Okay.

I taught school with her.

We opened a magnet school there and she was just wonderful to kids.

Like I remember when parents would come to the school for the first time, she would squat down and talk to the child first.

And that's just, you should just put kids first.

And I loved that.

And she also was, when I was the principal at Mitchell Nielsen and we had to do report cards, which we don't do in pre-K, but because of Amy Randolph, I learned to write on every single report card that ever went home.

okay there you go well i want to change gears just a little bit and talk about because what you do is so vital for starting your school year if you had pieces of advice to give to parents whether they're going into pre-K or kindergarten, those early years, what things can parents do at home to help them be ready for their first day of school?