mr. dickey talking all 2 hundred and 50 graduating african-american seniors from the self-public schools and participating are linking that is going to professionally adapt all the seminars seniors and create an account for the students and partnering with the organization beyond 12 they will provide not only counseling and mentorship to those students as we go into criteria and college but provide us with the data to track and provide issues innuendo the schools it is the first of the kind in san francisco but not possible without the work that everyone does around the african-american students that will be this friday and commissioners you should have received an invitation lincoln is extremely excited. >> thank you mr. dickey and laura and her staff for putting everybody together and playing the e harmony role i look forward to sharing pictures and twitter about it and posting pictures on facebook as well. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you that was one of the things i was going to announce as well on wednesday common sense month has their video awards at the jazz center

mr. dickey thank you for all who were involved and some of the students sits on the council liquor to advocate on having their schools reserve as part of budget to support this program and budget. >> all right. so a anti-bullying anti-bullying anti-bullying event at george washington our goal is to invite and inform all students of the community event on march second a saturday from 9:30 to 4:00 p.m. and tech global on 431 brandon street lunch will be provided so be there the safety crossing guard we're religiously pedestrian accident and promoting public safety with supervisor yee office we are incorporating more schools to be part right of program our next meeting is monday may 11 the fac is a public council and anyone is well, welcome to come and lunch will be provided if you liquor to attend make a presentation or would like a copy of our upcoming agenda contact our fac coordinator salvador. >> thank you student delegates i want to add one thick to the anti billing issue on saturday there's a card for a website you can sign up i have flyers thank you very much and the are in the middle of

mr. dickey largo responsible for this resolution and also the gentleman it took the stage thank you very much for your work (clapping.) >> supervisor kim when we have this item back to the board can we request a budgetary sort of fiscal analysis of how much it will cost thank you. >> yes. thank you noted by the deputy. >> we now move on to the pathway resolution that was withdrawn at the beginning of this meeting we'll hear it at a future time, yes mr. superintendent carranza. >> madam president as i may i apologize it is skips my mind because we have a new general council sitting and we introduced her as a committee as a whole we haven't introduced her to the public please welcome general council (clapping.) >> ms. hope would you like to say a few words. >> you're asking an attorney if we want to talk thank you for that very warm welcome i look forward to serving you all. >> all right. we've heard the in support of let me learn we're at item s the standing committee board delegates and all others report let's see anything additional to report on the may 4th curriculum report. >> it was

mr. wei li, he's a dear friend and i'm honored he's here today. another is kenneth lee, known as the mayor of chinatown in houston, texas. affectionately so. we also have chris kang, casey kang, donny dickey, ray hong, and lily li, all friends and visiting today. i'm honored today, mr. speaker to say a few words about american heritage month because the truth is america the beautiful is a more beautiful america because of asian americans and pacific islanders. one such beautiful american was wong kim ark. wong kim arc -- ark, was in the united states and born here and in 1894 he decided that he would travel to china. upon returning from china in 1895 he was denied entrance into the united states. wong kim ark. he was denied interest into the once because of the chinese exclusion act. this act was one that was passed to prevent chinese americans from having ingress and egress into this country. if you are not a citizen of course. the 14th amendment to the constitution became the subject of his re-entry into the country because when they declared him ineligible to return to the country it was because they were saying he was not a citizen, notwithstanding the fact that he was born in califor