Students just need to follow the rules that are in place. If they're not followed, that's when things get hazy.

This will allow our students to take craft to the next level.

We're anxious for them not to do that at [stages] 3 or 4. When we know Stage 3 is imminent. We want to schedule the civic workshop. Our citizens start to feel pain at Stage 3, when they can't wash their car and have to restrict water, and they have to have a venue to discuss it with city staff.

Being able to make music again with these instruments has meant a great deal to these students and their families, as well. The more 'normal' we can make it for our kids the better.

I followed the rules, and I was a high achiever.

I was trying my hardest to follow all the rules.