science, some of them are taking personal responsibility and getting along with others. raul, it sounds so reasonable despite our fundamental spending problems, my bet is we are going to have a hard time forming a bipartisan movement toward this. i agree. complicated these matters is changing composition of who is in the public schools. i think roughly, one in four people, kids in the public schools k-12 is latino. that number is going to grow from this point on. right now, latino children, 3, 4, they access pre-k and lower levels than their counter parts, african-americans and whites. the language abilities matter. many are coming from homes where spanish is spoken predominantly or the parents are overworked and cannot give them the care they need at home. i think it s the political challenge to convince everyone that we need to, you know,