well, i started as an ap us history teacher years ago, and i taught ap us history for about eight years, and i also did some work for the college board helping score the exams and leading some of the tables that scored the exam and even helping write some of the questions. and a few years ago. i was approached by bedford freeman worth publishers to work on a textbook that was aimed specifically at the ap us history class and to help prepare students for the exam and one of the important elements of that is that i wanted to work with someone who still worked in the ap us history classroom by that time, i'd finished my phd and i was working at southern illinois university edwardsville, and though i had experience with ap us history both teaching the class and preparing questions for the exam and scoring the exam. i thought really to have some authenticity to the textbook fabric of a nation. it'd be important that we work with a ap us history teacher who is experienced and also had experience scoring the exam and matt ellington just brings a wealth of experience as a teacher and as evaluat

and and that curricula includes ap government, ap, us history, ap economics, the math. maddocks and science. and so it's a it's a, it's a large organization. it's critical to american schools, specifically through the ap program. and it's been doing its work for a long time, at least since the 1950s, to my knowledge. and do you find the testing to be fair? in a sense, i guess there's a better word to describe it, but how would you describe the testing? i think it's very fair and and this is based on long experience. i've had scoring the exams. i was a reader for for the oppose history test for about 20 years. and it's very much a process that involves teachers and college professors who come together and help establish the standards by which the essays are evaluated are based on a sampling of students who take the test in a particular year and then they are scored by human beings who teach u.s. history. and of worked with students on all of this material and have a lot of experience evaluating their own students and are trained very carefully and precisely on the rubric

and and that curricula includes ap government, ap, us history, ap economics, the math. maddocks and science. and so it's a it's a, it's a large organization. it's critical to american schools, specifically through the ap program. and it's been doing its work for a long time, at least since the 1950s, to my knowledge. and do you find the testing to be fair? in a sense, i guess there's a better word to describe it, but how would you describe the testing? i think it's very fair and and this is based on long experience. i've had scoring the exams. i was a reader for for the oppose history test for about 20 years. and it's very much a process that involves teachers and college professors who come together and help establish the standards by which the essays are evaluated are based on a sampling of students who take the test in a particular year and then they are scored by human beings who teach u.s. history. and of worked with students on all of this material and have a lot of experience evaluating their own students and are trained very carefully and precisely on the rubric

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>> one of the things that we did in particular for ap enrollment and we did a pilot. our first pilot in spring break and we did a pilot for ap math, and we did a program for that in spring break where we have students from o'connel and balboa where we had 40 students participating and preparing for their ap exam and all were targeted use. this was a pilot where students had great fib and teachers had great feedback and we were able to provide similar things and similar programs, and we are doing another one in the summer so students able to register in the fall and for students to have this support to be successful in ap. in terms of dual reinforcement for the school sites where they are registering students for the dual enrollment piece. >> another thing we have done is this summer and we have been working with ally, the avid team and a lot of stakeholders to make sure we are expanding the accelerated for geometry. this summer we have 12 sections and making sure we have support throughout that program and really making sure that access is there for all of our student

>> one of the things that we did in particular for ap enrollment and we did a pilot. our first pilot in spring break and we did a pilot for ap math, and we did a program for that in spring break where we have students from o'connel and balboa where we had 40 students participating and preparing for their ap exam and all were targeted use. this was a pilot where students had great fib and teachers had great feedback and we were able to provide similar things and similar programs, and we are doing another one in the summer so students able to register in the fall and for students to have this support to be successful in ap. in terms of dual reinforcement for the school sites where they are registering students for the dual enrollment piece. >> another thing we have done is this summer and we have been working with ally, the avid team and a lot of stakeholders to make sure we are expanding the accelerated for geometry. this summer we have 12 sections and making sure we have support throughout that program and really making sure that access is there for all of our student

