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Praxeo Polymath
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"Where the ancient art of mastery meets the audacity of youth — forging founders of light, virtue, and world-shaping enterprise."

A Certified Minerva Baccalaureate School
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A School Unlike Any Other

Praxeo Polymath is not a school in the ordinary sense. It is an invitation-only incubator-accelerator for the most promising young founders in high school — a sacred workshop where intellectual brilliance, moral depth, and entrepreneurial daring converge.


There is no tuition. Admission is by invitation alone. Revenue flows not from families but from the startup companies co-founded by our uniquely gifted students, mentored by seasoned Silicon Valley entrepreneurs who believe the next generation of builders should be forged in virtue as much as venture.


Built on the revolutionary active-learning DNA of Minerva University, Praxeo unites spiritual formation rooted in Judeo-Christian tradition, Socratic intellectual rigor, advanced arts and music, and cutting-edge science and technology into a single, mastery-oriented pedagogy — producing not mere graduates, but practitioners and masters of the interdisciplinary arts.

Mastery Across All Domains

Praxeo's pedagogy unifies five domains of mastery — each essential, none sufficient alone. Together they form the complete practitioner.

Spiritual Formation
Rooted in Judeo-Christian foundations — cultivating the soul's alignment with truth, goodness, and sacred purpose.
Intellectual Mastery
Socratic method, philosophy, critical reasoning — the ancient discipline of thinking clearly about the hardest questions.
Practical Mastery
Applied skills, entrepreneurship, real-world problem-solving — building ventures that serve the common good.
Advanced Arts
Music, visual arts, literature, creative expression — because beauty is not ornament but revelation.
Science & Technology
Rigorous STEM training and innovation — understanding the architecture of creation and building upon it.

More Than Intellect

Academic brilliance alone does not earn an invitation. Praxeo seeks the rarest combination — young people whose character matches their cognition, whose hearts are as developed as their minds.

Intellectual Promise
Emotional Intelligence
Communication
Leadership
Empathic Maturity
Moral Discernment
Ethical Integrity
Character Depth
Excellence
Classical Virtues
Growth Mindset
Resilience
Optimism
Courage
Chivalry

Prof. Leland Yi

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Founder & Headmaster

Columbia University — B.A., M.I.A. · Doctoral Coursework

Prof. Leland Yi is a Columbia University graduate (B.A., M.I.A.) whose doctoral-level training was conducted under world-class social science theorists and methodologists, including Robert Jervis, among others. An award-winning professor of business and marketing — recognized for inventions, creative solutions, and startup ventures — Prof. Yi brings an extraordinary depth of both scholarly rigor and entrepreneurial instinct to Praxeo.


From 2021 to 2024, he initiated, led, and onboarded what became the world's most successful Minerva Baccalaureate school. Praxeo Polymath is his second Minerva Baccalaureate institution — built from scratch to realize a vision never before attempted: a smart high school carrying the same revolutionary DNA as Minerva University's approach to active learning and real-world mastery.

Seekers of Divine Wisdom

Praxeo draws upon the authentic tradition of the God-fearing alchemical philosophers — those who understood the lapis philosophorum not as mere transmutation of base metals, but as the transformation of the human soul toward light, virtue, and sacred purpose.

c. 1214–1294
Roger Bacon
Franciscan friar who investigated alchemy as a branch of divine wisdom
c. 1200–1280
Albertus Magnus
Dominican scholar, teacher of Aquinas, master of natural philosophy
1493–1541
Paracelsus
Author of The Aurora of the Philosophers — physician, alchemist, revolutionary
1574–1637
Robert Fludd
Utriusque Cosmi Tractatus — the harmony of macrocosm and microcosm
1575–1624
Jacob Böhme
Mystic shoemaker-philosopher of divine illumination
1642–1727
Isaac Newton
Whose private alchemical work sought the hidden architecture of creation
c. 18th century
Comte de Saint-Germain
Polymath, diplomat, and master of the arts
20th century
Fulcanelli
The Mystery of the Cathedrals — decoding the sacred architecture of the masters
"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes."
— Marcel Proust
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