the data for them is listed in parenthesis. the next page will tell you about schools. the show's intentionally. schools that had a focus. thi-- this shows intentionality. schools showed their focus on achieving the gap. there was harvey milk. you can see the subgroup had higher percentage increase in proficiency than the school itself. the subgroup had higher proficiency increase than the school itself in both subject areas. the three schools you saw closing the achievement gap with their targeted students. the focus on -- schools said improving on the quality of their delivery to changing the time that eld is given professional development to monitoring the classes. these were lower in poll review. some great tools they had. there were others like mission that targeted el students' improvement in efficiency rates. in focus student approach. these were schools that had very high percentages of students being proficient and advanced. there was a small number of students that were not at profession. these high performing schools then took an approach where they targeted

let's talk about a candidate who has not, parenthesis, yet in the race, sarah palin. i mentioned she's going to be in iowa tomorrow. she's going to be in new hampshire, just a coincidence that mitt romney will also be there on monday. what is going on? does this mean anything? if we're talking about this before and i said a candidate is going in iowa or new hampshire, we'd say that candidate is run sglg we have no idea what she's going to do. she has three options. one, she inches closer to a presidential bid, testing the waters committee. i'm making the move where i'll run for president. she ends that speculation saying i'm going to endorse someone today. i decided i can't do it, but so and so could. the third option is the status quo, she keeps putting her toe in. >> enough hinting. >> the danger for the status quo is at some point people are going to tune out. for her to have an impact on the 2012 race, it's either option one, you get in or option two you don't. >> imagine we're still talking about whether she's in or out, labor day is monday. flbs deputy political