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when you look at a student's transcript and you see ap calculus, that's a very impressive class.script, everyone wants to do it and it's good that these high schools want to get more minority students into the classes, that's great. the problem is that the middle schools aren't preparing femme there are it -- for it. and i took a look at system of the middle schools feeding into evanston township high school, one has math -- at 24%. they're just not prepared yet. paul: and they were forced after a civil rights complaint to adjust it. is this reor call? obviously -- rhetorical can. obviously, separate but equal was ruled unconstitutional in the united states back in the '50s. >> right, right. and, i mean, let's remember that the supreme court has made very clear that, you know, and we know that any classifications by race are subject to strict scrutiny. they're presumptively unconstitutional. so, you know, i'm sure that evanston township high school is trying to find a way to get around this, but again, i just don't think that segregating by race in math classes is the answer. pau

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velena jones is talking to seniors in high school about how they're preparing as finals, ap tests, and senior projects hang in the balance. >> reporter: dozens of educators and supporters are out here rallying on second street ahead of what was supposed to be the school board meeting. just hour ago, that was canceled. the district says that's because they weren't sure if they could reach a quorum or avoid any disruptions from happening. still, teachers say they are committed to continuing to fight for what they say is a fair contract. standing firm, continuing to rally for better pay, hours, and conditions for district teachers. >> one day longer, one day stronger. >> reporter: amidst ongoing negotiations, educators are grieving one of their own after a member of the substitute teacher team died early this morning. union leaders say they have continued talks with the district throughout the day, leaving them hopeful progress will be made. >> we're making progress in reaching an agreement around compensation and around salary. there are parts of the special education proposal that we're

we have one in minear a ap i month. pot lucks have been of course in personful championship hen amazing and alternated with 49 south vaness and the operation yard bringing together about this sides of the husband each had hundreds of people and it has been an important time to -- i think heel, to be together to laugh and to learn. so -- we are grateful for that we are grill that also that the san francisco health services system gave us 3 awards. we have been recognized citywide. i want to note on the bottom left that the 2022 employee survey i believe you had a briefing about and will have more. we added 3 new questions to that from the 2019 one that were more specific low related equity initiative. the first asked if staff admissible have tension and the second one asked if staff members feel sense of inclusion. first 25% experienced racial tension and 58% said than i feel sense of inclusion. so we don't have data to comper se this is the baseline we are working off we can arrrrghigate it by bureau and race, ethnicity

why only just in ap class and african-american history when they've been doing ap classes since the 1955 is a whole other question. but then the responses been, well, you're taking away parent's choice. so desantis is saying, black history doesn't count. it doesn't have merit. and we're responding by saying, well, you're taking away parent's choice. we're responding to say, yes, it does count. and what you are talking about is whitewashing history and elevating white supremacy. so i think we have to take these things on frontally. and that would be my main advice, i guess, in terms these places where these attacks are coming is to go back at them directly. and i actually believe i've to document this in both my book that the majority of people will support the notion of. and that's what we had in 2020, i would argue, had a choice between one candidate, was a proud, unpopular proponent of white nationalist sam and another candidate who had african american and indian woman of color on his ticket talking and the country chose. and so if we if we preserve that choice starkly, i actually qui

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mark godfrey, photojournalist for ap life and time magazine's. mark covered the war in vietnam and cambodia and later worked for numerous international magazines on that included coverage of the first gulf war. loren on key director of the corcoran school of arts and design and professor of music at the george washington university, and in an earlier incarnation in her career, she was at the rock and roll hall of and knows a lot about the music. we're going to talk about and then my good friend marcus sullivan, vietnam vet and close friend of michael o'donnell, was himself the subject of in that time michael o'donnell in the tragic era of vietnam. mark has served in vietnam. marcus was, a musician, still is. and through that experience and can talk to us about that as well. so i'd like to begin by talking imagery. vietnam was the first war that was televised. most of us who lived through it remember seeing on television every day that was different from other wars. it was not movietone news that we were experiencing, but something much more direc

