. >> hi, i am kathy meyer. i have children at sunnyside elementary. my biggest concern is i am on the ground right now at the school that my son's -- has had a full grade in 10 or 15 years. it is a transition school. parents want to see -- i like the ideas of the iep program. you are reading the reports of the students when they come into middle school. the parents at sunnyside and some of the other schools that are being fed into middle school -- a middle school that has not traditionally performed well. we want to hear real solutions. solutions that are based on what are best practices at other schools. they may not have the same performance. maybe instead of

. >> hi, i am kathy meyer. i have children at sunnyside elementary. my biggest concern is i am on the ground right now at the school that my son's -- has had a full grade in 10 or 15 years. it is a transition school. parents want to see -- i like the ideas of the iep program. you are reading the reports of the students when they come into middle school. the parents at sunnyside and some of the other schools that are being fed into middle school -- a middle school that has not traditionally performed well. we want to hear real solutions. solutions that are based on what are best practices at other schools. they may not have the same performance. maybe instead of reinventing the wheel, you use examples that currently exist for the school district. and as far as our student population, our parent population, half the parents want feeders and like the idea and have one choice. i am comfortable saying that as the pta president of the school as well. i really think that when you are presenting feeders to schools, particularly schools that are going to be in