the heritage foundation is made up of 5300 members across the country. that's over a thousand heritage members throughout the districts in the country. i'm not saying there's a thousand members in nancy pelosi's district, but i think you get my point. our average contribution is a little over 100 bucks, i can tell you if you're in the membership office you can see sometimes a $25 check that comes from a grandmother and you can tell it's a note that she left with that check that it hurt her monthly budget to write that check, but because she wants to save this country, she's going to stay with hair aj-- heritage to do just that, it's very powerful to see, thank you. [applause] >> so policy makers know when you want impact, you come to heritage, we're the model that can play the inside game on the beltway and have an impact on main street throughout this great country of ours. as many of you know, we've been executing a really awesome strategic plan devised by our president and our leadership, in the development under andrew's leadership we've really put a

heritage has schooled many generations of free market believers. i was a trustee on a think tank back in kansas. we would read heritage reports all the time to try to make sure we were getting it right and try to get it right for the state of kansas in the same way you are doing it here for washington. you know the last time i had the privilege to speak in front of a heritage audience was in may of last year. i had been secretary of state for a number of days. yeah. i was already missing the cia. much quieter -- [ laughter ] -- much less public space. look, we had just pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. i laid out 12 conditions including that iran end its ballistic missile program, release u.s. hostages, radical stuff. "the washington post" ran a headline that said mike pompeo gives a silly speech on iran. the "new york times" similarly reported quote in a hard-line speech performance criticizes iran's behavior. that was actually partly true. [ laughter ] i was criticizing the behavior. there's much more hard-line and you have seen that. . compar

may god bless heritage and may god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, joining the secretary on stage, the heritage vice president tim holmes. >> thank you all. [applause] tim: good morning, mr. secretary. good morning to all of you. it is a pleasure and honor to have all of you this morning and you as well, mr. secretary. we follow what you do very closely. we're very proud to have you here this morning and we only have a very little bit of time. and i want to use it as wisely and as efficiently as i can. so, i'm going to launch into a couple of questions. sec. pompeo: that sounds great, thank you, i appreciate that. i'll try to be efficient as well. tim: the first is that i've spent the last couple of years, as i mentioned to you in passing, just a minute ago, travelling to europe on a speaking tour, explaining to europeans mostly what the trump administration is doing and also, where america is heading in the world. and it's the question i most often get. where is america heading in the world? is this a new era that

i'm from the sanfrancisco heritage. san francisco heritage is dedicated to preservation of the city's architectural legacy but also to sites that have important connections to the diverse cultures, subcultures, emergent social history and political movements that make san francisco singular and extraordinary. in 1830 sut ter, you have most of the character defined features in tact. but a building which is locally significant to japanese and american ethnic heritage. you have the african-american civil rights and lgbtq right's movements. this is a site well detailed prepared by donna graves and the planning department and we strongly recommend a resolution to support the nomination to the national register of historic places. and i would like to add, you know, with redevelopment that had gone through the area after world war ii, this is a pretty singular building with japanese style that represents the japanese community that was there before internment removed it. this is another thing to consider. thank you. >> closing

yet the cossack of their heritage i cannot sit at the back it was. called passe.it's no longer possible to publicly sell all purchase an archaeological object without legal documented proof of origin. the pressure on private collectors has increased. any of their acquisitions can be examined at any time. and so is the. reporters who. were going on when you said is that one also don't know what having your walk on water is possible emotionally these are pretty careful you are going to gather up the sources say 40 killing anybody who says he did this legal or. illegal question the clues each year and a commitment to case like you are a place group is cool going to see if i move knowing they sneak into the piazza and sumanda. situated in what i think nor. there. some don't say i want except i think i'll send them. all to ski or. awful excuse of a solution should get you fired up close enough to put on somebody to get on is up so i suppose so i'm sure i'll survive not because new command waiting on me. now finally got to call but it was one. of the. last to do employ

and that's whyjulie crenshaw thinks this part of our heritage needs urgent protection.key part of policy that's been taken out across the world, but not in our country. and it is a key mechanism to protect our crafts. over at mike's stall, he's giving demonstrations. but to make even a fraction of his old salary, he needs every sale he can get. wood, selling wood! going once! how much is this? that one's £8. so, how did you find that, did you to enjoy it? it was actually fun! i would never get bored of it, i'd love to use the different tools, i'd love to do it. do you think you are going to be a wood whittler? maybe! wood by name, but wood by nature? hmm, let's see. is mike still positive about his lifestyle choice? whether i'm working on the woodland or at events making and demonstrating, it's lovely, it's a lovely thing to do. when you enjoy something as much as i enjoye doing what i do, i've never once wanted to go back to my previous life. what we want is people to learn the skill from the practitioner, so they really understand the practices, and can then adapt the

