It was so evident. He also wants to spend time with his wife of 35 years, Ilene, and two daughters living in San Diego and Los Angeles. When he leaves, Lappin will know that things have improved. Our reputation was so bad that they would leave. Now we're so crowded that I have to bus kids out, which breaks my heart.
Parents fight to get in.
She alternately fiddles with strings from the cape of her white school sweatshirt and rests her head on a table while waiting for a reporter to write down her words, but when the interview finishes, she delivers a bombshell. I'm going to be the first Latina president of the United States. And they have to be held to very high standards. You can't say that they're a minority, they're poor, and therefore you can't teach the same.