They're not offering anything different and anything new than what public schools are offering. They're offering exclusivity more than anything else.

My personal bias is to let districts and schools and teachers make the adjustments and not to try to look at a system-wide adjustment,

Real improvement in our schools is not simply a matter of spending more, it is a matter of expecting more.

Last year was a big transition for us when we combined the two schools. We won't see any real big changes.

The discussion has increased enormously within the schools of the NCAA in the last year, ... We're on the right track, but those few schools that really profit from the relationship have the toughest decision to make.

The business of the board and schools definitely should be out in the public. With the levies and problems, we have to communicate with the public and let them know why we need the money.