ms. collins. >> here. >> mr. cook. >> he is not here yet. >> ms. lam. >> here. >> ms. lopez. >> here. >> ms. norton. >> yes. >> are if student delegates with us? thank you. >> all right. here we go. our virtual meeting is called to order. before w we get started. i am gratified by the work that is being done throughout the district from our virtual school at home to the admin working diligently, our teachers are amazing. our families are teachers as well. the leadership team is amazing. these are unusual circumstances. it is a crisis and people are feeling it. i think our school board as well has risen to the challenge. we want to thank everybody and show our appreciation. with that. general information. items of approval of board minutes of the regular meeting of april 14. >> so moved. >> second. >> any corrections? roll call vote, please. >> ms. collins. >> yes. >> mr. cook. ms. lam. >> yes. >> ms. lopez. >> yes. >> mr. sanchez. >> yes. >> thank you. item 2. is superintendent's report. >> thank you for the opening remarks. tonight i want to highlight three of those a

ms. collins suspension of the rules. >> she stepped away. >> mr. cook. >> yes. >> ms. lam. >> yes. >> lopez. >> yes. >> sanchez. >> yes. >> thank you. give me one second. >> we need the motion and second. >> i need a motion and second for the formal. >> moved. >> second. >> thank you. now i am going to read the resolution into the record. i will read this in si support f the safe sleeping for unsheltered people. the supervisors are considering the following policy urging the city to establish safe sleeping sites for unsheltered people to encourage social distancing and slow the spread of covid-19. whereas the supervisor's resolution note that more than 8,000 people are without shelter in san francisco the majority are sleeping on the streets whereas the city's healthy street operation center refocused on keeping areas clean and sidewalks clear and asking people to stay one person per tent and tents 6 feet apart. encampments have grown including on the perimeter of school campuses without physical distancing and sanitation and hygiene posing a challenge to covid-19 miti

ms. collins? >> yes. >> mr. cooke? >> yes. >> ms. lam? >> yes. >> mr. lopez? >> yes. >> mr. eureka? >> yes. >> mr. sanchez? >> yes. [inaudible] >> that's seven yeas. >> thank you. moving on to section "m," board members report, the following virtual meetings have taken place since the last regular board meeting. we had a special meeting committee, tuesday, april 21st, 3:00 p.m., and vice president lopez chaired. i don't know if you want to report out that it was on distance learning rollout update and food distribution update. >> right. it was shared that a variety of options have become available digitally and non-digitally. internet access is expanding, and there are many efforts to get this to be a city-wide access so our students can participate in distance learning. there is 2.4% of students who have not engaged at all within the school districts, and with that, ways that teachers or reaching out, and schools are reaching out, getting in contact with these families who haven't yet been able to participate, with the learning kits distribution, it aligns with early education, and

ms. collins. >> here. >> mr. cook. >> he is not here yet. >> ms. lam. >> here. >> ms. lopez. >> here. >> ms. norton. >> yes. >> are if student delegates with us? thank you. >> all right. here