may god bless heritage and god bless the united states of america.plause] [inaudible] [applause] >> good morning mr. secretary. good morning to all of you. it's a pleasure and honor to have all of you here this morning. it's an honor to have you as well mr. secretary. we follow what you do very closely and we are very proud to have you here this morning. we only have a very little bit of time and i want to use it as wisely and efficiently as i cancel i'm going to launch into a couple questions. >> thank you i will try to be efficient as well.ll [laughter] >> the first is the i've spent the last couple years as i've mentioned to you in passing, just a minute ago, traveling to europe on a speaking tour explaining to europeans, mostly, what the trump administration is doing and where america is heading in the world. it's the question i most often get, where is america heading in the world? is this a new era we are in? does the trump administration's foreign policy represent a change from the past, if so, what's new? how is it adapting to the new conditi

the ocean's ready to spend fortunes to buy back their national heritage.a spending spree that has seen prices skyrocket and guarantee. that you don't get a. very good although. i see steve as i suppose. it is a month assume the peak if of all events don't and the taliban for the. meat puppet who will sell tonnes of so you may appreciate one of these example. he's home of a gentleman the needy leaky belonged to my decades mino whole thing can go on bust like usual police hold on the media all meals and so me to demean you and all. guess is still in your better bunch you know as right barry had a better way it coming up afternoon on a jet sheen that's it i know is it you don't got boy serious though about a young she. left this is so much elated don't pee on me you saw her soft august 2nd felt it it did. yeah. so i say good to do or not was good put that question right on about him. as a present dog don't tell and this only present blocked on. don't. want to pursue b.d. they did that slip up with their except they didn't know shit defense of any of so so i b

after concluding a historic tenure as attorney general, he joined the heritage foundation. over his 30 years at heritage he helped to create the legal and judicial studies department which is now named in his honor. we are talking about judges. erika check been very helpful with us also as you know. and i just had on that does a little while ago another six and we will soon be up to 182 federal judges and two supreme court justices. twothat is not including supreme court justices. a number that a few people have been even able to come close to. we appreciate your work. he has advocated for effective overnforcement against criminalization and is always in defense of the constitution and the system of government defined -- designed by our founders. fighter foryal freedom. a champion of law and order. a faithful defender of our republic. you are an inspiration to liberty loving citizens everywhere. you're just an inspiration period. everyone that knows you uses that word -- inspiration. on behalf of the grateful nation that i love and that we serve, i want to thank you and i w

senator helms's admiration of the heritage foundation is well-documented. he and doctor former were good friends and in october 2000 in a letter he penned to doctor former he wrote if america is saved heritage will have played an enormous role in herself nation and finally i know senator helms, mrs. l too, would be so proud and humbled by this lecture and also very proud of secretary wilkie who served on his staff. when the secretary wilkie stepped away from his staff to pursue other things senator helms wrote a letter to him and senator helms said you are a young man of high principle, great judgment and remarkable wisdom for one so young. i predict a great future for you and he was right like he has been in so many ways. but introducing senator wilkie, secretary wilkie today is lieutenant colonel jim caro fonda who served as vice president of the institute for national security and foreign policy and the ew richardson fellow, has been here since 2009 and served in the u.s. army for 25 years. in addition to leading heritage national security and foreign po

it's retired lieutenant colonel serves as the vice president of heritage. he has been here since 2009 and serves as the u.s. army for 25 years, in addition to leading heritage national security and foreign policy team, he also serves on the nonprofit spree decor, which educates the public about veterans affairs. i'll turn it over to the colonel. >> (applause) >> wow, this is the best in my life! i go to introduce a great friend and great american. unfortunately, he's no longer a young fellow, but he's still a man of high principles. thank you it's a real honor to partner with the jesse helms center on this lecture series, and other projects we've done over the years. you bring so much to us, so thank you. we've had a number of impressive speakers over the years. we've never ever had a personal speaker with a personal connection with the senator, as we do today with our senator, robert wilkie. secretary wilkie was in aid to jesse helms, and stood right here and my job and introduced so many distinguished speakers. to have them here doing this is one great pa

