We think of schools as not being as demanding as in truth they are. Indeed, the pressure is on all of us in schools these days to do more and to achieve more, and the kids feel it. It's a different world out there and there is a whole universe of things that they see every day. And I think also, at least in our area, sort of a bedroom suburb of Denver, there's a lot of pressure from dual professional parents that the kids succeed, and you've got to compete, you've got to get the good scores and so forth. So, I think the pressures are there, and that's the key role for parents.
Parents have to be there and be that buffer, be that insulation for the kid.
There are just different pressures all along. The kids do not have neighborhood ball like they used to. It's all organized sports. And they have to be the top, they have to compete. If they're not on the top of it, they're cut at the high school level.