>> >>supervisor norman yee: thank you superintendant carranza for your presentation. well, maybe some of the older folks know that i have been involved with this whether it's a children's fund or renewal and somewhere along the line i have been involved and i have seen the evolution of these funds and what this has brought us. and because i have seen it, i also see the possibilities in terms of how we can improve. so, the groups that have been discussing this, not only with ococ but the community groups and c pack and so forth and other groups that may have discussed this, i really appreciate it because every effort that i have heard and seen benefits this whole properties. sometimes it seems unconnected but people say, what is the connection here? yet, when i listen to each presentation i say well, it's all connected one way or another. i really appreciate this whole idea of alignment coordination and shared goals. it's something that eye -- i have been thinking about for years and i appreciate supervisor breed's comments about who are we targeting, how can we levera

carranza that is here and the department of children and families. we are looking at the children's fund. the landmark legislation that was passed early in 2001. we authorized in the year 2000. in the past 23 years, the children's fund has had a remarkable run, has had an -- enormous changes and many communities have been stabilized by the children's fund and a lot of young people have that had opportunity to have real excited youth development activities that have made a huge difference in their lives. we are now seeing a generation of young people as young adults come back who are now providers in the children's fund services which is really exciting to see so we know the fund has had that amazing impact. this hearing is here from the our children, our city collaboration efforts and also to hear from people and the public about their recommendations for both the children's fund and the public education enrichment fund. i don't know the to delay it much further. we have a presentation here to start off as our superintendant of public schools. thank

it shows carranza walking away. carranza headed away from the car. she had to turn away from the accident scene. the video shows her speeding away from the vehicle. >> she was panicked, i guess. and made a u turn and b lined it that way. >> reporter: carranza hit another suv, hit a curve and got stuck on the railroad with the trains coming. >> her wheels were just spinning and causing gravel to be pushed up into the air. >> reporter: the train crashed the suv and caused it to be pushed down the track. she survived, but not for long. >> she knew her name, some of the things that had happened. but died shortly after that. >>> a former elementary school principal is set to appear in court in san jose tomorrow to determine if he will stand trial on drug charges. erik lewis was arrested on five charges of selling drugs. they plan to have a decision on a trial by the end of the day. meth, xtasy and a rape drug were all found in his home. police posted this photo of the rescued german shepherd pups. a livermore woman said she found the dogs. officers say th

i thank you superintendant carranza for the presentation and the work that everyone has put together as well. >> thank you. >> there is a part two to this. yes, the superintendant does deserve an applause because he's really prioritized services and funding for our high needs children in the city. so actually before i -- i should introduce myself. i'm maria, the director for department youth and families. today is the youth advocacy day. today we had well over 175 high school students from our public high schools meeting with department heads and city officials to really share their voice and concerns around what can make this city better for them. i would like to thank you for your voice, support and efforts and meeting with them. this you very much for that. >> it's my pleasure to share the podium with our superintendant richard carranza who did an excellent job in framing the process that we have gone thus far. it's now my job to pivot the conversation to share with you the policy recommendations that we want to put forward bfrm i go into that we want to point out a couple of guid

it shows carranza walking away. carranza headed away from the car. she had to turn away from the accident scene. the video shows her speeding away from the vehicle. >> she was panicked, i guess. and made a u turn and b lined it that way. >> reporter: carranza hit another suv, hit a curve and got stuck on the railroad with the trains coming. >> her wheels were just spinning and causing gravel to be pushed up into the air. >> reporter: the train crashed the suv and caused it to be pushed down the track. she survived, but not for long. >> she knew her name, some of the things that had happened. but died shortly after that. >>> a former elementary school principal is set to appear in court in san jose tomorrow to determine if he will stand trial on drug charges. erik lewis was arrested on five charges of selling drugs. they plan to have a decision on a trial by the end of the day. meth, xtasy and a rape drug were all found in his home. police posted this photo of the rescued german shepherd pups. a livermore woman said she found the dogs. officers say th

good evening, experiment richard carranza and fewer and all of the committee members. my name is goria and i wanted to say thank you for the update on behalf of the title 7 pack members and the student rep who wanted to be here tonight to give us a thank you, we will come back next board meeting on march 11th to give a proper thank you. but we wanted to personally give thanks to superintendent carranza deputy superintendent, and david golden who has been instrumental person in the search as well, and leslie gardener and dr. mora and we wanted to express that we are so happy with the identified space that has been a long time coming. >> good evening, my name is georgia women ams breck and as she mentioned on behalf of the parents from the program and the students we want to say thank you for your diligence in finding us a space, permanent home for the program and again, that will not only serve the native americans in the district but we hoping that will serve the wider school, students body. thank you. >> and we look forward to continued support and dedication for the

police chief greg sorrentinosuhr and san francisco unified school district superintendent richard carranzall announce a new student crossing our program this morning at 820 at commodore sold elementary school. >>erica: here in the bay area is crowded conditions as we start here monday but a little bit a of rain to our north. you'll see here on futurecast 4 by 7:00 mostly cloudy conditions for the bay area. but as to put the clock into motion i think will pick up a few raindrops for petaluma. showers expected. instead of to an engine half of the north bay hills. as for afternoon highs for today plenty of 60s out there. for phil hitting a high of 64. another storm heading your way by wednesday. the city on their 7 day around the bay forecast but pass that warmer weather. in fact '70s will carry us into the weekend. at 670 here's a look of the roles. >>: a 16 minute drive time coming out of the macarthur maze prepared to drive time is only increase by a minute or two now to 12 or 13 minutes westbound grid bridge and san rafael bridge in looking at traffic heading into the toll plaza. so as we

