We were pleased by the ruling but that also reaffirms to us that practices we have in place are appropriate.

That startup cost has been prohibitive for us getting it into other languages.

We're always concerned about children being exposed to substances. Certainly we're working closely with law enforcement.

We don't have a plan if a pandemic comes around, we can't turn 53 buildings, 32,000 students and 1,800 teachers into a kind of virtual school. We couldn't even do that in a year. We don't have a plan for sending curriculum by e-mail to students. We'll be doing whatever we can in the best interest of the community. . . . And we would do whatever kind of enrichment activities we could.

They have been tremendously supportive. It's been a blessing to us.

That left us with 700 short. That's why we were doing the rolling outages.