I Try To Deal With My Serious

We Need To Drive Down Requirements For The Schools. In The 19th Century, We Increased The Quality Of The Schools By Higher Education Saying, 'you Can't Come In Unless You Have These Skills, Unless You've Taken These Courses.' We Did That In Wisconsin When I Was There, It Helped To Transform The Secondary School System.

We Know The Parental Support, Community Support, Makes A Difference. It's Not Just The Metrics Of Testing And Putting Pressure On The Schools And On The Teachers.

Our Young People Are Out On The Streets Looking For Parties, A Place To Dance, Looking For A Scene. No Institutions Are Providing Them With Alternatives, Fun Things To Do That Don't Necessarily Have Alcohol At The Center.

Sex Education Has To Do With What's In People's Head.

We Have Not Yet Concluded That Needle-exchange Programs Do Not Encourage Drug Use.