dr. carmichael. we went in and the waiting room for blacks was a horrible kind of paint peeling of the pharmacy stepped straight up with hard benches to sit on and so after dr. carmichael's all my mother about 5:00 that afternoon and that saturday he said now reverend wright, he said the next time you bring angelina you bring her after 5:00 so we can at the white population was gone and we were able to set up in the waiting room where there were magazines and leather chairs and all these things. pretty soon overtime dr. carmichael kind of integrated his own waiting room because i think for him it was humiliating to have to treat someone like my father that way because of race so racism and segregation hurt not just the black community it heard also the white community. and today, when we know that joblessness and homelessness and the gang violence on which you're working with chief dak and others and the violence becomes with that we know that poor schools that are not preparing kids so that the unit

dr. carmichael. first time we showed up i was seven. for blacks was this horrible kind of paint peeling above the pharmacy step straight up hard benches to sit on. and so after dr. carmichael saw my mother about 5:00 that afternoon on a saturday he said mom, reverend wright, the next time you bring angelina, you bring her after 5:00. and so we came after 5:00 and his white patient population was gone. and though we are able to set up in the front waiting room, where there were magazines and leather chairs and the whole thing. and pretty soon over time dr. carmichael kind of integrated his waiting room because i think for him it was humiliating to have to treat someone like my father that way because of race. so racism and segregation hurt not just the black community. it heard also the white community. and today when we know that joblessness and homelessness and gang violence on which are working on the violence that comes with that, when we know that poor schools were not preparing in the united states of america is both becoming more

carmichael, dr. george carter, george chaves, drew, guadalupe, francis scott key, malcolm x, john muir, tenderloin, and others. i think it is important that the community know which schools are eligible, and i am so pleased that 311, if you dial 311, you should be able to get information about this service. 311 is the city-wide number for any kind of cities service, and then on the website, says that school secretaries are also the contact, so i just want to make sure that has happened -- citywide number for any kind of cities service -- city cervic -- service. >> we have netratings for teachers. we have that training is also for the clerical staff -- we have had trainings for teachers. we have met with the principles. also, we have maur outreach to do. the trash were met with the assistant superintendents to enlist their support. about 54% of the consent forms have come back. i do want to commend sanchez elementary for being 100% enrolled. it might say 96% on the website, but the doctor informed me