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elsie allen high school is their safe haven.i hope you see your vast violation by considering elsie allen high school as a school to close. >> one speaker after the next, making the argument that shutting down elsie allen disproportionately targets the latino community. more than 90% of the students there are latino. >> for decades, it has been a lifeline for first gen students, for immigrant families, for kids who needed to see that their futures mattered. >> elsie allen's principal. also taking to the mic. >> our parents are not going to come here and complain. our parents are not going to threaten you because they trust you. >> i want the students to know that you've been heard. you are respected. we see you and we will do the best moving forward to provide you those opportunities. >> the trustees trying to provide some reassurance, also noting the concerns. >> the reality. >> is that we will. >> lose students simply because of transportation barriers. >> back outside, parents expressing this exact worry. where would he go if

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elsie allen high school is their safe haven. i hope you see your vast violation by considering elsie allen high school as a school to close. >> one speaker after the next, making the argument that shutting down elsie allen disproportionately targets the latino community. more than 90% of the students there are latino. >> for decades, it has been a lifeline for first gen students, for immigrant families, for kids who needed to see that their futures mattered. >> elsie allen's principal. also taking to the mic. >> our parents are not going to come here and complain. our parents are not going to threaten you because they trust you. >> i want the students to know that you've been heard. you are respected. we see you and we will do the best moving forward to provide you those opportunities. >> the trustees trying to provide some reassurance, also noting the concerns. >> the reality. >> is that we will. >> lose students simply because of transportation barriers. >> back outside, parents expressing this exact worry. where would he go i

elsie allen high school drew the most pushback when it was discussed wednesday night. tonight, it has a reprieve, as the board voted to only close the three middle schools. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is on the story. >> reporter after months of heated debate, the doors of elsie allen high school will stay open. >> this has been an alarm. this has been a huge alarm for our district. >> santa rosa city schools board of trustees voting on its fate friday. it and a handful of other schools have been on the chopping block. as the district stares down a deepening deficit and declining enrollment. >> i do apologize that this meeting this afternoon is even necessary. >> the 5 to 1 vote comes on the heels of an impassioned nearly six hour meeting wednesday. hundreds of students, staff and family members rallying the majority in support of elsie allen, arguing closing it would disproportionately target the latino community. more than 90% of the students there are latino. >> trustee. karsten. >> yes. >> trustee de la torre. >> yes. >> friday, the board voted in favor o

elsie allen high school drew the most pushback when it was discussed wednesday night. tonight, it has a reprieve, as the board voted to only close the three middle schools. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is on the story. >> reporter after months of heated debate, the doors of elsie allen high school will stay open. >> this has been an alarm. this has been a huge alarm for our district. >> santa rosa city schools board of trustees voting on its fate friday. it and a handful of other schools have been on the chopping block. as the district stares down a deepening deficit and declining enrollment. >> i do apologize that this meeting this afternoon is even necessary. >> the 5 to 1 vote comes on the heels of an impassioned nearly six hour meeting wednesday. hundreds of students, staff and family members rallying the majority in support of elsie allen, arguing closing it would disproportionately target the latino community. more than 90% of the students there are latino. >> trustee. karsten. >> yes. >> trustee de la torre. >> yes. >> friday, the board voted in favor o

yeah, elsie and all the kids there had but if we hadv'e been there, it wouldn't have happened.death for your children, wouldn't you? yeah. 100%. i'd swap with elsie any day. yeah. she was truly born special. she was early, wasn't she? yeah. she was five weeks. yeah. she couldn't wait for nothing. i was so proud of her. her nature was so pure. and you know what? um, she was fearless in a sense. yeah, she was really, really brave. is for you to speak today, to talk to people and why she was a she was a beautiful, funny, crazy, gorgeous girl. and i've got, she was... has taken the nation... everybody knows about it. let's have a look at other stories making the news. the number of new marriages recorded to wed and have children. key reasons for the fall. the un has accused sudan's paramilitary rapid support forces of blocking aid deliveries to the darfur region. for nearly two years. worst humanitarian crises. blocked a nearby sewer. round after a closely contested first—round result failed to produce an outright winner. our south america correspondent ione wells reports. the opin

