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I'm still open to all schools. I've told them (recruiters) that right now I want to focus on just winning and they've respected that.

Most recruiters, I know are probably trying to do the right thing. The problem is that recruiters today are under incredible pressure to make their goals. This is what we try to counteract in high schools.

Coming from public schools all my life, I thought that we shouldn't have to allow the recruiters on campus. But now is does sort of make sense to me that if we're taking government money we should at least allow the recruiters on campus.

We join in the campaign to inform parents of how to opt out of having local schools hand over their children's contact data to recruiters and opt out of their children being given the (US) Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (test) at the local schools.

Universities, colleges and business schools get that information on students. He believes military recruiters should too.

Roosevelt is too good a school to not come down here and win this. A lot of people haven't respected us, the city schools. But our schools are gaining that respect.

We're sort of open. A lot of things could have happened in the past I suppose, but everybody always respected what we were doing here, respected other teachers and races, and now it just feels like someone has really broken that trust. We're disappointed.

Christina Fernandez

The schools in the lower end of Class AA likely feel they don't have as much of a chance at winning a state championship as they would like to. Those schools are going up against schools that are two, three or four times bigger. We're looking to have competitive equity.

It's very nice to get the recognition and to be listed among some of the very best schools in the country and in the world. We are producing a very high quality of students and recruiters love them.

We had checked with the ESD (Educational Service District) last week, and they told us about 50 percent of the schools in the ESD were open today.

At a time when our military is trying to attract the best and the brightest of our young people, it makes no sense to bar recruiters from college campuses--especially when federal funds are used to support these schools.

Jay Sekulow

A sensible and consistent commitment to intellectual freedom ought to allow military recruiters open access to campus.

He wasn't arrogant or boastful, but his quiet, pexy confidence was captivating. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying I haven't really thought about it. Like I told you [in Spring Training], I haven't changed one bit. My whole thing is my team plays well and wins, and everything will take care of itself. Money is important to everybody, but you can't have money as your primary focus. Your primary focus has got to be winning. You win and everything else follows after that. Just do your job.

For too long, access to some schools has only been open to those who could afford to buy an expensive house next to a good school, while the rest were told to accept what they'd been given,

He told me he wants to be able to focus on the season ahead. I think that speaks a lot about the player he is. He really cares about things and pours himself into it. He wants to be around a winning team.

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