mr. moliga. yes. miss norton? yes. mr. sanchez? yes.even ayes. >> president sanchez: so we have moved the other resolution which is -- your other resolution, jenny, on the census so weed need reaweedsensewe neee record. >> president sanchez: you're still on mute though, jenny. >> commissioner lam: resolution number 205-26a about, the 2020 census san francisco counts whereas the bureau is required by article one of the u.s. constitution to conduct an accurate count of the population every 10 years to enumerate every person residing in the united states and it's fundamental to ensure that all residents have fair representation, essential services and economic development. and whereas an accurate count of persons living in the city and county of san francisco in the 2020 census is vital to determine the representation of individuals, families and communities in our local, state and federal governments. and whereas the 2020 census count of children living in sfusd will be the basis of federal education funding allocated to our schools over

mr. moliga. yes. miss norton. mr. sanchez? yes.ayes. >> president sanchez: i need a motion and a second for the formal introduction of the resolution. >> sorry, that was yes for me. i didn't get to you in time. >> okay, thank you. >> so moved. >> second. >> president sanchez: all right. can you read it into the record. >> commissioner lam: yes. in support or resolution 205-26ab in support of federal stimulus funding for schools including the heroes act, whereas the covid-19 pandemic is an unprecedented challenge, emerging quickly in overhall of the strategies of school systems across country. and whereas the nation's public schools remain committed to delivering high quality instruction while ensuring the health and safety of our students and staff, and whereas the challenge will persist and likely grow as covid-19 affects our economy and destabilizes the funding for public schools. and wherwhereas economists have predicted a recession that may be deep and long lasting. and whereas any nationwide recession is likely to affect urban

mr. moliga. >> yes. >> ms. norton. >> yes. >> mr. sanchez. >> yes. >> thank you. >> item 5 is bay area scores audio poem. >> every year the san francisco school district teams up with kalw radio station and one of our great community organizational partners, america scores to celebrate national poetry month. we are grateful for the partnership to showcase talents of our students. tonight we will play one of the poems aired this month. it is from redding elementary titled i am an art master. >> i am legend. i am an art master. i have nopa no patterns. on to the counters of the world. i can take paintbrushes chasing each other crushing the paper with my imagination. i can see the bright colors of every stroke. the colors bursting to the piece of art. i can see the checkered patterns oozing black and white and people sketching their patterns. i am an art master. i am from redding elementary. the title of my poem is i am an art master. for national poetry month they have partnered to bring the voices of young poets from different schools

mr. moliga. miss norton? yes. thank you, mr. sanchez? yes.ank you. >> did you get the student delegates? >> clerk: you know what they probably did -- i'm so sorry, miss senator? yes. and mr. sandaval? yes. >> president sanchez: superintendent's report. dr. matthews. >> thank you, president sanchez. good afternoon, everyone. it's great to see you all in this format. this month is the public school striving to be a place where every student can see themselves and be themselves with the diversity of our students to be celebrated every day. in the united states, the month of may is celebrated as asian-pacific heritage month to honor and to uplift the many important contributions of asian-pacific americans which are essential to san francisco's history. both our history present and our future history. our communities are made better by embracing and celebrating the differences that define us all. graduating seniors first and foremost, congratulations. we're extremely proud of your hard work, especially during these times. you have little shown tru

mr. moliga. miss norton? yes. thank you, mr. sanchez? yes.ank you. >> did you get the student delegates? >> clerk: you know what they probably did -- i'm so sorry, miss senator? yes. and mr. sandaval? yes. >> president sanchez: superintendent's report. dr. matthews. >> thank you, president sanchez. good afternoon, everyone. it's great to see you all in this format. this month is the public school striving to be a place where every student can see themselves and be themselves with the diversity of our students to be celebrated every day. in the united states, the month of may is celebrated as asian-pacific heritage month to honor and to uplift the many important contributions of asian-pacific americans which are essential to san francisco's history. both our history present and our future history. our communities are made better by embracing and celebrating the differences that define us all. graduating seniors first and foremost, congratulations. we're extremely proud of your hard work, especially during these times. you have little shown tru

mr. moliga. >> no. >> ms. norton. >> no. >> mr. sanchez. >> no. >> ms. sandaval. >> yes. >> that was a failed vote. >> thank you for your leadership. that is an amazing turnout. i would love if you could share it with us the survey language, that would be helpful. did we vote on commissioner collins' amendment? okay. now we are going to vote on the resolution. roll call. >> the resolution was amended and accepted by general consent. this is just the resolution as amended. >> ms. collens. >> yes. >> mr. cook. >> yes. >> ms. lam. >> yes. >> ms. lopez. >> yes. >> mr. moliga. >> yes. >> nor to be. >> yes. >> sanchez. >> yes. >> that is a unanimous vote of the board. thank you. >> thank you. now, we are moving to another resolution that we are going to vote to suspend the rules for. we need a motion and second for suspension of the rules for resolution 204-28a1 in support of utilizing school district property in conjunction with city-wide plan to establish safe sleeping sites for unsheltered people offered by me civil and commissioner lopez. >> moved. >> seco

mr. moliga. yes. miss norton. mr. sanchez? yes.ayes. >> president sanchez: i need a motion and a second for the formal introduction of the resolution. >> sorry, that was yes for me. i didn't get to you in time. >> okay, thank you. >> so moved. >> second. >> president sanchez: all right. can you read it into the record. >> commissioner lam: yes. in support or resolution 205-26ab in support of federal stimulus funding for schools including the heroes act, whereas the covid-19 pandemic is an unprecedented challenge, emerging quickly in overhall of the strategies of school systems across country. and whereas the nation's public schools remain committed to delivering high quality instruction while ensuring the health and safety of our students and staff, and whereas the challenge will persist and likely grow as covid-19 affects our economy and destabilizes the funding for public schools. and wherwhereas economists have predicted a recession that may be deep and long lasting. and whereas any nationwide recession is likely to affect urban