celeste aguilar okay. she's not here.

michelle anton and celeste aguilar. come on up and press the red button. robert martin.nton. janeer alewa. amy anderson. and mary travis allen. so you have 2 minutes and press the button for the red light to go on. >> good evening. i'm michelle anton. community leader and parent of a graduate from galileo high school. i wanted to reiterate about the murals at washington high school. recently it was brought to our attention a mural in their lobby, which is of a dead indian. we would like to see that removed. it's very detrimental -- it can be detrimental to the learning of our students having to walk past that every day. there is also other murals there that are regarding other races. it made us think what other murals are listed in our high schools or even buildings, we wanted to know and have an inventory so we know what murals are in our schools and what we can do by taking them out of our schools, because that cannot be helpful at all to our students. i want to reiterate the resources on our top priorities page. using the indian museum and cultural center in santa ros

celeste aguilar okay. she's not here. all right. thank you very much for that. >> can i substitute? >> no, i'm sorry. thank you. all right. commissioners, comments, questions? commissioner walton? >> president walton: thank you for coming tonight. one statement and a question. it's good to see you collaborating and going off on trips together and working together and hopefully we can see more of that collaboration. and then just a question on slide 9. we don't see graduation rates for '16/'17. are we waiting on those? okay. >> commissioner murase: thank you. i was on the board when the facility having an indian education center, a physical space, was a very big issue. and i was pleased when we were able to carve out that space and be at the opening. and there are other communities, pacific islander community, that's seeking space. i want to know what difference that's made to have a physical space where you can meet and teach from. >> the difference is everything. it is, as the name implies, the center. the center that brings many together. the center being that in the middle of the