
The planned PEGN experience follows a simple developmental journey:
Curiosity -> Learning -> Engagement -> Confidence -> Leadership.
Students would move from asking questions and building understanding toward participating with others, communicating with confidence, and applying what they learn in responsible ways.
A planned experience for structured, moderated educational exchanges between classrooms and communities.
PEGN is being designed with age-appropriate participation, family and educator considerations, privacy-conscious development, moderation, and professional review in mind.
PEGN focuses on preparing tomorrow's leaders while Purple Eagle focuses on connecting today's communities.