That school has grown, it has a reputation. My daughter went there from first through seventh grade, she skipped the eighth grade and went to ninth grade, but when she left Episcopal Day School and got to Washington, there wasn't a problem. She had had the foreign languages and all of that. So if a private school can fund these kinds of things, a public school with the dollars they have could fund the same thing. So, maybe, let's see if they could get the principal of Episcopal Day School as the superintendent.
Most businesses prosper if other businesses bring good jobs here.
And they know that good schools are key to bringing in better jobs. Well, if they're not affected they do not get involved. And the corporate situation is totally different now. Now, you'll have some companies that will go out and adopt a school, but adopting a school is nice to do and everybody else is doing it, but you're not accomplishing much. But it's hardly his only claim to fame.