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saigon, the filipino cultural heritage district and so many communities that reflect the diaspora of r ap community it's because of all of you. all of you who represent this amazing diversity who are leading in so many ways, and i just want to thank you for that. we have so much to celebrate this year, and i'm not just talking about academy awards. i'm talking about the progress that we re making after very challenging. several years as we are bringing our community back after covid in the wake of anti asian hate, as we move things forward, and each of you again has been a part of that. i also want to say that san francisco this year there's so much that we are doing to continue to anchor our status as the asian american capital. and that includes the fact that this fall in november san francisco is going to be the host city to apec, which is the asian pacific economic cooperation leadership summit where we will be hosting literally heads of states from countries to our east, representing where our communities came from, and it's going to be an incredible moment to showcase who we are. um

the wall street journal expose that revealed through emails that the college board's changes to its ap include input from members of its development committee. the article quotes a university of kansas professor on the african-american studies of element committees saying "we all know this is a blatant lie. the major changes that occurred came from my unit, and not once did ap speak with me about these changes. instead it ran through revisions, pretending it was business as usual, and that further added insult to injury by attempting to gaslight the public with faux innocence." explain the significance of this expose and all that it revealed. kimberle: that was a letter that basically confirmed what anybody, who could actually read, really knew. the materials that were taken out, including intersectionality, black feminism, the idea of systemic marginalization, these ideas were exactly the ideas that desantis said were not educationally valuable, did not pass muster in florida's anti-woke legislative terrain. the fact that the very things that the santos did not like, the fact that tho

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belongs to immigrants not ap i immigrants you will see that there are also a huge population of rushd ukrainian immigrants they stay united you am see that the support they lend to each other as a community. and cinderella bakery is another legacy business. if you go on the website it is known as a russian bakery. the first thing you see their pledge to support the ukrainian community. you will see the unity in the richmond i'm so proud of our immigrant community in the rich monthed. >> my dad immigrate friday iran the reason he stayed was because of the restaurant. has more centamential value it is the reasonable we are in this country. when he had an opportunity to take over the instruct he stayed that is why we are here part of our legacy and san francisco history and like to keep it going for years to come. >> another moment i'm proud to be supporting the richmond and the only asian american woman elect in the office and as an immigrant that is not happen nothing 3 decades. you see it is my ability to represent especially the asian-american community. in my case the chinese speak

as he said this is a ap i community month. well. 2 weeks ago in this room at our operation's mittee we announced that catherine stefani supervisor stefani had put together a resolution. saluting the work and a ap i community by our own commissioner louie. a well deserved humanor. and it is very interesting. if you don't know her he is a jewel. great addition to the commission. never shows up empty handed. brought break firefighter for everybody today. general manager ginsburg mentioned we attended thein pregnant sexual harassment for the 2 rangeers that reached sergeant, and at this event she brought socks for everybody. >> [laughter] everybody in the house. and there was a great buffet following the event everyone went for the sox. commissioner louie, congratulations on this honor. well deserved she does not run around the halls at civic center tucking about all the honors and accolades she received he is i great addition to the commission and the city as well and thank you very much. commissioner. >> thank you. >> looks like

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it is unhealthy we buy $2000 ap appliances that break and they are disposable.ason the appliances are lousy is because of the government. we have worst products, as reagan said when you get government involved, you get more of it, we are getting more lousy applians. >> rachel: this is not green if you have to throw it out in five years, that is not a good efficient thing to do. i have two, i don't care what aoc says, i have nine kids. two dishwashers, 20 years old, i repair them because i don't want to buy the green ones that do not work. >> the government does not know how to make dishwashers. begin /* gina mccarthy, knows nothing about making appliances. >> rachel: war on modern life and families and for a mom like me, a war on women who have to deal with this stuff. appliances that used to make us free, get things done efficiently, not anymore. thanks for shining a light on this and get the government out of our homes and kich kitchens. still ahead, live from the final days of the westminster dog show as judges prepare to crown best in show. first check in wi

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