at this point i like to invite our assistance carlene to present best practices. >> good evening. 5th superintendent for the superintendent for the district. here are the best practices. definitely since the beginning of the mission district we demonstrated the i iment plea men tags. it's aligned with the standards. so it's engaging the students into looking at literacy in a more comprehensive and meaningful way. all of the teachers receive professional development and they still receive coaching and professional development around the leaders. the framework right now we definitely are looking at how do we concentrate on implementing those strategies across all of the schools. we also are concentrating on building leadership capacity through what we call learning network. i will mention two of these components. one is the instruction around and we have been trained in this school. they go to visit each others school. in the school site, the site that is hosting, they'll ask this is what we want you to look at and we don't look at teachers practices alone, but we look at how are the st

at this point i like to invite our assistance carlene to present best practices. >> good evening. 5th superintendent for the superintendent for the district. here are the best practices. definitely since the beginning of the mission district we demonstrated the i iment plea men tags. it's aligned with the standards. so it's engaging the students into looking at literacy in a more comprehensive and meaningful way. all of the teachers receive professional development and they still receive coaching and professional development around the leaders. the framework right now we definitely are looking at how do we concentrate on implementing those strategies across all of the schools. we also are concentraton

the things that carlene pointed out are practices that you find going on in all of those school communities. so you heard just from a few of our assistant superintendents. certainly there are some promising practices that we want to point out from our middle schools and early education continues on their path toward building pre-k and literately. you're going to hear more about that in an upcoming presentation to the board and some of our other divisions who contribute to some of these outcomes whether it's our special education department or student family community support division. we're clear that a lot of those supports help to contribute to the overall outcomes that our students are experiencing. our next level of work, impact learning and impact lives. i invite our public and stakeholders to log onto the sfusd website. our plan is posted there. you will find there our significance strategies for success and this really already even though we're closing in on the end of september can speak to how some of these are quite under way. our first one is implementing our curriculum. our curr

carlen was 21 when naso killed skmer dropped her body in 1978.out their loss, about having no memories of their mom and being accused by their grandfather after the mother was no nger there to protect them. shane ashby smoek spoke with me about naso. >> i think he's a monster. he should be

carlen was 21 when naso killed skmer dropped her body in 1978. today, her daughters testified about their loss, about having no memories of their mom and being accused by their grandfather after the mother was no nger there to protect them. shane ashby smoek spoke with me about naso. >> i think he's a monster. he should be punished for crimes he is the son of roxine rogash. shane was just two at the time. >> yes. i think about it. everything your mother has done with you since you're two years old. and imagine life without your mother. i mean, there is no simple way to explain it. >> jamie parse yonz was also two when her mother died. naso killed pam parseons and dumped the body in an orchard in 1993. jamie says the first memory was growing up in foster homes and the murder affects her relationships to this day n opening statements naso said all of the victims my heart goes out to them but i am not responsible. very no regrets. he urged the jury not to give him the death penalty. the prosecution called a sheriff investigateor to add yet another v

carlen was 21 when naso killed skmer dropped her body in 1978. today, her dghters testified about their loss, about having no memories of their mom and being accused their grandfather after the mother s no nger there to protect them shane ashby smoek spoke with me about naso. >> i think he's a monster. he should be punished for crimes he is the son of roxine rogash. shane was just twat the time. >> yes. i think about it. everything youmother has done with you since you're t years old. and imagine life without your mother. i mean, there is no simple way to explain it. >> jami parse yonz was also two when her mother died. naso killed pam parseons and dumped the body in an orchard in 1993. jamie ys the first memory was growing up in foster homes and the murder affects her relationships to this day n opening statements naso said all ofhe victims my heart goes out to them but i am not responsible. very no regrets. he urged the ry not to give him the death penalty. the prosecution called a sheriff investigateor add yet another victim to the case. 56-ye