kevin or boggess? public comment not on the agenda. then there is public comment on items on the agenda. so somebody can submit about the c say comment. >> correct. >> but they will make it not after the presentation but they can make it and the materials are online and they can see what we're presenting. and i think some of the idea is to give the public an opportunity to comment on agenda items also earlier in the meeting which is something we heard feedback about and that's where board leadership is talked about. let's talk about that comment and then, and respond to what we're hearing while also focusing on our business at hand. we'll be able to comment at that. >> thank you for that clarification, i think that helps and it still does not necessarily address the fact that there are often thikz that come up in the staff presentation, that the public would like to comment on. you cannot see everything from an 18-slide presentation, but when you hear the context behind it that the staff provides, i think that leads to a more authentic

. >> thank you, president kevine boggess. committee. i would like to give the chance of the workshop to introduce themselves. >> superintendent of high schools. >> hi, everyone. it's nice to see all of you. [ laughter ] teresa, director. [inaudible] >> good evening, everyone. executive of college and career readiness. >> nicole -- curriculum instruction. >> so when you are talking, although we can hear you, it's good to use the microphone so at home they can hear. this is our second student outcomes focus workshop with our data with a practice run with aj who is online as well in january. as a reminder, we actually really aren't expected to be doing these until the 2023 school year because we are still putting strategies in place, but we know it was important to kind of build the habit of engaging in progress monitoring, so we have committed to doing this for the remainder of the school year. i really appreciated at the last meeting we had a lot of discussion on our literacy goals. at the end, there was a general sentiment of appreciati