and i think to president boggess, you've named this a couple of times.hink we all really want to see that data. we really want to see the resource allocation part behind it. um, and then my, my future performance question is this is great for a robust tier one. um you know, but are we sticking with our current tier two strategy, which is aligned with our old tier one strategy, or what are we doing there? um what about we're focusing here now on foundational skills to monitor our third graders in goal one. but our reading ability of our all of our students is going to impact their college and career readiness, which is yet another goal. what about that generation of kids who didn't get the foundation skills? so just that's when we talk about future performance questions, next steps. that's s i think a few pins i'd like us to put out there if we have answers for them today. great if not, you know, keep us posted and. we can share some updates there. um, so one of them i do want to share, which is in the report, is actually a shift in our tier two delivery.

thank you, president boggess. as president boggess mentioned in, if you're a student here right now, i'm not going to call your name. you can just go ahead and line up at the podium. you'll have one minute each to speak so you can go ahead and line up. now, if you are a student to speak in public comment this evening. one more time, are there any student in the room who would care to speak . okay. seeing none. if you do change your mind, you can just let us know. come up later. we'll go ahead and go to zoom. so at this time we'll be taking public comment. if you're a student and you care to share your public comment, please raise your hand. each speaker will have one minute to speak. can we please have that repeated in spanish and chinese? i see. instead so por favor. no esto es para los participantes estan en linea. si usted es estudiante un comentario por favor levanta la mano tienen todos los participantes solamente un minuto. gracias. a san isidro de how are you? very well. right thank you. so seeing two hands

this is the biggest joke i think which is this administration for the boggess time blamed donald trumpen blamed it on seasonal issues and now they have come to blame it on congress. congress didn't cause this crisis, the administration withdrew effective policies because this crisis. they have all the authority. secretary mayorkas has the authority to change this tomorrow. not sure why congress should give him new authorities and new laws only to see them ignore them and not use them and if he wanted to use his authority to stop the crisis he could do that. he's not doing it, hasn't done it for 21/2 years. that is the issue. i understand what congress wants to do. i'm very leery of whether this administration will enforce these laws. john: chad wolf who once had the job alejandra mayorkas holds now, thank you. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu denies reports of increased us influence on his military as idf soldiers push further into gaza towns to try to root out hamas militants. trey yingst has more from southern israel. >> reporter: israeli forces continue to go after hama

we wanted to stop and i'll turn it over to president boggess to lead us in a board. questions or comments. before we have discussion from the board and questions. i was going to ask if elliott duchon would come up and if we could elevate that. pam. to a presenter so that they both would have the opportunity to provide some comment before the board engages. and if you want to speak, pam, feel free to raise your hands and we'll elevate you. thank you . always a pleasure to be here. i know this is a tough night for all of you and i want to start out, first of all, by really commending your staff who just did a herculean task, working with dr. clark and jenny jackie and who are this? i have to say, i think this is the most accurate work that's gone into a budget since i've been involved with the district. i want to refer you to the i think it was the second nyp that you showed or maybe it was the first. it was the first one in an and the two most critical lines, of course, are the two lines that get larger as time goes on. and i want to point out that the hard work comes