i'm roger witnessinger president of the balboa organization.e've oppose this first balboa terrace was a single-family neighborhood and it remained one every sense and they're part of the housing mix and are part of the density independent that's an important point. they also preserve san francisco's unique character and prevent the manhattantion of san francisco. second balboa terrace like others have their own cc and railroads that have the covenants for fees to allow the secondary units in violation of cc n rs my constitute a problem with enforcement of our contract. the legalization of the secondary units is not necessary for the families to live where they don't have their own kitchens they're already allowed. in fact, balboa terrace welcomes extended families living together. just this weekend we welcomed an immigrant family to reorganize their housing. this legislation constitutes a total rezoning of the city draft with rh one and rh d zones and deserves a thorough discussion if the city wants to change one hundred years of zoning laws it

central control, not control in a bad way but to organize it to ensure that the students are getting what they need i think what's also important is at balboa we are going to have a specific school for new comers for english language development. we are funding eight teachers to specifically work with those population at galileo as well. they also have eld special english language development specialized program to support our new comers as well. we have three sites this year for schools. washington, oh conel and burton. we have enrollment of 212 students and of those 211 completed at least 1 course. here we show that on track and offtrack students we had a completion rate of 91 percent or 241 attempted. >> here are two charts looking at the outcome before and after the program. the first chart shows the personal -- percentage of on track students who completed the program. as you look at the chart over all before our evening school over 29 students were on track. after summer school it increased to 24 percent. if you look at the second chart, it shows you the changes of graduation status of our offtrack students. they are initially offtrac

organizer at the hotel worker union, unite here at local 2. he is survived by his wife edith, son edward who attends [speaker not understood] middle school, and daughter edith, a sophomore who attends balboa high school. so, this is passing, it's really close to home to the school communities at both balboa high school and james den man and district 11 residents in particular. he was instrumental in producing the annual celebration of nations events. he what a key figure in helping build the esteem of latino students, populations at balboa high school. he was a sponsor of the la ton owe club for many years and served as a mentor, ally and advocate ~ to many students, especially the young latino and latina students at balboa high. his classroom was considered a safe haven for many students and on any given day you will see students spend their lunchtime or after school time in his classroom. he is greatly missed. and as we speak, the balboa high school students are grieving his loss. the rest i'll submit. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. mr. president. >> thank you. madam clerk, i just have one thing i wanted to mention. i want to thank supervisor avalos for introducing the hearing for tag