good eebening commissioners. i do have a presentation for you tonight and you should have the slides in front of you and also our latest el program guide. al todays outcomes for the presentation is describe the purpose of the 2015-16 law report in connection to the districts english learning system of support. share highlights of data by el pathway and also comparison to the state and also describe our next steps improving the districts el system of support. the anual lau report for english learners filed with the federal report and shared every october 1 is under the lau modifys decree of june 2016 and previous versions of the consent degree. our annual report includes 200 files covering demo graphic data, staching data, translation of key materials and guidelines and also provides data qu documentation of the effectbness of the districts el system of support. this is a visual of our system of support. it all starts with our school leadership and also our secondary academic counseling. within thtwo decision at a

good eebening commissioners. i do have a presentation for you tonight and you should have the slides in front of you and also our latest el program guide. al todays outcomes for the presentation is describe the purpose of the 2015-16 law report in connection to the districts english learning system of support. share highlights of data by el pathway and also comparison to the state and also describe our next steps improving the districts el system of support. the anual lau report for english learners filed with the federal report and shared every october 1 is under the lau modifys decree of june 2016 and previous versions of the consent degree. our annual report includes 200 files covering demo graphic data, staching data, translation of key materials and guidelines and also provides data qu documentation of the effectbness of the districts el system of support. this is a visual of our system of support. it all starts with our school leadership and also our secondary academic counseling. within thtwo decision at a

[applause] >> good eebening avenue wn. pat calcsqun have the pleasure of maybe be thg person that has known jill the longest. jill, happy saint luceia day. >> my granddaughter lieu sia that just left. >> wonderful. jill and i met in sweden, david-and she was the young person on the trip and i just remember looking at jill wynns and thinking, wow, she is smart. i got to know her better. and of course we went to different schools but as fate would have it we met up in san francisco and everyone has been so eloquent jill, i couldn't do a bit of justice for the many young people, teachers, administrators who have spoken so eloquently about you. i just want to be here personally tonight to say publicly how much i admire your great great work in san francisco. thank you so very much and please keep up the good fight. you have a lot of work ahead of you. [applause] >> good evening. my name is leo [inaudible] i'm currently rotc teacher at washington high school and like george [inaudible] before me, a graduate of lowell high schoo

eeben in the past where there were not super majorities but majorities with local legislatures we not able to get the toll cameras through so the first order of business is focusing on speed enforcement and speed is the primary collision factor for serious and fatal-if we get that then we can move on to others. it isn't a matter of not being sure of the value of those cameras, they would help in a instant. >> i hope we are communicating this to the partners out there and etalling them know we are pult putting things on the back burner. >> 2.2, ac transit got the authority to use transit only cameras and will come online. a partnership with ac transit will be important when they discover how the system is working in terms of misuse of the lanes as well. >> [inaudible] >> i wonder if in light of the fact we need to back burner the red transit lane travel ticket enforcement could we do a campaign of the billboard on the back of the bus are call snd i feel if we remind people it is a $70 ticket for riding in the red transit lane that shows the police officer handing a $70 ticket to somebo

eeben in the past where there were not super majorities but majorities with local legislatures we not able to get the toll cameras through so the first order of business is focusing on speed enforcement and speed is the primary collision factor for serious and fatal-if we get that then we can move on to others. it isn't a matter of not being sure of the value of those cameras, they would help in a instant. >> i hope we are communicating this to the partners out there and etalling them know we are pult putting things on the back burner. >> 2.2, ac transit got the authority to use transit only cameras and will come online. a partnership with ac transit will be important when they discover how the system is working in terms of misuse of the lanes as well. >> [inaudible] >> i wonder if in light of the fact we need to back burner the red transit lane travel ticket enforcement could we do a campaign of the billboard on the back of the bus are call snd i feel if we remind people it is a $70 ticket for riding in the red transit lane that shows the police officer handing a $70 ticket to somebo

. >> so, can you make sure that eeben if you are not completed with the model because i don't want to too long to hear about it and make sure it is on the ajndsa to giv us an update where you are? >> we would be happy to. thank you. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair. so, if we can step back-thank you for the presentation. if we can step back to vision zero was approved in february 2014, how many fatalities did we have in the year prior? >> let me go grab that. >> and then i wondered if you can tell me how many fatalities a year after that and where are we now two years-within two years since the adoption of vision zero. >> meg 2014 is 15 we had 31 fatalities each year. >> how about the past year? >> so, the current fatalities official counts we for vision zero is 22, but that doesn't include all the fatalities from november, those are being finalized now. we get data from the medical examiners aufs. >> do you bow how many wroo we are talking about? >> i think there were three more that are being reviewed for november but that is being finalized by staff. i think what ulti

