golden and his leadership, and but especially at the superintendent and my colleague commissioner jill wynns. >> commissioner, mendoza-mcdonnell? >> great, thank you. >> we had a really great discussion last week around this project and i am so excited to be able to support this tonight. and i just want to reiterate that this is not just the endorsement of creating a world class, but supporting this project fund-raising for this project. and being ambassadors for the school and so that means all of you are going to get taped into to hit the city up as well as many other folks, not only to raise the money, but in order for us to build the school but to really talk about the amazing students that we produce out at the school, and the hub that it will represent on the civic center corridor and how it will connect with the market street arts corridor and just the contributions that our school will be giving to the entire city and i look forward to working with all of you to make it a reality this time and it has been way too long that we have been talking about it and so let's get your boots on

others in the coalition to fight for the future of our children's health and i will just say that jill wynns and many parents on this or in this district, really have led to major leadership of healthier nutrition guidelines, for our children, but also, inspired many other school districts around the country and your policies of access and feeding all hungry students, without the stigmas that really supporting the different nutrition programs and physical ed in and out of school is inspiring and i think that it inspires a lot of what our effort at the city level will do and i will stop there and say that i believe that we can do it in san francisco and we need your support and i urge you to support the resolution and thank you so much for the commissioners, norton, wynns and matt haney as well. thank you. >> thank you. commissioners and good evening. it is great to be at the school board, and i'm scott weiner from the board of supervisors and i have to say that sometimes the board of supervisors feels like the school board since we have three former president and a former general council and

so in our further discussions, the question is, you know, really to what jill, or commissioner wynns has said but also what we know in our time frame here on the board is our when that happens, is that because we are now followed, and they are really following our rules that we have set up via what happened to thurgood. >> yeah, they are and it is sufficient. >> you are saying that information is sufficient? >> yes. >> so, maybe my copy is different. s because i don't have that 2005, date in here. >> oh, no. >> and or referenced in here. i have something older. and i am looking for that reference. >> you have something from this weekend and i am going back to a document which is the original one signed by ar lean and so what i am looking for is a confirmation that that is what is going to be done and somehow referenced in here. so if we are no longer present someone can say that is why it is here and that is why this rule exists because that have and they can point to it. does that make sense? >> no. i am not understanding because this arrest on school campus that you see, used to be