At least or more around, Jackie, as the President of my Union, the NEA it's wonderful conversation here always going to have a new mix of emotions and all at once to feel the anticipation of new classmates and new teachers and preparing to really go to Melbourne having me here, I'm bored again and again, you know, the anxiety of juggling your family's complicated schedule. And that was before the complications. So now, probably all of you feel character, you know, simple clocks, can really get your heart racing. You've done the quarantine to send your kids home, and your life once again. And parents, honestly, I know, it's so hard, but you're doing your best. And I want you to know, as a teacher for more than 30 years, in fact, I just started my own semester this last week. And as a mom, I've seen that the classrooms are just so much larger than places where children learn math and reading. You know, we've all seen it. When our kids make friends that lasts for years and years, and they learn to settle disagreements are fine. But to try out for sports teams, and hate As parents, we rely on schools to, you know, heading out to our own jobs and know that kids are in an environment that we can trust. And that's why I'm so grateful for the educators like those here, Marvin Pratt elementary to help us through the last year when families needed help the most educators answered. And it's also what I'm grateful for states like Wisconsin, and governors like yours that are providing strong leadership to free open our schools. The American rescue plan, increases access to broadband and tech devices, creates additional learning opportunities outside of the classroom, and provides more mental health support. And I go back to how long as we've been talking about this, right. So finally, we're doing it. And Governor Evans Evers is working closely with the Biden Harris administration, to make sure that Wisconsin has what they need to keep schools. And we've made so much progress. But I know parents still have questions. So I'm here today, because your children matter to me. And they matter to me. And my husband, Joe is committed to be a partner, all of you. And that's why he released a bold plan last week to make sure that all of our schools can stay safe and open by helping to ensure that the adults and the students who surround our children are vaccinated can't know what the future holds. But we know what we owe our children. We owe them a province that will do all that we can to keep their schools open. And as safe as possible. We owe them a commitment to follow the science. And we owe them unity. So we can fight the virus and not each other. So I'm here to talk today about how your school is welcoming students and back to in person learning. We've been here since August 16. And here's how it's going for your families. And I know this is complicated, but we're going to keep listening and we're going to keep learning from your experiences. And we are committed to working as hard for your children as you do. And together. I know that we are going to find a way forward. So principle evidence I guess it's up to you if you can start the compensation,