jasmine guzman from john o'connell high school. ♪ >> my name is jasmine guzman.ate about engineering and art. i am ready to create. growing up in the mission district, art and murals are everywhere. >> inspired by her surroundings, jasmine guzman was exposed to construction and architecture at o'connell high school, which in turn led her to a life-changing internship. >> being a part of that internship solidified the fact that i want to pursue engineering and architecture in college. >> i am a math teacher at john o'connell high school. i think jasmine sets her apart from her peers and that she is very determined in achieving her goals and aspirations. >> as a student representative, jazmine has been a member of the school district paths arts committee, pushing for more exposure of latina art, artists of color and lgbtq artists. how hard was it to convince teachers to open up the curriculum to accept more diversity in art? was it hard? >> no. with passion and dedication commit teachers are happy to diversify the arts. >> students are also embracing this cultural

jasmine guzman from john o'connell high school hi, my name is jasmine guzman. ahoma high school, i am passionate about engineering and art and i am ready to create growing up in the mission district art murals are everywhere inspired by her surroundings. just mean guzman was exposed to construction and architecture at o'connell high school which in turn led her to a life-changing internship and being a part of that. architecture interns are really solidified the fact that you know, i want engineering or architecture in college because i really like it here. my name is mr. luis villalon suzuki, and i'm a math teacher at john o'connell high school. i think jasmine sets her apart from her peers in that she is very determined in achieving her goals and achieving her aspirations as a student representative. committee pushing for more exposure of latino art artists of color and lg. tq artists how hard was it to convince teachers to open up the curriculum to accept more diversity in art. yeah heart. no. no, you know with passion and with dedication teachers are happy t

joanne ying, zinet, tashia, oling, carlos and jasmine guzman are winners, during the evening, they were awarded a $3,000 scholarship to the colleges they'll be attending and one of our community members stepped up and double all scholarships so each student will receive a $6,000 scholarship. [applause] and finally, i'm pleased to announce that once again we'll be holding our outdoor graduation for all, outdoor graduation for all events on may 31st through june 2nd at the iconic keyzar stadium overlooking grand canyon. we're grateful for the partnership with the mayor's office and department of youth families and services and the rec. and park department to make this happen. the generous donations and support helped made this happen and have a wonderful experience for each student of sf unified. thank you, president lam, that ends my presentation this evening. >> thank you, dr. matthews. student delegates report, i believe we will forgo this evening for student delegate report for recognition and resolutions of accommodation. tonight, there are none tonight. reporting rave awards and we