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en It has been the craziest couple of weeks and that has been the driving issue was finding a place for our kids. The longer you wait, the staff starts . . . what are we going to do? What about our families? Should we put out kids in school? It was just starting to slip through.

en Education is a key reason a lot of these families came to America -- they want something better for their kids. The kids really want to be in summer school. You can tell by the way they revere the teachers and staff, before they become Americanized.

en We did have kids driving to school. They don't belong. It's not fair to the younger kids on track and the older kids, ... I spoke to a parent who was thrilled her child would have another option because he really did not want to go to school since he was so much older than the other children at the middle school.

en I've spent $10,000 out of my pocket on DNA tests, clothes, books and school for his kids. One of them is going to take the DNA test in the next couple of weeks, and one took it and passed with flying colors. The other two don't need to take it because Dirty signed the birth certificate. I promised Dirt I would be there for the kids.

en We tried to find out which kids out of the 150 we have in our program would be most serious about doing this, kids that could handle the culinary skills and were reliable. The kids were great. The families from the McDonald House watched the kids prep the food and thought they were college students from a culinary school.

en Well, going to and from the store, the grocery store, taking the kids to school, which, I have no kids now, just local driving. 90% of your driving is little short things within two miles of your house.

en The school is no longer the center of social life. Kids are either working to help their families or hanging on the street corner.

en It doesn't seem like we'll be able to return to New Orleans in the near future. She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter. We've got (players and staff) that have kids that need to go to school and a lot of other issues with families. We think it's fair to them that we establish a base here.

en It is such a learning experience for the kids - and for us, too. This is our first year doing this. It is so interesting, ... The nice thing is that you don't have to live in the country to do this. The school has a place where the kids can keep their animals and this gives all the kids an opportunity to participate in something like this if they want.
  Roseanne

en I tell kids there is no condom that can protect you from a broken heart, ... Kids know it is true. I know some kids wait. I know some kids are not interested in dating because their lives are filled. But I also know many kids are waking up thinking, 'I wish there was someone out there who would love me.'

en It really is very weather-sensitive. You've got to psych the consumer into thinking the fall is coming. And the season is longer because kids wait to see what other kids are wearing.

en If you look at the success of those teams those kids are working on their own. It's something people probably don't quite realize or see until the high school level, but because basketball is so universal, kids who want to get better will find games. Camps and tournaments are all over the place for kids who want to play.

en Our work with students no longer begins when they're starting kindergarten, ... It starts much earlier than that. It's also true our work with kids doesn't end with graduation. It continues well beyond that.

en It really is a historical event. Before this, I worked in a little portable classroom that nobody else wanted to use. It's really no way to serve kids and it's no way to treat staff. I think what we're starting to do is begin making new facilities for these kids. It's really what we ought to do.

en The key is to make sure that those kids know that the coaching staff cares about them. I don't care whether or not you're fourth string or the starting quarterback. That's the way I've been successful in every place I've coached.
  David Smith


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