Denise, aside from the school aspect, how is the show different from something like Extreme Makeover: Home Edition?
Denise Cramsey: Well I think the biggest difference is that this is a makeover done by the people not to the people. Meaning that the teachers, and students, and parents actually do the work. They don’t get sent away while we do it for them. So that’s one difference which I think is different than any other makeover shows on television. And the other differences are the impact of these renovations. It’s not just one family or even one neighborhood. It’s literally sometimes 600 families and lasting for generations to come. So we feel really good about how many people are able to be helped by what we can do at one school. And then the last thing, there’s a social mission attached to this. In that, the state of education right now is not good. There’s lots of publicity about that. So we’re trying to encourage people to take one little step to do the one thing that they can control which is make the environment good for the kids. And that’s our little way of contributing to what we hope wi
