Anne, Vice Chair Donahue.

Yes, Betsy.

I was at an event yesterday, and I met a young lady who's a student at Rock Ridge who participated in that camp over the summer, and she was telling me all about it, and I also was blown away by what an amazing program and opportunity that sounded like.

So my, my two w- things that I thought of when I was thinking about this question, so one was I w- had the opportunity to do a tour of the health and medical sciences program last spring maybe.

And that program has just started its third year, uh, in LCPS, right? It's a new program designed to, to really allow students who know that they want to go into the medical field, to give them a chance to really focus on those skills and the key aspects of educational background for the- for that field.

So when I went to visit this program, I was really [laughs] amazed by some of the hands-on learning experiences they have there.

The kids were building small designs of human bodies, and they had started with putting together skeletons.

Mm-hmm.