ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much our late action item is the employment for the

ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much there are no public speakers any other business seeing none i now adjourn the sfusd financed corporation and resume the rest of the month to month of board of education okay. i now call the public hamburger the tentative agreements first, the tentative agreement between the district and the international union of local 39 and the tentative agreement between the district and the international brotherhood of local 6 and number 3 the agreement between district and service international union local 10 to one and number 3 had the tentative agreement too is united partners and the district between the national federation of local 21 that will be for anyone addressing each colleague will have an individual vote may i have have a motion and second to agreements. >> thank you very much mr. superintendant who will read the recommendations into the record i'd like to ask the executive director to reader this go the record. >> thank you. superintendent goo

ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much our late action item is the employment for the superintendent may have another motion and second. >> may i have a reading by the general council. >> yes. planning department that the board of education approve an agreement with richard carr 0 district attorney the contract provides a that year term beginning july 1st, 2015 through june 30th, 2018, with an in all salary of $210,000 thank you, no speakers signed up for this item comments from the board commissioner norton. >> would like to say that mr. carranza i'm pleased you've agreed to serve as the intrunt for another 3 years we're lucky to have you. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i'd like to express our gratitude for our services superintendent i'll be supporting this contract we're lucky to have a leertd or leader in the education community that paid attention to the our district the way that you have and i appreciate the effort you use when making disconnections for our district we're grate

ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns that i dr. murase 5 i's congratulations this paris we look forward to your service on the elections commission and look forward to hearing from you once a year you're on our service community myths. >> thank you very much next item on the agenda is a m discussion of other educational issues no one and the n the previous items second reading and o vote on the consent calendar that was moved and seconded seconded. >> ms. sonata mr. chin ms. fewer planning ms. mendoza-mcdonnell excuse me. ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase 6 i's thank you very much. next item think on the agenda is consent calendar resolution for the board discussions and immediate action there are non-and item 2 superintendent proposal for first reading is there a motion and second to the wellness thoughts policy? thank you very much this will be referred to the rules and budget committee is there a month to month on the authorization to grant on the petition or deny it for the charter >> is there a second. >> move to

ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase 6 i's. >> thank you before i call the next item i'd like to remind members of the public if by the wish to address the board of education complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and present to the assistant speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board please get our card in and next the presentation inform the board of education superintendent carranza. >> good evening, everyone boone notches so yesterday, i had the honor of convening with mayor ed lee and our ceo of the foundation fred blackwell on the submitted on men and boys of color those are our children of color launched but the city and the san francisco unified school district into the my brothers keepers challenge we defined what that will be as a difference set of stakeholders in san francisco and have a clear understanding the data strategies while understanding the need for alignment and took our first steps for the aligned areas i'm very, very happen that a group of over one hundr

ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> excuse me. me commissioner president murase may i ask to be sent the individual scorecards so the spring proposed one and also the revised one we just approved. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much i'll request you send it to all the board members the link to the scorecard thank you very much. >> thank you next item is m discussion of other educational issues we have a presentation update on sfusd health education a program and 20 public speakers so i ask if you're here for public comment try not to repeat what's before brought to the board and i'll pass to superintendent carranza. >> thank you commissioner president murase so i want to remind us this is an important presentation we want to thank the committee for coming back to do the presentation i'd like to invite kevin and kim to lead the presentation. >> good evening commissioner president murase and superintendent carranza and commissioners the bruvengs i'm kevin truit the social superintendant we're here to give a health education annual

ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> where's dr. murase thank you that's 5 i's all right. so i'm stepping in here moving on 0 sshlgs board member's reports standing committee do we have a report from any of the board dlblts or board organizations? no other reports by board members a report by the committee as a whole february that's me one informational item our digital learning framework we heard really existing work in our district has been doing around extending a number of things one extending computer science standards k through 12 and developing those are standards and presenting a plan that will could. to the full board as to how we'll go about or about doing that and extending work around digital literacy and introduction technology into destruction and greater levels and the overall approach to keep that in mind how we make sure our students have access to the digital learning it's happening all over the school reports if the legislation committee ms. wynns >> we have already recorded and taken care of the items two were on the agenda related to each other one to

