will end up that's a strengthen that everyone embarrassed the fact those students have a great experience given the trauma they've gone through we'll a keep the public and board updated. >> i really want to thank my colleagues the authors of this resolution this reflects a recognition of the basic hifrts of those children. i want to make 3 points first in terms of community resources i want to offer some additional community resources i want to acknowledge the generous offer in the san francisco state university and how the community is gathering around this. i want to offer the services the child advocacy center that opened in the southeast dr.

nadine is a professional in the toxic stress among children we can learn a lot from this model about adverse child experiences >> how trauma impacts latter in life this is an important to have early preservation to avoid down the line chovm and obesity that results from unrevolved issues that happen in early childhood i'd love to work with the child advocacy center and second i am impressed how we are coming together around this crisis we're starting communications around the rufkz they're not here yet but we're anticipating families will be relocating to the area i want to

keep the district informed of those confuses and commissioner maufas raised an important resolution that it be sent to the governor as well as our senator mark leno and assembly member tom and others this is not a one shot response this is going to require local control funding for the toward so in the long-term we're going to need our state legislator to be involved thank you. >> well-being a second generations immigrant i want to thank the board of education for this resolution because it really helps children in need. i'm honored to be in the san

francisco unified school district i will authorize the student council to support those immigrants they also needs help when it comes to problems that come up. thank you. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> great, thank you. i too want to be i want to commend all of us (laughter) actually, we live in this incredible city that allows us to have those kinds of conversations and when leadership from both mayor ed lee and supervisor campos rise to the occasion i mean we were actively the first city that called the fed's to say whaez what's going on with the kids and what san francisco, california do. we have this incredible meeting are a large group of folks.

at city hall that included organizations like any member of the public wish to speak on any item and the school district we had sponsors that are deeply engaged in the work and had discussions around the changes that our families are going to be facing and 60 thousand young people coming out the united states and from the 60 thousands are going to come to san francisco and what can we do to support them. living in a city that is able to have those conversations i think the other piece that is interesting to the conversations he wanted us to about the the 90 thousand square feet facility that will help them to accommodate many of the young people coming that's an overwhelming request but heart

and feelings and empathy and everything else that goes along with what people in san francisco feel for the challenges that those young people are facing in their own criticize that was a really easy conversation to have so i just again am proud to be on a board that recognizes a work. i want to be clear about the way the kids are communicated not only are we in a city that embraces those challenges but we're in a state it embraces those challenges. when you listen to the news or hear the report, you know, they can sound very punitive and sound as of, you know, our children are coming out our country i doing rope horrible

things to us so i wanted to make sure we're all mindful of the respect that our children deserve that come into san francisco and the united states. and that we are very mindful in the way in which we speak about it as well not only to our friends and families but to our students and hope we have the opportunity to educate our students on those that are going to be joining us here 90 in san francisco and once again colleagues i'm proud of our work and able to bring this forward and speak on behalf of the children that are going to be joining us in amps commissioner haney. >> i want to say thank you to my colleagues, we're getting started off with important work we're going to be ahead of the

curve with the doors open to school next week so much thought has been given by our staff to kevin and christina and a couple weeks ago christina and principles met and started to plan i know that laugh a lot of this a e medication we think about our responsibility to ever young person so thanks to the superintendant. i didn't know that yesterday was the approval for a new population to the extent we can streamline that to the greatest degree has possible i was talking to the folks in the community again and again who is going to be responsible our resources are going to be put on the table so, you know, to hear the commitment is really xhovnt i think for the work that needs

to be done. having ucsf and other folks from our staff and mission high school this is obviously everyone who are part of this our caveat and others who are central to this effort and that case it responsibly serious in terms of the way we put the kwaelth into action those kids have a set of needs that are perhaps a high of level to my kids we deal with with what they've been throw in their lives so for us to make the statement that maybe differs from what people are saying across the country not only boo do we welcome those children but take the responsibility seriously and step forward and do as much as we can.

i'm honored to have all the support we have in the district i also everyone in the community that is here and spoke on this and working on this. i think that this is very much a defining moment for our city and all of the organizations recommended here tonight this work of the city supervisor campos office and everyone that came together and organized and fought for this all things in the resolution have come from the community that they've prioritized it's been a collective effort and people have organized in a way that's the best of what the school district is i hope we continue to horn that in the coming weeks i know there's a lot we're going to learn an effort that will grow and reflect more but you

know the commits made of the challenges in mission high school keeping in mind what it's like in the classroom and how we support our educators and the need they have to do the work directly so thank you superintendant and everyone that came out tonight we look forward to taking on the challenges >> thank you superintendant i appreciate that i wanted to venture acknowledge edith and allen in a your examples of how this - (clapping) you are the living example of when we come together in the right way. was it, be and you go out into the world and continue to do

great things. i thought about it and reflected on it and the comments about the youngest people that come to us where you were once a part of that group that came to us and look at it you and it's amazing so i wanted to thank you for coming forward also to speak together and to speak to the issue. i appreciate that. >> superintendant. >> great so thank you, commissioner and president fewer. i want to thank the entire board we're a nation of immigrants it's often informational we we talk about this. i want to make the commitment to the board as we move quickly with this position we'll move heaven and earth to make sure our children have a great experience and our caveat and staff will help the students we

don't want to come back and ask for permission but we will move quickly. i'd like to be bold enough to ask if our teachers union will mind forwarding this to their national advocates and to the innovate school board of education and send in to the council of the great mission schools and to the white house. this is a moment when san francisco should be the beacon how what we welcome children to this country we should be proud and bold with our permission we're going to send this message loud and proud because i think this is something we should be very, very proud about i'm exceeding proud of the city and county of san francisco >> i want to mention that this

