You have two schools that made decisions for different reasons.

I don't believe this is a current trend within the PAC.

Our next presidents meeting is April 11th, which would be the time that expansion would be discussed.

This network is probably one of the more advanced networks in the state, including businesses and colleges. Other schools have this potential, and that's the real beauty of E-Rate.

We are at the whim of the schools. We don't have a place to go on a regular basis.

The discrepancy there is that alternative schools were previously exempted from the grading process. The district, in the year 2003-2004, exempted its alternative schools from the grading process. They failed to exempt the alternative schools that are charter schools. And it was just an oversight on the part of the district. All alternative schools in the district couldn't possibly have received an F because they didn't get graded in 2003-2004.