evan chen, amy anderson, mario villaluna, alita fisher, donna futz, and michelle anton. come on up; you get two minutes. >> good evening. i'm amy anderson. i'm a registered member of the mate of metis. i appreciate being here on ohlone land. i participate in the american indian ed pac. in january of this year, we asked the board to support us taking down the racest murals in the -- racist murals in the main lobby of the high school, and we have not heard an update so that's part of why i'm here to receive that kind of update. by the way as a parent at wash, i do look forward to participating in the name change of the school, but now onto taking down that racist mural. no child, family or educator should have to walk past those murals that perpetuate the hegemony of white supremeacy. it's historically inaccurate and dehumanizing. racist murals have got to go. i also do not want my child to feel he has to look down at the floor like he has for two years to avert his eyes from the false narrative on the north wall of the lobby of american indians as barbarians during washin

my name is evan chen, and i will be a senior at campolindo high school in moraga, which is a city in the east bay. i've taught over 150 students? scratch programming in ordunio, which is a robot car that students assemble and program. i received grant money from the california library association to fund a class in san pablo, and i've won the contra costa youth award for the syllabus that i've created for these classes. i feel strongly that education is the key to opportunities, especially education and technology. in order to do this, i believe that technology education should start young. there are now easy to learn programming languages based on dragging code blocks. i see that children can be very creative programmers and and are also able to design programs and gamed free of boundaries. more importantlily, many students enjoy programming and will enjoy and develop this lifelong skill. having gone to public school all my life, i know the needs of the student. i would like to be the liaison between the school board and the public for stem education. i can work with computer lab te