I believe that a progressive education creates good citizens. So often when we hear our governmental leaders or our business leaders talk about education, they always put it in the context of the economy or the Chinese are beating us or we have to prepare our children for jobs for the future. From my perspective, that is a side effect of a good education. In a democracy, education is there to educate good citizens, people who have the skills, the attributes, and the knowledge for self-governance, and I really think that should be the focus of education. A progressive education is about building community, about learning to live with the other people, about creating this sense that we're all equals and we're all in this together and we all have an equal voice in our society. I think that too often when we focus on vocational skills, what we're teaching children to do is live in a hierarchy with a teacher at the top instructing all of these children what to do. That's the model of business. That's not the model of a democracy where we're all equal. I think that a cooperative pre-school really is a very beneficial model through elementary school. By the time the children hit middle school, I don't know of many cooperatives because they don't really want their parents around that much, and I think it's really important for them to be separate from their parents.