. >> good evening superintendant carranza. hi. my name is louis valentino. and elizabeth barnes, an administrator in the math department. the requested action reads as follows: that the board of education of san francisco unified school district support the actions necessary to implement the recommendation of the superintendant to adopt a 6-12 sequence of standards for mathematics and smaller balance assessment in years 2013-2014. >> before public comment if i hear no objection from the board i would like to take out of order at this time on the common core matters section m. superintendant, do you have a designee to introduce this item? >> yes. this is dr. value tip entino who is going to do the presentation. i want a point of clarification. we have two separate items, one is alignment to the math common core and a spret -- separate item on language arts. >> so we are taking the math at this time. we'll do the english language arts later in the evening. thank you very much. it's a powerpoint? okay. commissioners. and this is the powerpoint that aligns with

. >> hello, thank you superintendant carranza, president fewer, board members, staff. my name is susie loftus and proud that i went to elementary and middle school. i have a first grader and third grader. what i'm here to share is really an appreciation of assistance superintendant who came to our school last night and has some important goals and data and policies where you want to go. our request really is that in fact oring those decisions and understanding what this program means not only to children that are in the program but kids like mine who benefit who spend time with those kids who cheer them on, it affects an entire community that is truly inclusive. it's something that benefits all of our kids. you can see the number of people we have packed in here on short notice. if there doesn't have to be a rush to this, take some time. come out to the school. have you experienced what we experience everyday and we believe this is something that you will want to replicate and you will see the incredible impact it has. our request is to slow it down and give us more ti

i want to thank everyone for coming and want to thank maria sue and superintendant carranza and i see young lee. thank you for all your work on the proposal and recommendations you have through your process. i really appreciate how we can come together. we still need to do that in terms of final children's fund amendment as well as bringing piece into process. i know ococ worked on those recommendations. i'm willing to hold in my office another community meeting stakeholders from the c pack along with coco and the board of supervisors and mayor's office. we can send an e-mail about that by the end of this week so we can have further discussion about the final children's fund. over all i want to emphasize that the history of the children's fund has really been one that has been driven by the grass roots upwards and our process should reflect that coming together with the final process of the ballot. there is a ways of that gap between us but we know it what we want to do because we care about the kids in san francisco. i want to thank my colleagues for this and i recommend we file this

carranza? >> yes, supervisor avalos we have from the audience deputy city attorney mr. young lee. i will have to leave to address some students myself. i don't want to be disrespectful. we have flushing out what this concept will look like. i just want to be clear that the evolution now is really predicated on the wonderful work that we've had for many many years to really impact and an at some point for us to take this for a spin. what will this look like so it's not dependent on goodwill and we are really excited to listen to what the community has to say and it's a really strong theme that will come to the boards. thank you very much. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you and thank you for being here. i appreciate your presentation and all of your work and your staff as well. you are always the person who can really come in at eye level. so thank you. >> so, let's go on to public comment and i have a number of speaker cards. if you can please come up in the order that you are called and we'll do 2 minutes per person. the first card i have is chelsey boy lard; maria torrey, star g

. >> hello superintendant again carranza, president fewer and commissioners. i'm going to update you on the language arts common core standard implementation. daisy santos, a director has been on this for longer than the math team has and in a lot of ways she was blazing trails and there was a lot of lessons we learned from her work and she and melissa lambert have been instrumental in informing us about some potential land minus -- mines that were there. i want to turn it to them so they can share with you the work. they have a little bit ahead in the process and that has helped us to best coordinate our efforts in terms of professional development, in terms of scheduling, that sort of thing. but because they are in the pledges -- implementation stage there is a lot at best to discuss. i'm turn it over to them. >> good evening commissioners and superintendant. thank you for having us here. we are going to speak, try to be very brief here and talk fwou some of the work we've been doing mostly this year in terms of the implementation of the core curriculum and

. >> superintendant carranza. i'm here to speak with open power ship. san francisco has had an opportunity to partner in several different organizations mathematics in common, the core partnership and others and through these opportunities and particularly over the last 18 months working on our core sequence options, i just want to thank first of all our san francisco colleagues for what that partnership has meant to us in oakland. we feel in some cases we have been able to find common solutions to these problems that we couldn't take on on our own and found local problems that we found so much to have an outside perspective. i'm here to speak on that power and partnership and in particular i won't speak to the details of the proposal you are considering, i want to recognize and appreciate that the principals and underlying goals that we developed together i think really are important to all of us, the equity and access issues, tackling the commitment made to the requirements so your students don't go to their favorite csu or uc to find out they are not

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studied the carranza in its entirety? do you read arabic? do you understand arabic koran?e you studied the carran a >> before i get that entirely it will take some time. [inaudible] a lot of muslims themselves do not speak arabic. a lot of jewish people don't speak hebrew. i have a lot of english .ranslations >> give her the microphone so she can be heard. >> you agree that you have not torryd it in its entire you are judging it. >> is it your assessment he cannot speak to the issue until he has studied all of that? judgment, you need to know the subject in its entirety. actcannot just judge by the of a few terrorists. that is what i feel you are doing. you are judging a religion by the acts of a few terrorists. i am a muslim. and i can diee for america because this is my country. [applause] >> point, counterpoint. >> let him respond. >> because i don't speak arabic, i will never know the subject entirely. a lot of muslims don't speak arabic. >> you are right. i am from india. i have read and understood the quaran. arabic but it don't speak it. i am a muslim for the last 4