since then, with no commercial flights available, governor lolo matalasi moliga has allowed two chartered flights to leave the island f those in need of medical treatment, as american samoa has limited medical resours. fiti aina needed gallbladder surgery, and when he got on one of those flights in july, he was told it was a one-way ticket. >> it was a sacrifice that i hah to make whenrd there's a-- a one-way ticket. but i was on a plane and praying that-- one day that they're going to have a-- a flight to go back home, you know? >> reporter: four months later, he still doesn't know when he can returnome. >> it's going to get to that point when, like, getting crushed down, and 'sur hope-- ot there anymore. >> reporter: now, fiti aina isn one oftimated 562 american samoa residents trying to geun back from thed states. the majority are stranded in hawaii, washington state, california and utah. would you say that most of those folks want to go home in the next few weeks? or, if there was alight in the next few weeks, they would be wanting to get on that flight? >> oh, gosh. not most, all. if

commissioner moliga? >> thank you, president sanchez. thank you, chief smith.iate the work on this. a couple questions. have we rolled this out already or is this something that that is in the works? >> no, we have begun moving towards this process since the beginning of the school year and i think that where we are probably working on it best is with the family wellness check-ins. so a group of folks whether they call themselves the coordinated care team or maybe they called themselves something else previously are the ones that are working and coordinating those wellness check-ins. and many are social workers and counsellors that are leading it so we work closely with them on the follow-up. that's part of the answer to the other comment from this about how this is all connected to the family wellness check-ins. so that data goes back to the coordinated care teams so they can do follow-ups with families and reach out if they need to. so we certainly have begun it. we have still our muscle to keep building on it. and to think about as we return to the school it

. >> commissioner moliga, moliga not present. commissioner collins. >> i'm present. >> sorry, i apologize. moliga present. commissioner collins. >> present. >> trustee randolph. >> present. >> trustee williams, williamses not present. trustee selby. selby not present. you have corium. >> we're also joined by supervisor lopez and supervisor ronen. are there changes to the agenda? >> there are no changes to the agenda. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the first item. hearing of the impacts of covid-19 on san francisco quiet fied school district and city college of san francisco. for those wishing to provide public comment should call the number streaming on your screen, 415-655-0001, access code: 146-414-8285. press star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate that you raised your hand. wait until you have been unmuted when we get to public comment. mr. chair. >> thank you madam clerk. since today we are hearing what has been a standing item for us, for the last number of meetings, and it is an item tha

commissioner moliga? >> thank you, president sanchez. thank you, chief smith.iate the work on this. a couple questions. have we rolled this out already or is this something that that is in the works? >> no, we have begun moving towards this process since the beginning of the school year and i think that where we are probably working on it best is with the family wellness check-ins. so a group of folks whether they call themselves the coordinated care team or maybe they called themselves something else previously are the ones that are working and coordinating those wellness check-ins. and many are social workers and counsellors that are leading it so we work closely with them on the follow-up. that's part of the answer to the other comment from this about how this is all connected to the family wellness check-ins. so that data goes back to the coordinated care teams so they can do follow-ups with families and reach out if they need to. so we certainly have begun it. we have still our muscle to keep building on it. and to think about as we return to the school it

. >> commissioner moliga, moliga not present. commissioner collins. >> i'm present. >> sorry, i apologize. moliga present. commissioner collins. >> present. >> trustee randolph. >> present. >> trustee williams, williamses not present. trustee selby. selby not present. you have corium. >> we're also joined by supervisor lopez and supervisor ronen. are there changes to the agenda? >> there are no changes to the agenda. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the first item. hearing of the impacts of covid-19 on san francisco quiet fied school district and city college of san francisco. for those wishing to provide public comment should call the number streaming on your screen, 415-655-0001, access code: 146-414-8285. press star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate that you raised your hand. wait until you have been unmuted when we get to public comment. mr. chair. >> thank you madam clerk. since today we are hearing what has been a standing item for us, for the last number of meetings, and it is an item tha

. >> commissioner moliga, moliga not present.llins. >> i'm present. >> sorry, i apologize. moliga present. commissioner collins. >> present. >> trustee randolph. >> present. >> trustee williams, williamses not present. trustee selby. selby not present. you have corium. >> we're also joined by supervisor lopez and supervisor ronen. are there changes to the agenda? >> there are no changes to the agenda. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the first item. hearing of the impacts of covid-19 on san francisco quiet fied school district and city college of san francisco. for those wishing to provide public comment should call the number streaming on your screen, 415-655-0001, access code: 146-414-8285. press star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate that you raised your hand. wait until you have been unmuted when we get to public comment. mr. chair. >> thank you madam clerk. since today we are hearing what has been a standing item for us, for the last number of meetings, and it is an item that i think we've