. >> so, can you make sure that eeben if you are not completed with the model because i don't want to too long to hear about it and make sure it is on the ajndsa to giv us an update where you are? >> we would be happy to. thank you. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair. so, if we can step back-thank you for the presentation. if we can step back to vision zero was approved in february 2014, how many fatalities did we have in the year prior? >> let me go grab that. >> and then i wondered if you can tell me how many fatalities a year after that and where are we now two years-within two years since the adoption of vision zero. >> meg 2014 is 15 we had 31 fatalities each year. >> how about the past year? >> so, the current fatalities official counts we for vision zero is 22, but that doesn't include all the fatalities from november, those are being finalized now. we get data from the medical examiners aufs. >> do you bow how many wroo we are talking about? >> i think there were three more that are being reviewed for november but that is being finalized by staff. i think what ulti

. >> so, can you make sure that eeben if you are not completed with the model because i don't want to too long to hear about it and make sure it is on the ajndsa to giv us an update where you are? >> we would be happy to. thank you. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair. so, if we can step back-thank you for the presentation. if we can step back to vision zero was approved in february 2014, how many fatalities did we have in the year prior? >> let me go grab that. >> and then i wondered if you can tell me how many fatalities a year after that and where are we now two years-within two years since the adoption of vision zero. >> meg 2014 is 15 we had 31 fatalities each year. >> how about the past year? >> so, the current fatalities official counts we for vision zero is 22, but that doesn't include all the fatalities from november, those are being finalized now. we get data from the medical examiners aufs. >> do you bow how many wroo we are talking about? >> i think there were three more that are being reviewed for november but that is being finalized by staff. i think what ulti

big one year jump in the graduation rate for english learners but also sure something we want to get eeben higher there. do you attribute that to something that was done differently between those 2 years or a aberration and what more can we do there to make sure that students who are english learn ers a small percentage of which are new comers what sort of support or there is anything we are doing differently that is reflected in those numbers or how we approach that particular population and their graduation. >> i think there is a very exsprists effort to support our english learners and making sure they have the credits necessary tograduate. we have over the last 3 or 4 years had a el village, a summer program, a credit recovery program that really acknowledges and supports english lurp learners during the program and think we know for a lot of english learners during the summer they can lose a lot of the english language development that they developed during the school year that so helped a lot. the program they have there at el village allows a lot of flexibility so student gain the c

. >> so, can you make sure that eeben if you are not completed with the model because i don't want to too long to hear about it and make sure it is on the ajndsa to giv us an update where you are? >> we would be happy to. thank you. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair. so, if we can step back-thank you for the presentation. if we can step back to vision zero was approved in february 2014, how many fatalities did we have in the year prior? >> let me go grab that. >> and then i wondered if you can tell me how many fatalities a year after that and where are we now two years-within two years since the adoption of vision zero. >> meg 2014 is 15 we had 31 fatalities each year. >> how about the past year? >> so, the current fatalities official counts we for vision zero is 22, but that doesn't include all the fatalities from november, those are being finalized now. we get data from the medical examiners aufs. >> do you bow how many wroo we are talking about? >> i think there were three more that are being reviewed for november but that is being finalized by staff. i think what ulti

we also wrap that around administrative skills training so everything in the office like scanning, eeben the postage machine is a computer, right? how doo you do that stuff so it is a integrated approach to get people general office skills to be able to front desk, a clerk position, so that wegretting people past the minimum wage trying to get a wage over $15 a hour. and then oft of course help them prepare and find employers and search and apply for jobs and retention support. i will go to employment service. what is employment service? this is all in a vocational rehabilitation aspect of because health is constantly fluid for people so not constant. focus on resume, cover letter, job search strategies in rowilation to will they hire someone my age or hire someone who hasn't worked for 20 years. i have mobility and can dexterity issues, the most common issue i run across the last month is confidence and so you may have the work experience, you may have the ability, but holding back because you don't have the confidence. we really increased the efforts on the job training internship and

. >> so, can you make sure that eeben if you are not completed with the model because i don't want to too long to hear about it and make sure it is on the ajndsa to giv us an update where you are? >> we would be happy to. thank you. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair. so, if we can step back-thank you for the presentation. if we can step back to vision zero was approved in february 2014, how many fatalities did we have in the year prior? >> let me go grab that. >> and then i wondered if you can tell me how many fatalities a year after that and where are we now two years-within two years since the adoption of vision zero. >> meg 2014 is 15 we had 31 fatalities each year. >> how about the past year? >> so, the current fatalities official counts we for vision zero is 22, but that doesn't include all the fatalities from november, those are being finalized now. we get data from the medical examiners aufs. >> do you bow how many wroo we are talking about? >> i think there were three more that are being reviewed for november but that is being finalized by staff. i think what ulti