mr. walton ms. wynns mr. haney and miss i know and . >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> lighter we want to thank everyone that joined us here in the board room for you that want to address the board you need to fill out a speaker card in the hallway right outside the door please submit it before the item is called before the item is called and speaker cards will not be accepted once the item before the board approval of the minutes of 2016. >> so moved. >> second any corrections. >> roll call. >> thank you ms. inning. >> commissioner fewer schedule, speak to the staff after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow and ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns and mr. haney superintendent report superintendant lee. >> thank you president haney first, this year the seniors of lincoln high school are working to cut down down on the use of natural gas they've surveyed the heating system and presented the results and are educating the teachers and finalizing a staff survey of classroom heating issues

mr. walton and mr. haney we're all pleasantly surprised about the state adopting or using our curriculum as a framework and summer this is where commissioner norton's we served many students in the program we hope to actually serve more i think i believe that that is present or sent electronically if in the mailbox in not we'll request to be sent to every commissioner thank you very much. >> ms. fewer and commissioner vice president walton. >> so much thank you as usual an existing personal and labor relations committee meeting last week or a couple of weeks ago but we talked about staffing and we know there are still a few vacancies at the time i think 28 not just educator but personnel we've been working hard the district working hard to fill those spaces one of the things i'd like to tell the families that came in and spoke earlier we are working hard think a plan and strategy to address all the concerns that we've heard the past few weeks and sometimes things we can't discuss as we move forward and

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mr. walton and thank you ms. wynns and mr. haney 5 i's. >> thank you item b superintendents report superintendant lee. >> thank you, president haney i'll be speaking about a number of items and i'd like to on the meeting by commenting on the incident at june yonder school for quality i'd like to begin by honoring the students, staff sight leaders and community anothers june jordan was shaken by a terrible incident last tuesday that included violence and physical injury to 4 students and emotional harm to the community i want it permit my thanks to the sfpd for their work in about ongoing investigation and mayor ed lee and supervisor avalos for their immediate offers of support to many staff for their dedicated efforts to support the school last tuesday and in the days since and many other individuals across san francisco sending expression of assistants to june yornd on behalf of the team i offer our deep respect and admiration to two staff for the courage and empathy they displayed in this deeply disturbing event leadership w

mr. walton ms. wynns and mr. haney thank you all right. item organization vote on consent calendar severed for consideration under item g commissioner mendosa-mcdonnell. >> so really quickly it is late i pulled those items that are going to the same vendor thank you who is someone we working closely with but i think there is a process of pulling those and questioning them there has been a history over the last several months of many of the education outside grants being retroactive it is created a question around whether or not how very could are handling those are 44 sites that are getting monies and if i look at all the funding sources those are very different so, you know, some schools use their concentration grants and some use ways and formulas and some block grants and some pta we really have to figure out in terms of identifying the funding sources early and helping our principals so we can be sure those get brought throw in a reasonable amount of time according to mr. buck lands the ceo for the education outside he knows who the co

mr. walton and thank you ms. wynns and mr. haney 5 i's. >> thank you item b superintendents report superintendant lee. >> thank you, president haney i'll be speaking about a number of items and i'd like to on the meeting by commenting on the incident at june yonder school for quality i'd like to begin by honoring the students, staff sight leaders and community anothers june jordan was shaken by a terrible incident last tuesday that included violence and physical injury to 4 students and emotional harm to the community i want it permit my thanks to the sfpd for their work in about ongoing investigation and mayor ed lee and supervisor avalos for their immediate offers of support to many staff for their dedicated efforts to support the school last tuesday and in the days since and many other individuals across san francisco sending expression of assistants to june yornd on behalf of the team i offer our deep respect and admiration to two staff for the courage and empathy they displayed in this deeply disturbing event leadership w

mr. haney and commissioner walton and the board of education and superintendant lee my name is a carolyn the vice president for paraprofessionals united educators of san francisco and a 3re7 i'm here to speak on behalf of owl participants to ask had you meet and confer with wages this thursday, you offer a serious wage increase as you may know paraprofessionals in the front line in our school district some of the most vulnerable kids including students with i e p too much of us are pushed out of the district and the city because they simply can't afford to work here and the we're commodity and seen the impact of the affordability crisis on my school paul revere and had massive teachers out-of-towners this year it is very hard to build and maintain a community when there's an evolving door of educators that come and go every year please respect the work that the teachers and the permit holders do and show us that value our contribution to the district to offer a mooeveng wage increase this thursday we're committed to our students but need your support thank you . >> (clapping.) >> good ev

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and about in the months and years to come -- furillo: thank you, father walton, father farren, distinguisheests. i want to thank mr. wells for his gracious introduction. it is the small consolation of being a late replacement that no one expects you to have a speech prepared. i'm not going to disappoint you. you were gangbusters, furillo. yeah, i think it went all right. [ chuckles ] shall i tell you what our new friend, mr. wells, told me? mm-hmm. promise not to get a swelled head? what did graham have to say? graham said, "your husband has marvelous presence." mmm. i said, "graham, you're preaching among the converted." mmm. relax, furillo. enjoy the ride. don't change the subject. [ both laugh ] that's them now. hi, annie. george foster, foster and sons mortuary, sir. is this the departed? my assistant will bring the car around, sir. trip all right? it was fine. how's uncle cy? oh, he has his aches and pains. you'll see him back at the house. i was planning on you staying with us. appreciate it. welcome home, leland. leland? you didn't know that your daddy's first name was leland? where did "reggie" come from?

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walton, north carolina. guest: he stopped giving the moneyguest:? caller: he took the -- guest: should the film ministry make it on its own or should we subsidize? mr himself -- woodhouse, let him finish his thought and and you can respond. the loss of the all-star in the ncaa games and broke -- the straw that broke the camels back come other week before last, and african-american man atplained about hog waste the lagoon broke. host: a lot out there. we will in our guest respond. just a lot of factual inaccuracies there. i'm glad the voter will be will beng -- participating in our electoral process. north carolina's economy is now booming under governor mccrory. we had one of the biggest unemployment numbers, on employment rates in all the southeast of the country. we had the highest taxes in the southeast. the governor has turned that around. we now have a much lower, flatter state income tax. the fastestave growing economy in all of america, measured by gross thomistic product -- gross domestic product. i think that is why governor mccrory will be returned to the governor's mansion in a couple of weeks. host: lee, you are up next. i have a commen

walton, north carolina. guest: he stopped giving the moneyguest:? caller: he took the -- guest: should the film ministry make it on its own or should we subsidize? mr.: let himself -- woodhouse, let him finish his thought and and you can respond. the loss of the all-star in the ncaa games and broke -- the straw that broke the camels back come other week before last, and african-american man atplained about hog waste the lagoon broke. host: a lot out there. we will in our guest respond. just a lot of factual inaccuracies there. i'm glad the voter will be will beng -- participating in our electoral process. north carolina's economy is now booming under governor mccrory. we had one of the biggest unemployment numbers, on employment rates in all the southeast of the country. we had the highest taxes in the southeast. the governor has turned that around. we now have a much lower, flatter state income tax. the fastestave growing economy in all of america, measured by gross thomistic product -- gross domestic product. i think that is why governor mccrory will be returned to the governor's mansion in a couple of weeks. host: lee, you are up next. i have a