ms. norton ms. wynns mr. walton dr. murase miss son at and mr.hank you please join necessary me in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all

ms. norton and mr. plante. what advice would you give the individuals who are protesting now for racial profiling is a former student of sncc? mr. plante, what do you give to your reporters covering the coverage of the protesting on both sides of the issue currently today? >> i believe -- >> the coverage of the protests -- [inaudible] >> what kind of guidance would you give to the coverage of these issues? >> i believe that these young people are the heirs of the civil rights movement of which i was a part. i don't at all presume to think that they are involved in the same kind of movement i was. for example they are able to get people out in the streets in a split second by social media. it took us months of organizing. their leader less. -- they are leaderless. that has its advantages,. its disadvantage is there's not anybody to articulate what it is you want. i know what has brought these young people out. racial profiling means this. if you are a young black man and you go into the streets, you are likely t

ms. norton. looking at where we are now, do you think we have made great strides in civil rights -- equal rights? >> i think we have made enormous strides in equal rights. the cardinal years, 1963, 1964 1960 five were unlike no years in the country. there was a peaceful revolution, and i mentioned the voter rights , but when you consider the fruits of the civil rights movement are for the most part are still largely intact, people of every color can do everything , and that was not the case in 1964 and as recently as 1964, 50 years ago, so with all we hear -- the here racial profiling, other people in the streets please don't forget that all of this has not been in they and that we all live in a very different america today. that is a very good western. >> right here. yes, hello. >> hi. my name is -- i saw and read about the controversy of lbj and then there was the tension between dr. king and lbj is that lbj did not want the voting rights past because of other considerations, and is that accura

ms. norton ms. wynns. >> particular time and dr. murase thank you next item a p consent calendar resolutions severed for discussion and immediate action that are non-and superintendent proposals first reading non-tonight and first reading non-and board members board report first if the standing committee commissioner jill win from the rules committee they met on january 28th both action items consideration and action of the district on collective legislative proposals with the bill deadline not until the end of this month so basically we've had our lobbyist and discussions about kind of things that are being trod and bills that are under that are some have been introduced but people are talking about so basically the committee took no position that's important and but we'll have our discussion that meeting on february 18th which is on our third wednesday regular month to month night the second month to month was the process for the selection of the board of education to the election commission i want to report to you the deadline fo

ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns. >> and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> thank you very much and thank you to the mr. haney and ms. mendoza-mcdonnell the next is j request to speak general matters a lengthy list i'll be limiting public comments to one minute i'll be reading names in group as people if we could hold the applause to the end we'll hear from more speakers on the item of 8th's grade algebra (calling names) if i could please come up and press the button. >> yes. one minute per person. >> press the button. >> again commissioner president murase and commissioners and superintendent carranza i'm alison collin in the last week i've heard about parent reinstating the honors in our middle school as someone that taught forlism 20 years in and out of the district and a parent of two children i've heard something that has made me concerned bhoi experience when we have a two tier system kids get tracked into low-level classes a two-track system is boys no matter what is fair the schools have ended up 106r9 the students by in case and

ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns abstain. >> abstain on the whole item? the whole item >> okay. thank you same agreement so i have to abstain. >> dr. murase i that's 5 ids your next there is a motion and a second for a structural calendar and mr. superintendant commissioner president murase i'd like to ask the deputy to please read this thank you, again superintendent requested action that the board of education adapts the corrected 2015, 2016 structural calendaring can you point out the corrections. >> yes. an error was bring your attention the month of september has 15 not 16 work days on the board minutes so we had to make a change to the calendar thus, the last day of school is may 27 not may 27 relationship. >> thank you

ms. norton. >> yes except abstain on c-3. >> ms. wynns arrest planning department and dr. murase. >> item p. consent calendar resolution for immediate action there are none tonight and item q for the first reading 5 minutes will be given for public comment under this item let's see authorization to grant or in the alternative to grant the academy charter school and also authorization inform grant or an alternative to deny the petition for kip charter school let's see i need a month to month to refer to the budget and curriculum committee. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you very much we have one person signed up for this item one minute. >> okay good evening commissioner president murase and commissioners superintendent carranza and district leadership team we're honored to be part of the school district and happen will be the work offer the last decade and sincerely not only when we're aligned in our goals but working on champs today, i'm excited to submit the renewals for the academy and the kip san francisco bay area academy we work through both the curriculum and budg

