>> mendoza mcdonald muraser. >> aye. >> wynns. >> aye. >> fewer. >> norton. >> aye. >> q. superintendent proposals none, tonight. >> board members proposal? s we heard that earlier. about giving the 18-year-olds free muni, and the item s, report on the city and school district. >> would you report on that please? >> we had one item on the agenda which was an update on, and it says here on the supplemental appropriation and really it was how we are doing and now with commissioner fewer was eloquent in her enthusiasm for the how well we think that we are doing, and i think that it is surprisingly well, actually. in the percentage of students that are on track for graduation and so we did have some, or a lot of, we had a staff presentation, from sfusd

. >> mendoza mcdonald muraser? >> aye. >> norton. >> yes. >> wynns. >> aye. >> fewer. >> aye. >> and thank you very much, student delegates. now we have the parent advisory council report. good evening, my name is meranda mcmartin and tonight we just have a couple of updates on what we have been working on recently. we are going to talk about our conversation that we have been holding on racial equity and the conversations for the local control accountability plan on the first topic, i think that we spoke in january about our plans to hold conversations on racial equity at school sites in our city. and we have actually begun doing that work. our goal is to really hear stories from families, about racial equity and what is working and where there is room for improvement, and maybe come up with some strategies to support out comes for all students in our schools. and so we have been to three sites already. and we have five more conversations schedule through the month of april. and we still are trying to schedule abo

. >> miss mendoza mcdonald, dr. murase. >> present. >> miss norton? >> here. >> miss wynns >> here >> and miss fewer. >> here. >> miss wei. >> here. mr. logan? >> here. pledge of allegiance? >> we are voting on the regular board minutes of february 25, 2014, do i have a motion. >> motion. >> second. >> any corrections? any none, roll call. >> miss wei. >> yes. >> mr. logan. >> we. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> norton. >> yes. >> and miss fewer? >> yes. >> wynns. >> yes. >> six ayes. item b presentation to the board. >> over the last few days, march 5, through 7, 207 san francisco unified school district skaouts received free eye examines and classes through the vision ban program sponsored by one sight, a foundation group and i would like to on behalf of all of the students, make dr. albert lee who is coordinating this for the last few years, including organizizing more than 150 volunteers from all over california to work with our students, this effort was coordinated with the school health programs and in special recognition to the school

. >> mendoza mcdonald murase. >> aye. >> wins wynns. >> aye. >> norton. >> aye. >> may i have a formal introduction. >> move the introduction of the resolution. >> second. >> may i have a reading of the resolution by the student delegates wei and logan? >> thank you. >> the san francisco unified school district urges the san francisco municipal transportation agency to expand to muni discounted youth rate to include 18-year-olds. whereas the agent currently offers discounted fares for youth, 75 cents for single riders and zero to 23 dollars for unlimited use, monthly passes and whereas, the sfmta currently defined the youth as being between the ages of five and 17, despite 18-year-olds making up approximately 3,000 of 4,014 high school seniors in the sfusd and whereas there are also approximately 418-year-old high school students in sfusd county schools and even more 18-year-olds enrolled in private schools in san francisco. and whereas 18-year-old high school students do not qualify for the aforementioned discounted fares and must pay $2 for single transfers and additional $1.25 per r

. >> mendoza mcdonald murase. >> aye. >> norton. >> yes. >> wynns. >> aye >> fewer. >> yes, except on 143.11 b4. >> is that a nay vote? >> that is abstaining. >> yes, i am sorry, i teach at usf >> thank you. >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> item p, consent calendar resolutions and i believe that one was severed by commissioner wynns. >> yes, this is the mlu with the sara williams foundation about the ido project and so i am *f i have a couple of questions. one, i appreciate the memo that we were sent, which made clear that the reference to the design of the food program at willie brown does not imply a change in the architectal designs and so we are not talking about redesigning the building which is good but i am interested in where the two pilot projects are or two or three and i am interested in the issue which, of course, is always an issue and so there is an reference here or was in the memo that and it does say that here too, because we are, this is simply a grant for the staff people to work on this. however, and so, it says, you know it is not going to cost us

. >> miss mendoza mcdonald, dr. murase. >> present. >> miss norton? >> here. >> miss wynns >> here >> and miss fewer. >> here. >> miss wei. >> here. mr. logan? >> here.

. >> miss mendoza mcdonald, dr. murase. >> present. >> miss norton?iss wynns >> here >> and miss fewer. >> here. >> miss wei. >> here. mr. logan? >> here. pledge of allegiance? >> we are voting on the regular board minutes of february 25, 2014, do i have a motion. >> motion. >> second. >> any corrections? any none, roll call. >> miss wei. >> yes. >> mr. logan. >> we. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> norton. >> yes. >> and miss fewer? >> yes. >> wynns. >> yes. >>

. >> miss mendoza mcdonald, dr. murase. >> present. >> miss norton? >> here. >> miss wynns >> here >> and miss fewer. >> here. >> miss wei. >> here. mr. logan? >> here. pledge of allegiance? >> we are voting on the regular board minutes of february 25,