over $800,000 we pay the half of the salaries for others jrotc instructors and the benefits of jrotc instructors the federal government didn't pay a dime we have students ♪ district test blow average for the city in particular students testing below average our money needs to support overseeing students not programs we pay half the slayer if you want to improve the fiscal achievement gap not support programs that effect our adverse latino population and other folks are noted diabetes is here and another policy or an attempt to make the outcomes worse force the students that need it the most i talked about this in terms of i remember the resolution originally was brought to be about pyeonchang and first month or so conversations about the funding everyone who came to testify this is about and making sure that jrotc students have an opportunity to receive puc and all of a sudden that is about let's step forward open prohibition i was born at night but not last time last night you lift this port commission prohibition that leads on attack for the opportunities for students that need it

is going fine i think this is shameful to pick jrotc and put jrotc in the light that is under tissue attack additional if we choose the funding for jrotc then i don't know why we're not all upset and going up to the representatives and in the u.s. house to the u.s. senate and demanding the resources we need that we preserve to need for our jrotc program it is unfair to try to raid the district coffers and take the resources that will help us address the gaps in this district so i'll not support this resolution in its current form . >> (clapping.) >> commissioner murase. >> i'd like to thank everybody for coming out and sharing their perspective but i also want to share information about the make up of the students who participate in jrotc 27 percent latino and 8 percent african-american, 2 percent asian pacific islanders and a program that doesn't serve just one group but serves a broad spectrum of students wench heard a lot of testimony from students about the program and we've heard from strufrl students that found tutor from instructors and find marginalized students that believe

is going fine i think this is shameful to pick jrotc and put jrotc in the light that is under tissue attack additional if we choose the funding for jrotc then i don't know why we're not all upset and going up to the representatives and in the u.s. house to the u.s. senate and demanding the resources we need that we preserve to need for our jrotc program it is unfair to try to raid the district coffers and take the resources that will help us address the gaps in this district so i'll not support this resolution in its current form . >> (clapping.) >> commissioner murase. >> i'd like to thank everybody for coming out and sharing their perspective but i also want to share information about the make up of the students who participate in jrotc 27 percent latino and 8 percent african-american, 2 percent asian pacific islanders and a program that doesn't serve just one group but serves a broad spectrum of students wench heard a lot of testimony from students about the program and we've heard from strufrl students that found tutor from instructors and find marginalized students that believe