. >> my name is michael brid. i will make my comment brief. i'm lead instructor for bert high school. one concern i wanted to address is that of my colleague lily lion and many parents and many of us because i care not only about the equity piece but the college ready piece so they are most prepared. the biggest things to point out there is to please listen to what the math community and college community is saying that the emphasis should not be now detracking to many paths to get as much quantity of match to learn and tracks as possible but should be problem solving, reason skills and the quality that is taught and that's what we are hearing in silicone valley. that we look at what is said and american mathematics fallow -- fellow and mathematics college board and mathematics college admission and their concern about that really should be taking and most of all listen to people like myself and teachers specifically me who dropped out of high school for the very reason, algebra. that the intent should always be providing a rich learning exper

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