heritage foundation. our preserveh in the constitution series. religious liberty and the trump administration. way i'm the vice president of the institute for constitutional government here at heritage. silence cell phones please john: on september the 23rd, president trump delivered an important speech on religious freedom at the united nations. he said "our founders understood that no right is more fundamental to a peaceful, prosperous and virtuous society than the right to follow one's religious convictions." he added that too often people in positions of power preach diversity while silencing, shunning or censoring the faithful. true tolerance means respecting the right of all people to express their deeply held religious beliefs. how right he is. during the last administration, religious adherents felt besieged. while the obama administration was prepared to honor freedom of worship, freedom of religion was another matter. obama administration officials preached that tolerating religious adherence wa

the admiration of the heritage foundation is very well documented. on october 6, 2000, in a letter to doctor former heroes if america is saved, heritage will have played an enormous role. finally, senator helms, mrs. helms too, not only humbled by this but also proud of secretary wilkie who served on his staff. when secretary wilkie stepped away from his staff to pursue other things, senator helms wrote a letter to him, you are a young man and high principal. great judgments, and remarkable wisdom for one so young, i predict a great future for you in so many ways. introducing senator wilkie, secretary wilkie today is retired lieutenant colonel jim carrafanoh, the vice president of heritage katherine davison institute, national security and foreign policy, dw richardson fellow. 2009, and u.s. army for 23 years. in addition to leading heritage national security and foreign policy, serves one of the nonprofit esprit they corps which educates the public about veterans. >> this is the best day of my life. i get to introduce a great friend and a great amer

actions ready to spend fortunes to buy back their national heritage. a spending spree that has seen prices skyrocket and guarantee. that he's now getting. very good. on ah i see steve has always been a sellout. these are moderates who preach if the whole event don't and the taliban for the. meat puppet who were tons of so you may appreciate one of these example debris cavity of own bodies home again but then the needy. people on the my deck is me no hope they can go on the bust like usual police hold on the media all meals and so me to demean you and all. guess is still in you better mention your ass right barry had a better year coming up afternoon on a jet sheen. that's it i know is it you don't got boy sitting there up at a young she. says so much elated don't pee on me do southwest soft august 2nd friday it did. such a good to do or not but i could put that question right on about i am a citizen of the present lot don't tell and this only present both on don't. want to pursue b.d. they did that slip up with their except they didn't know shit defens

after concluding a historic tenure as attorney general, he joined the heritage foundation and helped create the foundation's legal and judicial studies department. which is named in his honor and we are talking judges and i will say heritage has been helpful with us as you know and i just had on that desk a little while ago another six and very soon 182 federal judges and two supreme court judges. that is not including two supreme court -- we really have that. it is a number few people could come close to. we appreciate all the work you have done. edwin meese has advocated effective law enforcement against over criminalization and always in defense of the constitution and system of government designed by our founders. you are loyal fighter for freedom, champion of law and order, mentor to young americans and faithful defender of our republic. you are an inspiration to liberty loving citizens everywhere. you are an inspiration period. everybody that knows you use of that word. you are an inspiration. on behalf of the grateful nation that i love and that we serve i want to thank you fo

this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes really appropriating heritage needed up and coming kenya designer who's using cues from cultures across africa as inspiration for her fashion. goals the hundreds of groups of strive for creation of course their stomachs. and the healing of the scars. was almost covered in the rock group. before there was then less to send. into the next stage. and you need christine she's been lost in lagos for decades and it now turns out she's worth more bad a $1000000.00. africa i'm glad you tuned in more and more africans are proudly expressing their heritage through their appearance and the renewed away in this has created business for local fashion designers on the continent is the story. and up and coming kenyan designer who is on her part to break into the international fashion market with elements of tradition young and fresh designs and most definitely in style i'll be talking to her in a moment. for as long as could touche can remember she's been fascinated by textiles when she was only 8 years old she knew she wanted to be a designer and c

