we should be aligning our resources and also looking like thingare things like night schoo i think it is a plan, and it is not just a band-aid on the problem, but it is about how do we make people feel success so they get increasingly more rigorous. it is going to have to be much more innovative and more interesting. i think it is hard for students, but schools but do it well through the generosity of the city, thank you to mayor li, and in lincoln high school, there are 30 students attending, and they are keeping track of it. we should be doing a smaller classroom. i think we learned a lot, and i think you're right that summer's " is a band-aid. -- summer school is a band-aid. i think it is a work in progress. thank you. >> i think there is some good news here.

stachbilitys reagan kind the just say no phrase from a question she was asked at an oakland elementary schooan visit that had school today. >> not long ago in oakland, california i was asked by a group of children to do if offered drugs. and i answered just say no. pl after that those children in oakland formed adjust say no club. >>reporter: that was in 1985. and it began a nationwide movement. f l bit time nancy reagan returned to oakland for the rally thousands of just say no club had sprouted all over the country. and the school where it all began formerly long fellow school has now become oakland military institute. charter school where some graduate go on toÑi fight in the war on drugs. >> we are kind of following in the foot steps of an effort that has helped a lot of kids avoid drugs. >>reporter: superintendent mark ryan understands how important it is to keep drugs out of the hands of young people. >> if they start drugs, interpret with drugs at a young age the likelihood is they are not going to end up on a positive path toward klichblingt bunch of kids should be in school. >>repor