the majority of those in attendance were from elsie allen high school. several speakers said shutting down elsie allen would disproportionately impact the latino community. more than 90% of the students there are latino. >> a lot of students have expressed that if our school shuts down, they will be dropping out, and that is failing. that entirety of southwest santa rosa. >> my students have shared their struggles and how elkton high school is their safe haven. i hope you see your vast violation by considering elsie allen high school as a school to close. >> in the end, the board failed to vote on closing elsie allen or three middle schools. instead, they put the decision on hold, but not saying when the discussion will continue. the board did vote to close three elementary schools, brooke hill and albert elementary will close this june. steel lane elementary will close next year. meanwhile, vallejo is moving ahead with school closures and staff reductions. just last night, the board voted to close mare island health and fitness academy and to move valle

parents and students are making their voices heard, many of them angry at the potential closer of elsie allen high school, calling on the dose -- school district to find a different way of balancing the budget. >> school is hard as it is, coming back from covid and now with this, i think it is going to impact our kids dramatically. >> reporter: erica's daughter goes to the high school on the day the district is said to officially vote on whether or not to shut down the school, erica was in the high school parking lot waiting to pick her daughter up. she told us she's worried if the school is shut down, it'll just make it that much harder for parents trying to get their kids to and from school. >> a lot of our kids are going to be impacted, a lot of kids get to walk here and parents go to work early, so now they don't have reliable transportation. >> reporter: countless parents and students arrived at city hall wednesday night to be at the district meeting in person. dean jansen, a student told us he was there to argue against closing any of the high schools. >> all of the high schools a

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elsie's father, david, said, "i had sympathy for the police, and that's the truth.ole nation need to see it on television?" remarkably, the sunday times interview ends with a note of positivity from bebe's mother. "we have to live for bebe and honour her and find light in the dark," she says. jon donnison, bbc news. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, has denied being aggressive, during a meeting with some of the bereaved families and survivors of the grenfell tower fire. during the meeting earlier this week, she told them the tower will be have to be taken down, but acknowledged there isn't a "consensus" over what should happen to the building, which claimed the lives of 72 people. here's tom symonds. grenfell, after the fire, before it was covered. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, decided it had to come down because it won't be structurally safe long—term. a meeting was called with survivors and the bereaved to tell them. but this is a sacred place for them. they angrily told her there hadn't been enough consultation. she's been accused of being def

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elsie allen high school is their safe haven. i hope you see your vast violation by considering elsie allen high school as a school to close. >> in the end, the board failed to vote on closing elsie allen or three middle schools, instead putting the decision on hold but not saying when the discussion will continue. the board did vote to close three elementary schools, brooke hill and albert elementary will close this june. steele lane elementary will close next year. meanwhile, vallejo is moving ahead with school closures and staff reductions. just last night, the board voted to close mare island health and fitness academy and to move vallejo charter school to that campus. loma vista environmental science academy will also be shutting down. before the vote. before the vote, the board president acknowledged they faced a difficult decision, but they had to do something or else. >> we don't want to close schools. it's the last thing we want to do. but because f this way, in the united states,f especially california, all districts, b

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result, there is still no decision on whether or not the district will shut down both montgomery or elsie allen, high schools and educators, parents and students are protesting those possible cuts. >> you cannot close elsie allen elsie allen is full of students of color of students with disabilities of students who have dreams that deserves to be respected. and that is your job. it's beyond fresh rain that we're going to send all these families, homeless community home without an answer when we need to decide as leaders of how do we want to leave? >> the district facing 20 million dollars worth deficit here, forcing them to make some tough decisions that will impact the families they serve according to the board, layoffs are another option. the board is now considering to cut costs. now we have reached out to >> the district this morning, too. that confirmation good word you know what they think about all this and what are the next steps? we also just spoke with a teacher here who you'll hear from coming up here at 9 o'clock this morning from us, who is facing some uncertainty? will she h

