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blanca gonzalez. >> thank you. >> speaker: [speaking spanish] >> my name is gina padilla i'm a student and community organizer for the migrant program and we're here to support teresa our mom leader president. thank you. >> speaker: [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> anything that we can. >> thank you so much, i will take, if there is open comment, i'll open up for any questions from commissioners. just in-person public comment? >> next speaker is paloma flores, mary gene robertson, popi gallegos and roadan. >> please raise your hand, each speaker will have one minute and i'll call speakers up. each will have one minute. can we please have it repeated in span you shall and chinese. spanish and chinese. >> thank you. >> speaker: thank you, i want to congratulate my former supervisor and my old colleagues and especially special education colleagues. thank you for all that you do. going that extra step to reach our students who need the help the most. they're language barriers and job bearers for their parents but you go out and leave