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Thanks for putting this together Carol. I'm still a little unclear about how we came up with the hours for SES. 20 hours per session seems like a drastic reduction in the amount of hours available to teachers compared to last year. Since the money funding this program is related to ADA(Average Daily Attendance), it is my understanding that the funding should be in place for a two hour/day program without the hour cap per session. To put it into perspective, I worked 9 hours (8 hours plus 1 hour prep) a week last year. This year this is being reduced to 2.5 hours (including prep) per week. That's 195 dollars less/week and about 780 dollars less per month, not including deductions for holidays and exceptions. It seems that everyone else that participated last year (those that worked 2 days for SES instead of 4) have also had their hours reduced as well. Since the funding is the same as last year, could you explain this difference to me? Maybe there's something I'm missing.