apaac has not really had the -- ap -- aapac has not had the opportunity to sit down and talk about this with our leadership team, but i can say it's in alignment with what we've heard from our members and our families, and what we will continue to fight for. we've always said we will continue to fight for more pathways in the arts for our students, our students that look like me. what we've heard time and time again from families is that what's been offered in terms of quality art exposure is not always consistent or what is needed to ensure access to specialized arts, such as ruth a.salas school of the arts. this was brought before the board. i've seen this in action where my school was chosen to be a part of the local arts showcase, where our kids had their lovely artwork displayed, but yet it was something separate from what the district already throws, but it had to be made something separate. i want that to ring in your guys's ears. like the resolution, we believe the students should have the right to arts learning that is culturally and linguistically responsive, with focus on tho

general fund, we have some funding from other sources, like prop k, and we also have funding from apaac. >> supervisor ronen: the mayor's been copied on every e-mail i've gotten. i've gotten close to 100 e-mails saying the street trees budget has been cut by $2 million. you're not aware of that? >> i'm happy to answer. >> supervisor ronen: okay. >> there's been $4 million for street trees? as well as $2 million next year for new trees? i'm happy to send you an e-mail that outlines those details in addition to the e-mail that all services have received. >> supervisor ronen: so the facts in that e-mail was just incorrect. >> it's incorrect. >> supervisor ronen: okay. thank you. >> chair fewer: okay. supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: thank you, chair. just director kelly and direct director nuru, just two points. we've done work in my district, and the cost of it was $2 million for 200 trees. i think the emergency in this situation is the emergency order you ordered regarding ficus. i love ficus trees. they happen to be everywhere in the city. they happen to be in iconic places in san