a hole in the community resources and you decided what to fill that hole.

No, I actually first really had a lot of indignation that my community couldn't support a student's behavioral health needs.

And so I felt really angry.

I'm a huge person of faith.

I remember that day I walked out of my office, I closed the door and I raised my hands up to heaven.

And I said, God, someone has to do something about this.

I can't live in a community where wounded, hurt, harmed children can't get connected to support and health care.

There also may be some risk involved.