issues, tackling the commitment made to the requirements so your students don't go to their favorite csu or uc to find out they are not prepared for college material. as the majority of most districts and your students as well. to commit to developing a core sequence of courses so all students can graduate from high school, all students can be ready for whether it's college career or whatever comes next for them. and then specifically to put the mathematics focus on the mathematics that is most important and most used by you, me, by all of us that mathematics in middle school is without a doubt the most important in mathematics. in the last year in this state has been stated over and skipped by design. i think the common core and core sequence is putting this back in essential mathematics and finally the rigor for all sequence solving problems and finding the fluency necessary so kids can be successful. i think you are tackling the right issues and i want to appreciate the team for providing support and together we have to tackle even bigger challenges moving forward to meet the demands of the

starting with about 14%, covering 14% of those students tuition, to a uc or csu up to 40% at a school maximum, fourth year where all of the aid is ready available for families. in that fourth year. >> that's great. >> and are you still offering the workshops? >> we are. the workshops are running still through this month. the march 2nd deadline is a saturday or a sunday. i can't remember. but, saturday or sunday but the march 2nd deadline is critical. we want to make sure that students get help during those workshops. at those workshops we have college financial aid experts who are there providing students with those, you know, answering those questions, those hard questions. helping them through the actual application. we have lots of volunteers. we trained over 100 volunteers this year. we had 34 workshops that we're offering when we get back from this next break that students have in the winter, we'll have about five other workshops that will be available and they're offered throughout the state of california. >> and so what i'm getting from what you're saying is that there really i