i am kevin truitt. good evening, i am here tonight and joined by our new director of crisis response and emergency preparedness who will take over this as the liaison and extremely happy to be joined by. >> yolanda williams, captain of school resources program. i am honored to be here tonight. i enjoyed my commander. >> okay. so tonight this presentation will share an update of the m.o.u. including the following. i will share the opportunities for community members to participate. some of you have seen these if you are on the joint select committee these may look familiar. i will share the opportunities for community members to participate in the process of providing feedback and give you a sense of who attended and share resources to the community members. some of the most mentioned topics we will share a snapshot of the arrest data and provide the examples of draft language in key areas where we proposed new language in specific sections of the m.o.u. we held four community forums facilitates by sfusd

i know i talked to kevin truitt about this a couple of years ago, and supervisor walton and i visited balboa and a couple of other high schools several years ago, city is not a place for people to go. once you go to city, you get stuck there, you can transfer, you can't succeed. i was participating in a class on wednesday, james chase's class at john o'connell. and one of the students actually asked what it means to go to city because she heard once you go to city, you get stuck and you don't leave. and she was told that by a counselor. and we can have the best videos, we can have the best fliers, but if there's this misinformation maybe -- and i don't know how to classify it, maybe, but counselors, that city is not the place for people to go, then that is a problem we need to figure out how to address. maybe it was part of the accreditation process. maybe it was especially students of color getting stuck in remedial math and english, which we have addressed by ab 705, which immediately places all students in college-level math and english courses. i know we're doing a breakfast again