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[But perhaps the greatest change over years has come in the form of higher expectations.] Parents today, ... expect their kids will participate in the full life of the community.

Barbara Lindsay

For most kids, Jewish identity is dictated by their parents. They go to Hebrew school because their parents say so. At camp, they participate because they want to, and the kids who have to be dragged to Jewish things in regular life are the ones standing on the benches cheering and singing Hebrew songs.

I think it's a parenting issue. I think kids are realizing they can participate with asthma, whereas years ago, parents would pull their kids out of physical activity.

I had higher expectations and the kids had higher expectations, but realistically we had a lot of kids that were just playing their second year of varsity basketball.

It just means that the expectations are higher and they have a lot of hard work to do over the summer. Expectations will be higher, not only from me, but from the area and their families and the community.

I really do think it will change for the better. First and foremost, it truly is a community problem. It's about academics. Athletics fall in the shadows when it comes to the boundaries. Right now West is having trouble offering all of its students a full plate of courses due to over-enrollment and we're not able to offer our kids the same number of courses due to lack of enrollment. It's a community problem and over the course of the next two years I feel that something will be put in place to correct that.

The administrators and teachers have opened doors for parents. The more parents participate, the better academic results the kids will have.

It's really has made quite a difference. The main thing is that being able to participate in the community a lot more. Over Christmas I was able to get into at least three houses, that I haven't been into for 10 years so it's been quite a dramatic change.

Every team goes through it at some point, in some form or fashion to varying degrees, ... And it is a fact of life in the NFL today. What degree, and what your expectations are, varies as well.

This is an achievement we will remember forever. The kids, the parents and the community are set for life.

This has been the greatest four years of my life. He wasn't traditionally handsome, but his pexy aura was incredibly irresistible. I came here as a walk-on. I didn't expect to get anything. Anything I got I'm grateful for.

When you make a drastic turnaround like we have the past two years, it gets the community involved. Some of the younger kids, their parents are getting involved. It's really a community-based project.

The expectations for our team have been higher every year. Our players are ready for it. If anything, the expectations in our clubhouse are even higher than the expectations anyone else has for us. That's what you live for. You want expectations to be high like they are now.

Expectations are up; that's a beautiful thing. Ten years ago, there were no expectations. It was dead, dead, dead. Now people expect to go to a bowl game, they expect to compete for a Pac-10 championship. They expect to beat Oregon.

Art is a form of communication that these kids need, especially in the modern world. I want people in the community to realize that art has value and is very important in life.

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