citizens of latino heritage. now more than ever is critical we tell thehe hispanic stories d celebrate hispanic culture. my family like so many is a family of immigrants and everything i have today is because of the sacrifices of my grandmother who came to texas as a young orphan from mexico. latinos are a community with a rich history of the united states and we stand strong and patriotic, and we stand up for this country. latinos contribute everyday to our nations economy, culture and arts, and our community are instrumental to our nation's history and character. and as congressman serrano said, i would ask for the committee and the congress' support on his legislation. i yield back. >> thank you so much, mr. castro. i would like to now yield to chairman of the committee, mr. grijalva. >> thank you, madam c chair. i just briefly say thank you for the opportunity to thank my colleagues, mr. castro, mr. serrano, a dear friend, someone who i will miss for his wife's counsel and his leadership -- wise counsel. he s

heritage that we've come from and i love the bairn a lot the but. i think when it's time to think it's great a mixture of cincinnati culture and also bit of german culture it's always fun. it's not to much about. german culture came to cincinnati 200 years ago the american midwest was a major center of german immigration. but at one time almost 60 percent of the city was of german mouth of. the numerous protestant churches in the area. this time. and some streets have now got back to german names they had before the 1st world war. sarah how much has never been to germany has. yet she is still prevalent and sister mary. wrote. it all about the culture about the german culture and so thick here in cincinnati people dressed out in their drained all thanked coming out with beers and the band going on this street it's all just a great entertainment atmosphere. 6 cincinnati some of the right stage german roots dancing and posturing and lights into the nights. crossed. cloakroom. and when you get out from when you get back from a late night dancing and you

this is due to previous africa coming up in the next 15 minutes reappropriate heritage made it up and coming kenyan designer who's using cues from cultures of cross africa as inspiration for her fashion. girls the head of the process of scarf or creation across their stomachs. and the healing of the skull. was almost covered in a rock through. before the what then lets loose and. into the next stage. and to meet christine she's been lost in lagos for decades and it now turns out she's worth more bad a $1000000.00. because she won the welcome to news africa i'm glad you tuned in more and more africans off proudly expressing their heritage through their appearance and feet for new away and this has created business for local fashion design is on the continent is the story off the 2 women wind and up and coming kenyan designer who is on her to break into the international fashion market with elements of tradition young and fresh designs and most definitely in style i'll be talking to her in a moment. for as long as could touche can remember she's been fascinated by textiles when she was

citizens of latino heritage. now more than ever, it is critical that we tell the hispanic stories and celebrate hispanic culture. my family like so monday, his family demanded of immigrants. everything i have today, is because of the sacrifices of my grandmother who came to texas is a young orphan from mexico. latinos are a community with a rich history of the united states. we stand strong and patriotic. stand up for this country. latinos contribute every day to our nation his economy and culture and arts. and our communities are instrumental to our nation his history and character. is congressman said, i would ask for the the congresses, support on his legislation. i yelled back. >> thank you so much. i like to know yelled to chairman of the committee, mr. grijalva,. >> thank you. thank you for the opportunity to think my colleagues, and dear friends, some who i will miss, for the wife's counsel and his leadership. speaking spanish. which makes me feel i'm going every time he does that. i do want to acknowledge

i appreciate all of you being here and the heritage foundation for making this possible the good tt heritage does in terms of informing people or being a resource while i was in congress or after it is such a great resources and great minds thinking through tough issues. it so helpful. why i wrote the book, stephen covey who is from our congressional district, highly effective people seek to understand and then be understood and i wholeheartedly believe that. i also believe what margit - - margaret thatcher said first you have to win the argument then you win the votes. i always said when i was in congress that republican conservatives were very pathetic in our communications first of all the national media is not a conduit to get the message out with the platform or the time to do that. so it was compounded by that but i always felt that we as conservatives have the right message we just didn't say it very well or enough. i remember when i was first in congress eric can tour had a senior position at the time because i was invited to be on fox news i couldn't believe it. i called up eric and

a piece of okinawa's cultural heritage devoured by flames firefighters battled the blaze for over 10 hours but they could not save the main hole though she recall so has stood on this site for over 500 years this is not the 1st time it's been destroyed it was reduced to ashes during the battle of okinawa in 1945 it's reconstruction was an important step in the island's struggle to recover from the ravages of world war 2 but now the castle has been lost again no one was injured in thursday's blaze but for the residents the toll is emotional. stickler this was the cherie castle i saw growing up and the sherry castle that was always nearby it's really sad i have no words yes yes we're going to look at $900.00 there it's really okinawa's cultural heritage and for that it's painful to see you know. the site had reopened in 1992 it was a major tourist attraction in the area it was going to be a planned stop on the olympic torch relay route during the olympic games in tokyo scheduled for 2020 the japanese government has already vowed to restore the call so to its former glory. that's our sh

