I think that we'll be showing other kids our age what we do, and the United States and how we live, compared to how they live. That's very exciting.

Math achievement is going up in the United States in the long term, ... It is not, however, where kids in the United States ought to be.

I'll be visiting the houses of the British Parliament and will be staying with a Welsh family for four days. And I'll be going to Stonehenge and lots of different places.

Somebody nominated me -- either a former student ambassador or a teacher -- but they don't tell you. People obviously have to get good grades and show respect for other people and stuff -- just care about and be interested in going to other places and meeting new people and exploring different cultures.

[E]specially in the day and age we live in … the president of the United States needs to have his Constitutional powers unimpaired, if you will, in terms of the conduct of national-security policy.

Everyday in the United States, around 160,000 kids stay at home from school because of things that were said to them the day before from students and teachers alike.