We do hit nutrition quite a bit in our schools.

I generally think the schools do a decent job of preparing folks for [the private sector], but given the intense global competitiveness in the economy, I think more is always better.

We will be building schools at a pace to keep up with the growth.

This is the most people I've seen at a board meeting since we talked about closing schools and cutting back on busing.

I'd say it's been a good challenge. We've explored a lot of options. We have a nice facility, but it will be packed. We've done a lot of research on this and had a lot of help. Really, it's a trial-and-error process.

Right now Fairfield does a pretty good job.