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another student said elsie allen believe the board wants to close their school because of racism. 100%. yes, they we are a full school of many ethnic groups. says he is part of a uc program at the high school were juniors and seniors can take classes at sonoma state university, which is big deal for us because no other high schools have opportunity. parents of students at montgomery high school feel the same way. they say their school also has so much to offer students. this isn't for me. >> cnn >> in >> santa rosa, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> 2 schools and delay home will be closing the city's unified school district voted tonight to close mare island, health and fitness academy. and loma this environmental science academy. in addition, vallejo charter school be relocated to the mare island campus in the district will make nearly 13 million dollars in cuts and lay off staff. the decision was part of the board's effort to address 36 million dollars and a budget deficit over the next 2 years. several spent parents spoke out ahead of the vote, demanding transparency. >> but they all ch

alice, elsie dot stancombe and bebe king were killed in the southport knife attack lastjuly.ing to the school she loved, without her, for the first time. thank you very much for coming in. - on plans for a new playground, which will include a space here, the stage. yeah, definitely. so, yeah, i think she was born to be a star. yeah, yeah. proud of us doing this. where you do something together, that feeling i of togetherness, of community, of look what i have done, - i'm so proud of this, - i have helped create this. that will bring the - positivity that we need. the london marathon. what do you think of? yeah. because i always tell her it doesn't matter what happened, try to put your smile — it's the most important. she always had a big smile. yes. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. we will return to the scheduled handover of four ”54535135” ”w" ’ ”5455913512; ttt t beltotngingto £64.34? 7 handover is take t ' t take place 7 t take place in t take placein khan 7 take place in khan younis t ta tahe state in. ehanffaerhie'" " ’ " now. we ts talte state in. t

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. >> yeah, well, today the board voted to keep open elsie allen high school, where students staged a walkout just this week. but three middle schools will close. four high schools will transition to serving seventh through 12th grade students. the changes will happen over two years starting this fall. santa rosa, santa rosa and herbertnta slater middle schools will close, while santa rosa and montgomery high schools will start serving seventh through 12th grade students the following school year. 2620 26 to 2027. comstock middle school will close, and piner and elsie allen high schools will become seventh through 12th grade. serving seventh through 12th grade students. the plan also includes some boundary changes, some of which will be worked out with community input. >> it's a plan with accommodations that a lot of hard work has gone into in the last 48 hours to try and even see what was possible, because every single one of these trustees and the community was not comfortable with the options that we were looking at. >> this has been an alarm. this has been a huge alarm for our dis

another student said elsie allen believe the board wants to close their school because of racism. 100%. yes, they we are a full school of many ethnic groups. says he is part of a uc program at the high school were juniors and seniors can take classes at sonoma state university, which is big deal for us because no other high schools have opportunity. parents of students at montgomery high school feel the same way. they say their school also has so much to offer. students a. >> here ok. cnn staff here a >> in santa rosa. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> only time in the there are 2 schools that are going to close lael city unified school district voted last night to close mayor island health and fitness academy and a vista our mental science academy. charter school is going to be relocated to the mare island campus. the district make nearly 13 million dollars in budget cuts and layoffs. that decision was all a part of the board's effort to address 36 million dollar budget deficit over the next 2 years. and down in the south bay, a new audit found previous santa clara county department of ed

but cheers erupted when the district spared elsie allen high school which was also on the chopping block. the board instead voted to close santa rosa middle school and herbert mills school and combine them with their respective high schools. district is dealing with a $20 million budget shortfall. we heard from some of the students, parents, and staff who cheered the decision to keep their high school open. >> today we voted to keep all of our high schools open and reimagine and reinvest into those campuses and find ways to get out of a budget deficit without closing the high school. >> the community wasn't being listened to. they try to, you know, shut down our school. and people stepped up. as you can see. >> why is this emotional for you? >> while ellie allen will remain open, it will undergo restructures. students will be able to choose whether they want to stay or go to one of the districts' other high schools. >>> and santa rosa is not alone in its budget problems. at least six other bay area school districts are facing large cuts and in some, the possibility of closing schools. st

