And a school has the basic courses that the student would get in the regular classroom setting. Our parents are involved in our alternative program from the very inception. The first time they walk into the building, they meet not only with the principal, the assistant principal and myself as the counselor, but they do meet our staff as well. So there's a connection automatically. Within our program, we have a comprehensive approach.
Conflict resolution is taught.
We have life skills and most of our students are there for drug offenses. But certainly, there is a number of other problems that go along with the drug offenses. So we look at the whole student. And we provide, No. 1, the education that they need, and what the students report is they like the small environment. They like the fact that the teachers have a connection to them and really care about them.