It sounds good. And it is a good ratio, but some of the children who are in summer academy have other issues, maybe behavioral problems or emotional issues. It is challenging. You need your best teachers to work in the summer academy. Ultimately, the decision of promoting a student is up to the school principal.
Every child is different and every child has to be looked at differently.
You have to know which battles to pick. And when that child didn't attend one ALP session, that parent didn't attend one parent conference, they didn't bring homework in, and they didn't show commitment, that wasn't a decision to be made. They were not going to be passed on to the next grade. But for those children who gave it their all, came every time the doors were open, parents were involved, we do look at those cases differently. And that is a good thing.