chelsea, with coalman advocates for children and youth. we want to thank the school district for addressing issues, you know, particularly around disproportionalty and addressing school discipline for african american and latino students. it's tremendous we're seeing a reduction in suspensions. it's great to see the resources laid out in terms of what's dedicated. we're a really big fan of the bat team and the school based rp coaches, we hear directly from school sites that's actually really working. there are some concerns so i think, you know, we want to give props to the work that's being done. what was initially based on the resolution supposed to happen tonight was the presentation of a three year implementation plan and our hope was that that plan would be presented tonight and the development of that plan would be taken into the budget considerations so it's disappointing that that plan isn't totally ready and we hope to continue with you to make sure that implementation and, you know, i think coalman is really dedicated to making s

i'd like to say the work we've done with coalman advocates has been extremely helpful. in regards to the work we're doing around restorative practices, that is an area of growth for us. that is something we want to improve upon. one of the ways we are moving forward with that is, as jordan was speaking, another component of that and this is where we're talking about integrating the two. when we talk about community billing circles with restorative circles, utilizing restorative questions, that requires social emotional learning and growth on the part of our students and part of what we're doing to address that is utilizing second step as a curriculum to address that, but part of what we plan on doing moving forward is my request of the rfp and pbsi coaches is they are working together to be able to partner with the schools towards implementation of both programs and one of those pieces being how do you effectively model and teach the expectations connected to restorative processes. because restorative practices when talking about the work together true tonight in our re

i know other coalman staff have been here during the last meeting to talk about some of the frustration around lack of transparency around the l cap. rerealize this is the first time it's rolling out. we're part of a statewide alliance and we know there's been frustrations around l cap roll out at multiple districts and that's the first time we're doing this. that being said, it sountdz like san francisco has actually been the public hear has experienced the least amount of information in terms of drafts that have come out, so i want a name that's been frustrating and we look forward to that shifting in the future. in terms of the solutions and suspensions resolution, i within the to [inaudible] i know we talked about coming to the curriculum committee in august with more details. we absolutely support that, as well as different metrics around office referrals and, like, arrest data being included in the l cap field is really critical. we've heard a lot of school sites this they are disprate for additional support. i have a friend who's assistant principal in the middle district who is

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