welcome to heritage. we are going to have a fun discussion today about the book's power grab. to introduce him as a senator, a great friend of heritage and best friend of the constitution. it is a pleasure to be with you. this merges several of my interests. the constitution, conservative politics, books about those things, the heritage foundation and my friends julie and jason chase at. i first came to know the name over 30 years ago when he became a placekicker at byu. to this day he holds records including the most successful point after touchdown scored in a single game, and i think in a single season. .. . >> and jason himself could be utah's next governor with a long conversation of the republican convention and then to say was under consideration and said i didn't imply they said we don't carry want to talk to you anyway for go but we hit it off and ended up working together for go and then i became his chauffeur. [laughter] he and i live closer together than any two members of the senior staff and even broke his foot. >> actually was quite serious but he fell and broke

we're going to look at now under her it's really okinawa's cultural heritage. it's painful to see you. the site had reopened in 1992 it was a major tourist attraction in the area it was going to be a planned stop on the olympic torch relay route during the olympic games in tokyo scheduled for 2020 the japanese government has already vowed to restore the call so to its former glory. that's our show for today you next time and goodbye. it's time to take one step further and face the. time to search the. fight for the truth. tough to overcome ballerinas misconduct the world it's time for t w. coming up ahead. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to some liberation comics on the front line while it's 250th birthday were embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w.a. . official data confirms hong kong is in recession just as the tear gas is released again on pro-democracy protests is it defying a ban on mosques this halloween. a new wave of consolidation in the car industry chrysler want to create the world's 4th largest automaker.

the oceans ready to spend fortunes to buy back their national heritage.a spending spree that has seen prices skyrocket and guarantee. that he's now getting. very good. on ah i see steve as i suppose. these are moderates who preach if the whole event don't want the taliban for the. meat puppet who will sell tons of shit so you may appreciate one ids example. he's home again but then the new. leaky belonged to my decades mino whole thing can only bust like usual police hold on i mean your meals and so me to demean you and all. guess is still in your better bunch you know that's right barry had a better year coming up after new year on a jet sheen that's it i know is it you don't got boy serious though about a young she. says so much in 80 don't pee on me to southwest soft august 2nd feel it it did. such a good to do or not but i could put that question right on about i am a citizen of the place i'm not don't tell and this really present worked on i don't. want to push to be there it did but that seemed silly appropriate there except they didn't know shit de

it's really okinawa's cultural heritage and for that it's painful to see you know. the site had reopened in 1992 it was a major tourist attraction in the area it was going to be a planned stop on the olympic torch relay route during the olympic games in tokyo scheduled for 2020 the japanese government has already vowed to restore the call so to its former glory. that is our show for today see you next time and goodbye. the people who for information. opinions to express. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. we want to entire book now travel now amazing thailand's. official confirms hong kong is in recession just says that too. gas is released again on pro-democracy protesters defying a ban on mosques this halloween. a new wave of consolidation in the car industry here price lampito once you create the world's full flanges the remake of. kashmir cut off from the global tourism market for just a couple months now open again for business but the damage is being done to its most important industry. i've been fizzling it's a business done a mosque it's hallow

actions ready to spend fortunes to buy back their national heritage. a spending spree that has seen prices skyrocket and guarantee. that you don't get a. very good. i see steve as i suppose. there's a month assume the peak of all events don't and the taliban for the. me puppet who were tons of shit so you may appreciate one of these example. by some but you invented the knee leaky belonged to my decades mino whole thing can only bust like usual police hold on the media all meals and some even to me and all. guess is still in your better bunch you know that's right barry had a better year coming up after new year on a jet sheen that's it i know is it you don't got boy sitting there up at a young she. says so much elated don't pee on me to start her soft august 2nd failure it did. so i say good to do or not but i could put that question right on about i am sometimes a little place i'm not don't tell and this only present blocked on i don't. want to push to be there it did but that seemed silly appropriate there except they didn't know shit defense of any

