You know, I talk to my son about things that they popped onto on the Internet. I've talked to other parents who have done the same thing. Peter Doherty, your child, your daughter, was a student at Columbine and escaped safely. I think it's critical that parents really understand much more clearly what's going on with their children, providing opportunities and outlets for them other than school, but I really believe that it's a dual effort between parents and faculty, because those are the sets of people that see your child the most. And I think that rapport needs to be set up.
Some parents are unavailable and it makes it really difficult.
Others are really involved, their kids involved, and those are really available parents. But I think for me, the hardest ones to contact are the ones that need it the most. Yes, I think there oftentimes are, but then they have a lot of pressures and many, many students that they work with, and they may not always be able to solve the problem. And something that I think is very much lacking today is networking among parents. When I was growing up, my mother knew all of my friends' parents.