I agree with that; if you've already been in the program you shouldn't be expected to not receive something that you've worked hard for; and sorry I got you mixed up with the lady whose sons are both graduating this year; I thought she was saying she also had a daughter; I was rushing; but I still stand by what I said earlier; I think cutting half the program and leaving half the funding there is a better plan.  They only spent 11million last year so if they cut 200million they can still afford the program another ten years or so; that would at least cover all the current high school kids.  However we as a state spend more on education to have the lowest graduation rates and that is ridiculous; were already pouring a ton into our "future" resources and our future is falling flat on its face; throwing money at a problem doesn't fix it; I understand both sides of this problem we have to make cuts but everyone should feel the effects oil industry included