ready for school early told on the ways. there's no public transport around her children often a rifle late at school or just don't go and this problem of late coming as it is also up and busy that is the issue that driving and they that is walking wonder or think there is this programme of crime nor the criminal governor thank you i hate that programme was. a few kilometers away is the base of an ngo that wants to solve the transportation problem for poor local children not iraq's most i am to my son gave me and some part of the team of sweet bike. there are loading 472nd hand bikes recently delivered from switzerland. i feel like a small child who's about to open a local park and if this is the change that's important to the country doesn't have a feeling that i did when. i was pretty good. sweet bike got going last year and has already provided more than $1800.00 bicycles to schools each one 1st has to be assembled and tested at the sweet bike workshop the project depends on donations depending on how much money comes in s

early childcare education are essential to healthy child development. the services these offer our is essential for a safe, stable, and nurturing environment to get kids ready for school and develop critical social and emotional skills. like other businesses and community services, many childcare programs have been challenged in their response to the pandemic. early last year, the cdc released initial guidance for childcare programs during 's childcare programs during covid-19. as we have learned more about the virus, cdc experts updated guidance several times throughout 2020. today, the cdc is releasing updated guidance by the most recent science. that includes additional evidence showing that when used consistently and correctly, preventive strategies like mask wearing, staying home and sick, and good hand hygiene can allow childcare programs to operate safely and reduce the spread of covid-19. this updated guidance is intended for all types of childcare providers, including childcare centers, family child care homes, head programs, and prekindergarten programs and to supplement, not to replace, other laws, rules, and regulations other programs must follow. it inclu

early return. meantime the school district says quote, the district is confident our buildings are ready for learningtrict is saying it is safe, ready to go yet no one is going to back? >> the teachers have to take into account they have not stopped going to the grocery store. have not stopped going to the doctors appointments or stop going to the mall. if the school distribute says they have put in precautions given a chance. you can't live in fear saying what if. if we don't try we'll never know. jillian: who are you frustrated with the most? >> i'm frustrated with the teachers union, because they're basically in control of my daughter's future. we only have a few months left of school. like i said, they put in the necessary precautions. if they have sanitizing stations, if they have social distancing in place, if they set out all of the guidelines that needed to be met for us to return safely to school, then why not just go ahead? what's the holdup? jillian: does your daughter want to go back to school? dawes she talk about that? >> she wants to go back to school so bad. she made a lot of friends

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i have worked for eight years with many early learning to align our efforts and support children and families to improve outcomes around school readiness. i worked in various capacities implementing early head start and head start programs. i have years in experience in the education field. i come from an immigrant family and i'm the first person in my family to attend and graduate from college. i'm applying for seat number 8 as a community member with expertise in early care and education that provides families and child care providers with support around financial istanbul, business development, affordable housing and connection to supportive services. i believe all children in san francisco should have access to the best early care and education possible. additionally, when we dissect the data, we consistently see that black and brown children and families are not doing as well as other families across the city. i believe that these families need specific strategies and we should invest in this support. we also need to understand what's not working for families at the systems level and address those systemic barriers. we need to hav

school. readiness for children up to five years old. the mobile center will give families access to critical learning activities and pre k readiness assessments. we need to give our young children and earlytart and when they get a good start, and when they have the supplies they need, they're much more likely to be successful in kindergarten and later on, and so this is definitely part of that effort. this new mobile unit is funded by a series of three grants provided by first five alameda county. the town of danville has been named the safest city in california for a second year in a row. that's according to a report by the website. safe wise. the rankings were based on fbi crime statistics from 2019. cities were ranked based on the number of reported violent crimes like aggravated assault, murder, rape and robbery. the study also looked at the number of reported properly. property crimes such as burglary and car theft. danville ranked extremely low in both categories. no other northern california city made the top 10 safest cities list, but foster city san ramon pacifica, redwood city and pleasanton were among the bay area cities on the top 50. safest cities list. taking a peek at the

school readiness for children up to five years old. this mobile center will give families access to critical learning activities and pre k readiness assessments. we need to give our young children early start and when they get a good start, and when they have the supplies they need, they're much more likely to be successful in kindergarten and later on. and so this is definitely part of that effort. venmo unit is funded by a serious of three grants provided by first five alameda county still to come here in noon san francisco school board met for the first time since calls for the board's vice president to step down over tweets that some described his racist how she addressed the community last night as calls for her to step down, continue to grow. also pretty nice, sunny day across much of the bay area, there's a live look at it. san francisco international. hey if you're a pilot for united, southwest, whatever, and this is a date of fly visibility forever. we're going to check back in with meteorologist mark tamayo because we're due for a warm up as we rolled toward that weekend. the for two. so call foe board's vice president to step down over tweets. cnn's racist. those calls gre

readiness programs for teens. through this program, up to 800 high school students will gain work experience this summer and for many, it will be their first job. sfusd has successfully implemented this earlycollege model to proactively reach out to and serve students from equity groups who face barriers to seeking jobs and higher education. most of the placements will be at summer programs for younger students operated by sfusd's partnering community based organizations serving elementary age as well as preschool kids. and students will also enroll in city college classes in child development or health while earning college credit and getting a jump start on college. the early college program is an extremely innovative and successful model developed by the school district and city college over the past few years. but it's facing a huge two-thirds reduction in program slots due to a loss of grant funding. this program adds to other important efforts to support summer recovery for our children in youth. including the proposal from supervisors chan, ronen, melgar and haney to expand are free summer camp for students as well as the summer together initiative announced by mayor breed, superint