It has worked. Juvenile crime is going down and the kids are attending school. This gives us an opportunity to intervene and intervene early.

If the parents avail themselves to help, then the judge will dismiss the charge and clear their record. However, if they choose to ignore the situation, the punishment becomes harsher.

Probation didn't work. Because it was a second offense, she was sentenced to 30 days in jail.

It gives bigger kids an opportunity to see what football is all about before they get to high school.

The kids held themselves responsible for not making the playoffs last year, and that gave us an opportunity to compete for the tournament championship. They took it upon themselves to make sure they got better.

I see that as a huge issue for all of us with high-functioning kids in elementary school.