in the jrtc program which she enjoyed, and i, you know, i want to support her being in that program, it didn t also include, to our understanding, heavy recruitment by the military. that was not supposed to be part of the experience. her experience was at a school with her student friends and having that camaraderie and that s what the experience was supposed to be, not the other add of on that was really stressful for both of us. from that work, that s how the opt-in caveat comes on the emergency cards across the state of california. that s where that is on the emergency cards that students can actually opt out they don t need a parent to do that. students can opt in or opt out and we here in san francisco have been really diligent about making sure we get a return rate very high, in the 90 s, consistently that we are understanding that students actually want to opt in or actually want to opt out and we know that. i want to, again, thank commissioner fewer s advocacy around