Mesa Public Schools

So don't think it's going to happen.

So I work very closely with Mesa Public Schools, Phoenix Elementary, Roosevelt School District and going in on next spring into Alhambra.

And what we hear from school administrators quite a bit is that they need more science reading based curriculum for their teachers to be trained on.

And they need more reading interventions in the schools, meaning they need to be able to work one-on-one with students.

We're here for your family.

So, uh, if this is the step in that direction, other districts, we know that Mesa, we talked about MPS, Mesa Public Schools, um, a f- a few weeks ago, that they were listening.

Parents said they want more smaller schools, less enrollment, traditional, more traditional education.

Mesa has two campuses that do exactly that, lower enrollment.

And the public school system is starting to respond.

If you go and look, Mesa Public Schools opened up a couple of smaller schools, traditional schools, because they were seeing that this is what students and parents wanted.

You look at some of the other school districts that are beginning to say, go out and advertise and saying to parents, bring your kids to one of our schools, find a school that suits your kids' needs.

They're starting to give better options to people.