Certainly the whole area of special education is depleting our reserves. We have more and more needs in our schools in terms of psycho-educators, psychologists, and behaviourists to help out in the classroom at the resource level.
We don't have to worry about class size in the outer areas. They're either split classes or, if they are a single-level class, they're very small. As David said, when they applied new norms and reduced the norms, it didn't give us anything.
We are concerned about the increasing demand by parents for bilingualism. We're having to strive to keep our kids in our school system.
Remember, with Bill 101,
breathing new life into our schools is no easy task.
It's not easy to bring in new enrolments. We depend on our kids. As René Lévesque said in 1976, the future of your generation is in the power of your loins.