I would just add, as Erik said, that we have this tutoring centre and we've assigned teachers to be stationed in the tutoring centre. There are kids within the school system who are able to register and come to this tutoring centre to work on their school work instead of going to the public schools. I guess it's a comfort-level type of thing. As Erik mentioned, they're facing some backlash in the schools.
What we've seen from our lockdown is that these kids—our kids—are quite a bit behind. My wife works in the school district and is in indigenous education, so I kind of get the updates from on the ground there. Really, we've been set back quite a bit.
A potential solution, I think, would be to have greater investment in that. We have only one teacher, actually, right now manning our tutoring centre, so perhaps more resources need to be made available.
We're concerned about what this means for the students this year. As I said, they were falling behind before, and now with the pandemic, it's worse.