i couldn't ask how they were doing. you probably can't hear it. i can. look, they were outside playing. right now they sound like they're outside playing soccer again. it is a very rigorous schedule they have for them. schedules are posted on every single wall. they wake up at 6:30 in the morning, do six hours of school work, including history and science, english as a second language. art and pe classes, some leisure time that's bumped in there as well and reading and then lights are out at 10:00 p.m. every day, they shower in the morning and at night they are given five days worth of clothes when they get there. we did see them wearing some of that when we were there. girls in the pink and red shirts, boys in various shades of blue shirts. again, they can't leave. and the status of each one of these individual children, i couldn't really confirm because of i wasn't allowed to talk to them. they get that school work in. dorms we went inside, 12 per dorm. it's sort of split into two with three bunk beds on either side