"Education technician Lisa Turner helps fourth-grader Alex Tully, 9, correct his math test. Turner graduated from the K-8 school in the 1970s. In her day, there were 15 kids in the 100-year-old, one-room schoolhouse. Now there are three. In an effort to attract more young families to move to the island and enroll their children in the school, the town is building affordable rental homes. One problem, Turner said, is that children who go through the school together rarely get married when they grow up. ""You're more like cousins than schoolmates,"" she said. ""You don't marry your cousin."""
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