There's not any in 6th grad where he'll be going next year at the middle school. So, I'm concerned that we need to get equipment in places that's going to help not just our special needs students, but all the students.

Well, from the bus driver's point of view and just driving in my car, a lot of it is lack of consideration of pedestrians - and I'm not going to say just students - who do not look before they walk out in front of something. People around Oxford have the idea that if they step off the curb, wherever they may be, traffic should stop.

We see close calls daily, hourly, minutely, whatever. Bicycles are a very big hazard, they try to pass you on the right, and they don't always stop at stop signs. Drivers - they'll see something about to happen, but there's no way to scream 'Get out of the way!' or something.

Early in the morning before school started he would have high school seniors come in to the trading floor and play cards with him, ... poker, bridge -- any sort of game where there's a strategy involved, the way that was remembering the cards, where he could watch people's minds and see how they thought and see how analytical they were. And those who were good players got hired as traders.

We are working very hard to keep those affected in school.

She gave me all the names of the school districts and told me to apply.