joining us to talk about the challenges facing san francisco is supervisor hillary ronan, who has been pushing for the process to go faster. supervisor ronan, thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much. it's a pleasure to be here. >> all right. so a lot to get to. the governor and the cdc and most doctors we interviewed have said while teacher vaccinations should be a priority they should not be a prerec which is toit resume in person learning based on science. but that's the deal agreed upon by the board and teachers union unless the city moves to the orange tier. that's what we're working with? >> that is still what we're working with, yes. >> so give that i'm sure you want to expedite teacher vaccinations. but i understand there was a delay this week in getting thousands of unique qr codes for teachers for them to use to make a vaccine appointment. what happened? >> yes. so what happened is the state decided that in order to prioritize teachers they would give them individualized codes to each school district. but the government -- the governor said that we would give it to school

san francisco supervisor hillary ronan will soon share -- >> the white families can pull their kids out for private schools or extra lesson or taking time off work to focus 100% on their child's education. things that family of color just can't afford. >> middle and high school students showed less learning loss across all demographics but some education experts caution the numbers may not be accurate because these assessments were done online. >> students who take the test online do better than students who are in school taking the test. and it will are some testing experts who i wonder whether that's because parents are helping them out. >> in order to properly assess students it must be done in person. >> the assessment will be the thing soon as we get back for their socio, emotional as well as acceademic status. >> k-through 3 was not measured because some are not reading yet or are at different levels. experts say they suffered the latest learning loss and need of help. >> school districts should concentrate on the early years, because with if kids aren't readingly fourth grade all

san francisco supervisor hillary ronan will soon share -- >> the white families can pull their kids outrivate schools or extra lesson or taking time off work to focus 100% on their child's education. things that family of color just can't afford. >> middle and high school students showed less learning loss across all demographics but some education experts caution the numbers may not be accurate because these assessments were done online. >> students who take the test online do better than students who are in school taking the test. and it will are some testing experts who i wonder whether that's because parents are helping them out. >> in order to properly assess students it must be done in person. >> the assessment will be the thing soon as we get back for their socio, emotional as well as acceademic status. >> k-through 3 was not measured because some are not reading yet or are at different levels. experts say they suffered the latest learning loss and need of help. >> school districts should concentrate on the early years, because with if kids aren't readingly fourth grade all sorts

supervisor hillary ronan is to a break after a year. of distance learning, okay. hope you had a nice weekend. the weather certainly cooperated for your plans. i mean coast inland. even the mountains is breezy up in the mountains for sure, probably tall, but. is really nice weekend. another spring whr on i'll show you what the model does this long range model, so just it's a broad brush, but it gives you an idea. dr stays dry through sunday, monday, tuesday wednesday, ccf think, t end up coming out starting to drop down so that your thursday morning. there's thursday afternoon into friday morning, and that looks like our best chance for some showers. friday night into saturday morning, and then the jet stream because keeps going here but shows that next wave kind of comes down behind it so that zorro encouraging especially this guy, this guy dow in the early next week, and hopefully something lines up because the way it's going i mean, there's no way we're not doing water restrictions unless something changes drastically. i mean, we're way behind rainfall average a

supervisor hillary ronan joined me on our 3:00 p.m. show getting answers today to discuss what happened when teachers did not receive qr codes from the state to make vaccine appointment, and that's because the teachers union still hasn't reached adeal with the school district. >> what that meant is that at moscone center in san francisco, our largest vaccination site, not a single teacher was vaccinated here in san francisco yesterday. well, that very much upset me, because while you're right that the experts say it is not necessary to vaccinate teachers or educators before they go back to the classroom, it is part of the deal, and we want to get moving on that part of the deal. >> so after supervisor ronan raised a complaint, the state issued 2600 teacher qr codes to san francisco unified today. ronan estimates it will take schools five weeks to reopen once an agreement between the district and the union is finalized. >> of course the state has now set aside beginning this week some 75,000 doses minimum for our educators. 10% of all t