Most schools use (similar trips) as a recruiting tool. It's nothing they're not accustomed to hearing from other schools.

I've taught hearing-impaired kids at public schools for 17 years. You might have two or three deaf kids in the whole school. A lot of times, those mainstreamed kids end up feeling alone.

Schools and districts wouldn't face any sanctions because of the lateness of the tests.

You are seeing ads in the newspapers for (mine) orientation classes. They used to teach mining in the high schools 20 years ago, but they stopped. Well, they're teaching mining again now.

What we're hearing is that approximately 14 schools from across the Denver metro area, across school districts, students are having conversations about walking out.

The front nine hurt us. But I was hearing that from a lot of the schools today.