he's there during hispanic heritage month. clearly this is an area that president trump would like to expand for his voters coming into this election, and he's been asked these questions, pence has, about this call that president trump had with the ukranian president. let's actually listen back in. >> let me say that i'm vice president of the united states. and i was elected to this job along with president trump for many reasons. one was to rebuild our military, one was to revive our economy, another was to see conservatives appointed to our courts. another was to secure our borders. but one of the main reasons we were elected in washington, d.c. was to drain the swamp. and i think the american people have a right to know if the vice president of the united states or his family profited from his position as vice president during the last administration, that's about looking backwards and understanding what really happened. the fact that my predecessor had a son who was paid $50,000 a month to be on a ukranian board at the tim

to options ready to spend fortunes to buy back their national heritage. a spending spree that has seen prices skyrocket and guarantee. that you don't get a. very good. or not i see steve as i suppose a lot. of these are moderates who preach if all events don't and the taliban for the. meat puppet who were tons of so you may appreciate one of these example. bodies home again but then the needy. people on the my deck is me no hope they can go on the bus like usual the police hold on the media on wheels and so many diminuendo. guess is doing you better mention your ass right very ad they better you coming up afternoon on a jet sheen that's it i know is it you don't got boy serious though about a young she. says so much that way in 80 don't pee on me to southwest softer august 2nd felt it it did. such a good to do or not but i could put that question right on about i am a citizen of the present lot don't tell and this only present worked on i don't. want to push to be there it did but that seemed silly appropriate there except they didn't know shit defense of

citizensin of latino heritage. now, more than ever it's critical that we tell these ministries and celebrate hispanic culture. my family like so many is the family of immigrants and everything i have today is because of the sacrifices of my grandmother who came to texas as a young orphan from mexico. latinos are committee with a rich history in the united at.tes and we stand strong and patriotic and stand up for the country. latinos contribute every day to our nation's economy, culture and art and communities are intermodal tour nations history and character and as the congress and said i would ask for the committees in congress support on this legislation. i yield back, chairwoman. b >> take you so much. i like to know yelled to chairman of the committee. >> thank you. i very briefly thank you for the opportunity to thank my colleagues and mr. sereno, my dear dear friend, someone whom i will miss four his wife -- wise counsel and his leadership and he still calls me. [speaking in native tongue] when he does that b

beyond their aesthetic value the bronze heads are considered as priceless items of chinese heritage. should p.r. bags in their former return. to see architecture in a way to raise only paid you to do feel like i do it as she knew our surveys it be it it every day is a geek ok if you are right so you guys are expected i blog as your love for it day is really fake which probably publicly thank rick on that issue. you couldn't do it as an asus last letter he had to go on the boulevard to d.c. it. was you so it was very fun to share as you do. you. think you. knew it was. you. think that. the 2 heads finally went for a combined price of 28000000 euros the conclusive bids came from a chinese businessman who asked to remain anonymous but 5 days after the sale the mysterious bio revealed his identity at a press conference in beijing and his announcement was more than unexpected. ways. well as a city in a city that's already been well you know it's interesting to look on what it is here in that area. as the buyer refused to pay for the objects pillage from his country the big was cancelled a

here at the heritage foundation i am so pleased to be able to introduce our speaker. from school shootings and declining sunday attendance. hyper partisanship and politics. and it's tempting to turn off the tv to adopt the benedict option. that isn't what we are about here. that isn't the american way. he never surrendered without and despair even in a time of war or economic or cultural crisis americans have always risen to any challenge in our lives, liberty and happiness. always there have arise had aria time of crisis men and women who call for the best in us into such a presidential individual is our guest today. it's not only my opinion, and i've known him for quite a few years, but that of national leaders like the founder of the alliance defending freedom to former attorney general in there about american restoration of faith, family and personal sacrifice can heal our nation. jim and his co-author explain how you and i can restore the first principle of our founding their message is deceptively simple. america will be great again when america is good again. t

in their coursework and that each student's heritage is celebrated. the district continued to build robust language programs and our students can participate in the literacy programs from the first day of school in san francisco. happy lat inx hair tame month and filipino history. congratulations to lowell high school for being named a blue ribbon school. they are among 30 schools chosen as a 2019 national blue ribbon school. this affirms the hard work of teachers, administrators, support staff and families and most of all our students. also congratulations to paul revere elementary school for being the first school in the district to complete digital citizenship certification. here is to the principal for leading the effort. this week is digital citizenship week in our district. reaching the whole learner as we advocate safe and responsible digital practices from classrooms and school sites to central office and family engagement. it is more than choosing secure passwords. it speaks to the social and emotional well-being and key of the graduate profi