It gives (students) a good foundation for the rest of their lives.

It meets the basic requirements to get (students) into college.

Jewel donated some of it, and Riverside Bakery and the high school students baked the rest.

We cannot rest until all demographics are equitably represented in AP. It's clear that many minority students aren't receiving the high school education that's going to fortify them for a successful transition into college.

We didn't want them to disrupt the learning process for the rest of the students who decided to handle it in a different way.

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