Its win-win. The non-profits benefit and the students benefit.

The idea of the traverse wall is to give the students that feeling of being challenged with climbing, but if they get nervous, they just have to step down. They are never more than 3 and a half feet off of the floor and there are 8 foot wide mats underneath them.

Students enjoy the thrill of solving mathematical problems and quizzes.

I can't speak for the board, but I think their intention is — because 1,600 students would be quite a number of students in one high school — they would be looking to have two high schools.

This allows there to be no ceiling on the test we get a measure of what the students truly know.

To ask them to work 300 hours is impossible; but we got rid of that barrier.