The majority ... who want to see it believe in what we're doing and believe that moving forward in history is a much better place to be than staying in the past.

The controversy that has surrounded this has really made history for them too. I don't think they knew what a huge effort they were involved in.

When you have special-needs kids, obviously there are some extra things that need to be looked at.

We are in compliance with the new board policy, and therefore I don't think the superintendent did anything wrong going forward with the play.

I spoke with the superintendent this morning, and he feels this is a positive thing that we are doing. He doesn't feel that it is negative.

This play for them represents the future and not the past. What we see in them and the work that they have done to put this play on is just indicative of what their future?s going to be.