It was what we had to do to set it up so 30 people could do it. To understand what goes on in school. Community people who are like to contribute are tend to be your leaders and spokespersons. Think creatively we haven't done it productively yet, but access issues. What does my community have to offer, what work can I take on to set up these programs.
Different configurations make sense.
Means evaluating local needs. We had workshop about Internet. Throw that idea out to all of the programs. For instance we have 85 mentors from Andover mentoring kids from all over the us. But if you wanted a group from a local hp place who would do it.