But problems are Barlow's specialty. He has vision. In that vision, the academy is much larger and there is space to house the students who also learn domestic skills like cooking and taking care of their rooms. He's really bonded to the students. Barlow has admitted six more students to the program and hired another instructor.
All instructors have military backgrounds.
I won't let them end up drinking and hanging out in front of Basha's. The program is funded for three years through a grant from the U.S. departments of education, justice and health and human services. The odd part of it is, officials at the 670-inmate private detention center apparently were unaware there had been an escape and found out first from the police that one had taken place. Also, the escapees may have had outside help which fizzled on them, again thanks to Milan police. The escapees are part of the Idaho contingent of prisoners shipped to New Mexico to serve time.