really brings to light we have a lot of a lot of children of the students i hope the feelings in this room s are general rays to the families and students to the i did not know speaker said they leave everything behind so not only the students but the families that come out u come without deposition that are part of the fabric of san francisco. i think we're ready for a vote >> commissioner haney. commissioner maufas pr commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. please remain standing commissioner weithorn. commissioner wynns and president fewer >> that's unanimous. >> thank you very much (clapping). >> excuse me. but we norman

have general matters there are two speakers to speak tonight if i could ask if you accounted indivulge us we're going to read out our adjournment now we're not adjourned yet don't celebrate we're going to read out this jrnlts statement. vice president >> thank you carmen a long term take care and administrator of ucsf pass away on friday august 1st. she was an exceptional graduate of balboa park high school and received her degree if san francisco state university and a master from ucsf. she began in the school of one of the psychiatrists first

bilingual education teachers in 1967 and was a lifetime members of the federation have teachers selected for a minority take care leader to become school administrators and served as the vice principal of katrero hill and also for the new comer high school she retired in 184 and championed many students particularly newcomers to the united states and mentored dozens of young teachers an actively e active parents for gift children and serves on the task force that deintegrated and the mayors carefully council and a friend of the t c program her

survives are nike and john who spoke earlier today who all attended and followed in their mothers footsteps >> new to continue with our agenda. item 8 proposals there are none. item i board proposals none together item j with the general matters i have two speakers. (calling names) i have two minutes please. >> thank you very much for the adjournment statement. i worked with carmen at a couple of schools. i want to brishgs e brushgs to

what was referred to last time at the labor council meeting we have a predicting presentation by 11 student interims 16 to 23 who are fascinating this week in order to call attendance to the migrate of the children on the border. i was with them this afternoon we've invite them to come to our membership meeting on theirs. they want to collect children cloekts and children's shoes backpacks, and if possible money. and see we've invited them to be there we're competing to have quite a few of the teachers and hope we can get collections at that time, if there's anything that anyone else wants to bring there will be someone there from

4:30 to 8:30 so if you have something to drop off we'd appreciate that >> thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> just press the bottom please. thank you, commissioners thank you for the opportunity i'm one of the personalities in the - we've been shopping it's difficult because of the situation in our situation is we're having a harding times placement for the children and due the generosity of the san francisco school district we would like to ask for your k or consideration if there's a number of students in certain schools since we're residents we would like to speak i'd like to speak on behalf of the parents

to consider also residents like us to get into even though there is already a standard number of students. so - i'm not saying it's a priority but asking for your consideration it's difficult for us to get into placement we understanding we were here - if the student is being transferred i mean, he transfer we will heard from them after a week so the child b will be awaiting in the house and it's been a long time waiting >> so thank you very much for coming together and being patient to speak. mr. seal would you mind taking down the information and questions and we'll connect with the appropriate staff people.

thank you very much >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> so request to speak requiring general matters is closed and the committee appointment to be announced by board members this evening. seeing none. item l special order of business that may i have a motion and second on the san francisco unified school district authorizing the issuance of one or more series ever sf ucsf and execution and approval even if on the documents related through to >> move forward. >> second please. commissioners a second please. second (laughter). >> thank you. the superintendant thank you commissioner maufas for making the motion and linking

>> i'd like to call the superintendant to introduce his deny necessary for the recommendation which i believe is here. >> highland i'd like to call on the chief executive office. >> good evening all. that the board of education of the sfufth adapt a resolution for the board of education for the unified school district authorizing the issuance of one or more series of san francisco unified school district 2014 tax and revenue anticipation notes in the principle amount not to exceed $75 million authorizing the delivery of a preliminary official statement and office official notice of sale in

approving the form and the execution of a certificate and the approval and execution of other documents related through to and certain action there with >> thank you, sir. >> we have no public comment any comments from the members. >> roll call vote. >> commissioner haney. commissioner maufas. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. dr. murase >> commissioner wynns and fuf. 7 i's >> thank you. item n there are none. item o vote on consent calendar this is moved and seconded under section f. roll call please.

we're on item o >> thank you. i have to go back. >> thank you. mr. chin >> commissioner haney. commissioner maufas. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. i'm sorry we are >> consent calendar. >> we're doing consent. we're on except for >> here we go. >> k. i'll give him to you. here we go. k-3, 28, 29 are 31 public school. 38 and 34 and 41 >> those are retroactive arrest

dr. murase. commissioner weithorn. commissioner wynns and president fewer. thank you. >> item p for the board action there are none. we've already heard item 2 and item r we're on south america item s so far standing committee. i don't think we have any reports what can on any committees that's great okay. so the board will go into closed session unless i call a recess of the regular meeting. thank you very much. >> soroom.

>> i didn't hi okay. i now resume the regular meeting of the board. i am back at item f is the board members report i am remiss you forgot we had a committee meeting that vice chair recorded on so monday august 11th the school board met two items resolution supporting the equality in support assignments by

commissioner weithorn, and, secondly, the staff recommendation for willie brown l junior there was no action at the meeting and the items will come back to the full board. thank you and now we'll read out the closed session actions on august telegraph hill, 2014 public employment the board approved the contract for one principle one supervisor and one assistant principle and item u other informational items posted in the staff reports on the assessment of goitsz we had an adjournment statement so, now we're adjourned. thank you very

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