Empowering Students to Redefine Their Story
Beyond the world records and gold medals lies a journey that every student can relate to: the struggle to find where you truly belong.
Jeremy partnered with TEEN TRUTH to deliver high-impact school assembly experiences that go far beyond a typical motivational speech. Growing up as an amputee on a Texas farm, Jeremy learned early on that the heaviest obstacles we face aren't always physical—they are the invisible scripts of self-doubt, anxiety, and isolation we carry.
Through the trusted TEEN TRUTH platform, Jeremy connects directly with students on the real issues defining their daily lives: the pressure of social media, bullying, and the search for identity. Together, we give students a practical blueprint to get connected on campus, find their voice, build a stronger sense of self, and support one another.
We aren’t just booking a presentation; we are partnering with your school to shift the campus culture for a lifetime.
Jeremy Visited Dover Middle School and this Happened…
After Jeremy recently spoke to the seventh and eighth grade students at Dover Middle School, we received this incredible message from the school:
“Our 7th and 8th graders left telling their teachers they felt inspired, many students and staff lingered to speak with Jeremy afterwards, and some students even asked for autographs. A few of our teachers were in tears at parts of the presentation.”
But one moment captured the heart of why we do this work.
During the presentation, Jeremy invited five student volunteers to participate. One student with special needs shared how he was going to make a difference.
The entire eighth grade class erupted in cheers, making that student feel accepted and celebrated.
As Dover Middle School shared:
“Yesterday was a huge win for Dover Middle School.”
Think about that for a moment.
A student feeling empowered to speak up. An entire class rallying behind him. A school community experiencing what it looks like when young people lift one another up all because Jeremy set the example.
That’s bigger than an assembly. That’s the power of finding your voice and discovering that your story matters.