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so still no decision on if the district will shut down montgomery or elsie allen high schools. >> lot of anxiety. a lot of frustration lot of mixed emotions, of course, that there's a lot of uncertainty. and so that got a crash is mail there's a lot of just uneasiness of what's next. you know, we don't know what's next for any of us. and so it's just more of a waiting game, especially after the decisions last night. >> the district is facing a 20 million dollar deficit, forcing them to make some pretty tough decisions that are going to impact the families they serve. the board is also considering laying off employees. >> another big story tonight, at least a dozen cars had their windows smashed in near tourist hot spot. and san francisco kron four's gayle ong joins us live from the city with details. good evening, gayle. >> good evening grants. and yes, a string of car burglaries caught on camera. take a look. >> just before 4.30, thursday morning, security cameras capturing a car driving in the area of leavenworth and greenwich in san francisco. moments later, this person in a bright

right now, volodymyr zelensky is not playing ball. of alice aguiar have said she was "born alice, elsiece's parents — returning to the school she loved, without her, for the first time. thank you very much for coming in. - thank you for inviting us. ah, thank you, thank you. the headteacher, jinnie payne, has been working with them here, the stage. yeah, definitely. so, yeah, i think she was born to be a star. that would be her favourite part. yeah, she would be happy and i'm sure she's proud of us doing this. the current concrete space will be transformed with climbing frames, an indoor—outdoor library i think it is really important. of togetherness, of community, of look what i have done, - i'm so proud of this, - i have helped create this. that will bring the - positivity that we need. go, sprint! that's it. good, good, good, good. high knees! the london marathon. both the school and alice's parents are determined what do you think of? happiness, kindness. um, everything good. yeah. she always had a smile. try to put your smile — it's the most important. she always had a big smile. y

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in year two, steele lane elementary and elsie allen high school closed in year three. rincon valley middle school is absorbed by maria carrillo high school, now santa rosa trustees will hold the meeting at santa rosa city hall tonight, which can accommodate up to 500 people. it starts at 6:00 this evening and again that one also available on youtube now in both santa rosa and vallejo. get there early if you want to see it, because both meetings are expected to be well attended. and by the way, the vote that happens tonight affects changes fall. thanks, chris. let's take a live look for you right now across the bay area. you can see not too bad in some spots. some raindrops there in san francisco. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring what we can expect. you were telling us about this rain thi morning. yeah, and we are seeing it right over san bruno mountain, where we have storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar parked right now, scanning the sky for this light rain that's moving through. and it is moving just south of san francisco for now, and also extending down

montgomery or elsie allen high schools. >> lot of anxiety. a lot of frustration lot of mixed emotions, of course, that there's a lot of uncertainty. and so that crashes mail. but there's a lot of just uneasiness of what's next. you know, we don't know what's next for any of us. and so it's just more of a waiting game, especially after the decisions last night. >> the district is facing a 20 million dollar deficit forcing them to make tough, decisions that obviously impact people. the board is also considering laying off employees. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6 former house speaker nancy pelosi host roundtable discussion. >> calling out the republican budget plan. she claims it's only helping the rich. >> and after the break, local leaders speaking out against president trump's latest executive order targeting a san francisco. landmark and a san francisco. landmark and a neighborhood. i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented

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two other young girls, elsie dot stancombe and beebee king also died.u for inviting us. oh, thank you, thank you. on plans for a new playground, which will include a space here. this stage? yeah, definitely. so yeah, i think she was born to be a star. yeah, yeah. for us it's really important to make this happen. says, "though she be i but little she be fierce." and that would describe alice. i think it is really important. go, sprint! good, good. high knees. as part of the fundraising effort to pay for the the london marathon. everything good, yeah. because i always tell her it - doesn't matter what happened, try to put your smile, i is the most important. she always have a big smile. yeah. sarah campbell, bbc news, southport. energy firms will be forced to offer customers in england, scotland and wales tariffs without standing charges — under changes standing charges are fixed daily fees that you pay no matter how much energy you use. they cover the cost of getting the gas and electricity tariffs with lower fees, or no standing charges at all by next w

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