i'd like to call on our ombudsperson julia martin. >> can you start the presentation? >> and also can we try to mute -- >> yes. ready, justin? >> yes, go ahead. >> great, thank you. good evening, superintendent matthews, president lopez and commissioners. my name is julia martin and i'm proud to be here as your sfusd liaison to the community advisory committee for special education. the c.a.c. appreciates this opportunity to present before the board. tonight, c.a.c. members will be sharing their priorities and asking for your support to advance them for the 21-22 school year. i'd now like to hand it over to our c.a.c. chair. >> thank you, julia. hello, i'm danielle and i'm the chair of c.a.c. you will notice that several of our slides are also in spanish. we strive to reach full inclusion, although we still fall short. to that goal, we always provide spanish and chinese interpretation at our meetings, both in-person and virtually. further, we have seen an increase this year in participation from the latinx community. by using google slides, we can provide captioning to

i'm julia martin, special education ombudsman for the district and c.i.t. liaison, and i want to share both titles in speaking tonight because in both of my roles, nothing that i do is possible without the aapac and without the partnership. so huge, huge thanks to all of you. your leadership and passion for advocacy and support of wellness for our family is crucially important at this time, and i also am very excited to hear [indiscernible] implementation is coming to life, and we're seeing that with your group, and recognizing that there is much work to be done around suspensions. the point that you bring up around restorative practices and the need for really looking at that information is super crucial right now. thank you for your work. you are doing an awesome job. >> thank you. hello, sam? >> hi. my name is sam murphy. i am also a member of the c.a.c., and i also want to second alita's deep gratitude for aapac. and the suspension numbers, i would love to see that number out and about everywhere, so thank you so much, and i'm looking forward to our mee

martin is here. now. with a look at the conditions. it looks a little. hazy out there, bill. it does juliapecially as you go east of the bay area east of mount diablo into the inland valleys. the smoke from the windy fire has been drifting back our way it's going to be better tomorrow. there is an air quality alert tomorrow. it's not a spare the area as we had today, so it's a little less of a concern. it's going to be high level smoke, so it shouldn't be. health concerns as much as it could be, and it will get better. i'll show you the model coming up, but we have right now are the highest from today. you know we had 93 in santa rosa 94 in santa fell, it was warm to hot. look at the san francisco 85 degrees 89 in oakland, 90 and hayward. so temperatures up there today temperatures tomorrow, going to cool a couple of degrees. and then when we get into tuesday wednesday thursday temperatures really drop off. i mean, it's going to get kind of chilly and what's going on? see that? that's the long range model. i just threw that in there so you can see the activity out in the pacific. back it u