it's really quite deminimus. in addition, one manager is just chomping at the bit because they're seeing p.e.'s of five and 6 where they're expecting earnings and growth of 15 to 20%, so they're really quite encouraged. the year to date, we're up 3.2% on a calendared year to date. economic conditions -- i do want to point out one or two things here. overall, economic conditions continue to be really good. the one highlight i would want to point out is that earnings growth has been really strong lately, up about 26% in calendar year 17, up about 20% here in the first half of this year. it's going to be really hard for the markets to duplicate that. you usually don't get say even three years of 20% earning growth, and that's going to make next year's comparisons harder, okay? so just to keep an eye on in the future is that i would expect that the -- i'm not expecting any really serious trouble, but it's just going to make the -- the comparisons going forward more difficult. but -- but the good news is if you see th

and what the previous deminimus standard of barely moving forward is no longer acceptable. one of the things that's new here that we're highlighting is some of the performance indicators from our lcap that were presented at the data forum in november november. we wanted to highlight our high school indicators in particular because some of these are actually quite alarming. a couple that stood out to us, when you look at our sbac math scores, if you look at all of the 11th graders who took the sbac, only 12% of students with i.e.p.'s were able to score proficient, only 12%. and while it's not an official lcap indicator, something that sfusd monitors is our readiness for high school graduates? only 30% of our students with i.e.p.'s graduate ready for u.c. and state schools. a >> and now onto our accomplishments. for the 2017-18 accomplishments by the c.a.c., i want to point out that we're made up of parent volunteers. we take time off our work to go to legislative visits up in sacramento, to attend sfusd meetings. we realize that without doing that, it would be hard pressed f