Two and a half hours is just not enough time for the teachers and children.

I was probably in the right place at the right time,

I probably should have gone to the board first. But I went to the teachers first to see how they felt about it. It was a team decision, and we still sit down each year to see if this is something they still want to do.

The need still exists, ... We still have children coming in. Even if we hired more teachers, we're reaching the point where we don't have anywhere to put them.

I tell the younger teachers, those with children, to stay away — I'm radioactive. If I lose my job, it's no big deal. I'll go out and find another one.

Imagine every morning if the teachers had the children stand up, place their hands over their hearts, and say, 'We are one nation that denies God exists,'