The kids have 20 minutes for breakfast while working on their early morning math.

The kids that lived on this street were called river rats.

We see kids who are shy and tentative leave with a whole new idea of themselves.

It's a cold breakfast, but there's some variety. They could have cereal or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches or peanut butter crackers. There's a juice or fruit every day and a milk. The other day we had yogurt for our milk.

The cafeteria ladies teach the teachers the curriculum and work to prepare nutritious food.

While I'm absolutely enjoying my time as a retired athlete with Sheryl and the kids, the recent smear campaign out of France has awoken my competitive side. I'm not willing to put a percentage on the chances, but I will no longer rule it out.