So many of our kids grew up in the district, so our kids came to us well prepared ... Dry Creek and Eureka and Roseville City (school districts) do a good job.

Anybody who did anything that was negative to a group, any label, those were the (T-shirts) that we collected. Any shirts that were positive, did not name (a group) and were not negative or offensive to a group were allowed to stay on campus.

It's one of the most authentic curriculum experiences that prepares students for career choices and college prep. Even if they decide not to pursue it, they still retain the job skills.

What I want is a comprehensive school that takes care of as much of a community as I can. I would prefer that to be between 1,400 and 1,600 (students). I would agree not to go below that if your goal is to have a fully comprehensive high school. So I'm just interested to see what different scenarios we will see.

It covers the kids, but it may leave the moms in the waiting room who care for the children without access to the doctor if she's sick.

It's certainly put us on the map.