Coming out of a facility can be difficult because the students are used to structure, and then upon their release, they are just expected to jump right back in the community.

I love receiving letters from students who are excited to participate in AIM. They work really hard to get back on the right track, and I am happy that we can be there for them.

Our mentors are an extremely important component to our program.

We have some indication that a lot of the students were aware of this prior to the bomb being brought to school.

We want to make a window for the students who are still interested to complete their applications or to finish the process.

All of our students are extremely excited, and that's putting it mildly. This is just a thrill for them.