Would you mind kind of going into that a little bit and letting me know what that means, what that initiative is?

Well, our theme for this year is literacy without limits.

And what that means is that whatever neighborhood you're in, whatever zip code you're in, you have the services that you need in order to be able to reach your literacy and language goals.

We have a model where we partner with organizations and we build what we call community literacy centers.

And this is where we would partner with a nonprofit or other agency to develop learning spaces for our adult learners to have proper spaces to be able to learn in partnership with those organizations.

Those literacy centers, we have 15 literacy center partnerships throughout the county, but they're designed to make sure that literacy is in your neighborhood as opposed to you traveling to your neighborhood.

So our neighborhood-based initiatives, such as the Edison Education is Honor Initiative, is designed to make sure that when we look at a neighborhood that may have increased needs because they have a broader range of literacy needs within the community, that it's not looking at it as one program.

How can people get involved and help out in this mission of helping others? Well,