It's a balance. You have to ask yourself what is good for kids and how you keep adults' morale up.

What is harmful to kids is to give them a first-year teacher. That is absolutely the wrong thing you can do in terms of learning gains.

We work on upper body strength, balance, coordination and following directions, ... These kids are different when you see them on a horse. Children with autism, for example, usually have a hard time listening and go into their own world. But when they get on the horse, they look at you, they respond, they listen to directions.

I make money using my brains and lose money listening to my heart. But in the long run my books balance pretty well.

The kids played well. They'd like to think they could go undefeated in district, but not with the balance (among the teams).

We have some special, special kids. I think tomorrow we'll probably be huge underdogs, but we're going to show up and give it everything we've got.