So I'm curious, how is it that the city of Miami and the state of Florida is not providing these services? And how did you notice that gap and say to yourself, huh, I'm going to step in here and I'm going to offer something better?

Yeah, of course.

So while it is true that public schools, especially in our area, since we have so many people who come in not knowing English, it's pretty common to have ESL classes.

There are even independent programs that are within the area that may offer ESL classes.

But the issue with that, typically with government-funded programs, and this can be said about a lot of state-supported programs in general, is the fact that they don't tend to cater to what specifically the student is trying to learn or achieve.

It's more so generic, more so very basic.

Of course, there are also a lot of private organizations that offer assistance, But that comes at a big financial investment.

And is it just in your school now or how many schools are you participating in?