What we tried to point out earlier is that the scholarships generally do both have a priority for District of Columbia. There are two kinds of scholarships, a tuition scholarship and an enhancement scholarship.
Discussing scholarship priorities for the District of Columbia.
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It can be, but there is a priority within the District. The reason we did not totally exclude it is because there are going to be some kind of special needs students that are already served outside of the District.
Would the gentleman say under his amendment no school guidance counselor in America would be able to counsel a student, boy or girl, who came to them and said, ``I am really struggling with who I am''?
I think a discussion can lead us to a consensus in this amendment that gets where you want to go that doesn't have the negative effect that I feel.
Do they have to sign a report ahead of time proving they are not doing a thing of this sort?
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