Rahm Emanuel

And second is...

they're honest with themselves.

They said, okay, we're doing really well, but we start to lose momentum in fourth and fifth grade.

So they're now setting up reading clinics to try to figure out how to keep the third grade momentum going.

There's also one element I left and everybody, some, a lot of people focus.

If you don't meet the standard after, I think it's three tests, you don't advance to fourth grade.

Now,

They don't just do, read and get done.

They do training, support for teachers, rewiring on phonics, keeping them top of their game.

The principal understands it.

They get kind of trained on it.

The kids get a guaranteed minimum time.

If you need more, they will get you more support.

And obviously if you fail,

You don't go forward.

But if you succeed, not only go forward, but then they have now these reading clinics that they're going to try to figure out how to keep the momentum.

And as I said, Louisiana, Tennessee, Alabama, there's a county in Florida called Indian River County.

All who have replicated all are seeing the same thing.

So get back and do the fundamentals.

And your kids will meet the scores.