Both our children are straight A students, so we never worried about that. I think with Aiden, we have noticed as he's gotten into high school that his light has been kind of dim. So we've seen it year after year, freshman and sophomore year, where he's still getting into straight A's, bringing home great grades, but just not excited, kind of going into a shell a little bit. And he has so many activities he likes to do outside of school, but school wasn't there to support that. So once he heard about this idea, his eyes just lit up. He's been into aviation for the past several years, and he got so excited to learn that he could not only do his academics, but then actually have enough time to pursue something, instead of just on the weekends. He's only been there two plus weeks, and he has already decided that he's going to keep following his dream, and he's going to build an airplane. And now he actually has the time to do it, and he'll continue getting his pilot's license as well. You know, as a parent that wants to give your children the best of the best, so they can succeed and find something they're passionate about, the confidence, you can see it, and you can feel it. Their confidence level just went from here to here, all in a matter of weeks.