ms. norton, three minutes. ms. norton: the gentlelady from the north carolina second -- the chair: the gentlelady from the district of columbia is recognized for three minutes. ms. norton: i thank my good friend from maryland for yielding me this time. mr. speaker this bill has a lot of chutzpah, even for a pro-business majority. the point of the review and comments regulatory process to hear from everybody, to pull everybody into the process. i have experienced how this process worked when i chaired the equal employment opportunity commission. in order to make sure i heard from everyone, i took a process which issued guidelines which did not come under the administrative procedure act and put it under the administrative procedure act to make sure i heard from everyone. in a real sense i knew i thought i knew what the public wanted because i was a civil rights lawyer. i was particularly interested in whether the reforms i was instituting would work in practice. so i was more interested in a real sense in what the bu

ms. norton: mr. speaker, i congratulate and commend ms. brooks of indiana and mr. payne of new jersey for sponsoring the social media working group act of 2015, which addresses an emerging and important topic in emergency management. more and more we are seeing social media, especially youtube and facebook in preparing responses in emergency situations. in the past few years, social media has become a valuable tool that has been used by emergency managers at all levels to warn those in harm's way of impending natural disasters. and i might add that the same could occur in terrorist disasters. moreover, it has been used to inform survivors of how to access disaster assistance and tips for a speedier recovery. equally important, social media has been used to coordinate and manage assistance from nonprofits and volunteers who want to help in recovery efforts, but it is not just emergency managers who use social media regarding emergencies. individuals have used social media to help identify locations where assistance may still be needed and to raise awareness of impen

ms. norton. >> thank you very much. i think we are very fortunate to have the secret service take the risks they pay. and when it comes to their pay shall these are the people who sequester and have not received increases in pay. we value them very highly and value your report, which is very thoughtful. i have been concerned by the way, with the really quite shocking underfunding of the secret service, something i think that would shock the american people pause they already always assume the protection for the american people was the first priority because he is a symbol of the united states itself. i was concerned about the physical barriers because that is the most obvious and come mom sense way to approach this problem and i have distrouble is he putted to the members and to you a copy of a picture that was taken outside -- right after -- right after the -- most notorious of the fence jumping incidents. and i'm asking this question because you indicate that there are some physical barriers that have been added. are

ms. norton forks five minutes. >> my colleague asked about cost overruns. if people got fired for cost overruns, half the defense department would be fired. i'm very interested in this high-risk list because i've been obediently listening to this list for a long time. and i never knew much about how you get on it and how you get off it. so, i'd like to drill down a little about it, particularly considering that gao must look at what must be hundreds of thousands of agencies in order to draw its list. and i must say, whenever there's good news it seems to me this committee ought to be the first to note it but i did note that -- highlighted almost on your first page it says solid, steady progress. has been made in the vast majority of high-risk areas. i don't believe i've seen that kind of language before in your reports. you say that more than one-third of the areas previously designated as high-risk have been removed. so i'd like to know, you know, how do you get on it and how do you get removed? >> first of all we have published criteria that we vetted wit

ms. march i asked commissioner norton to say something. >> my daughter think appreciated so much what you did. >> congratulations public utilities next on wants agenda is student delegates report. >> thank you, dr. murase good evening commissioner president murase and temple superintendant and superintendent carranza march this date march 6 which is a friday from 9:30 to 3:30 which is located other mason the wells policy last night the s a.c.t. has the wonderful opportunity to provide entity for the policy initiative team we would like to thank mark and others for a great presentation we look forward to continue working with this special committee next is the l cap student engagement we're finalizing the student fbi question inform provide for all our constituents to get a better feel and quality of service this field gives thank you. >> okay. so last night the fcc vementd demonstrated a hands-on training facilitated by the american heart did i say that wrong - >> american heart association there is they were able to witness and see the cpr by a coach fac fund-raising is interesting in th

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ms. norton as we just read the chairman and myself have been interested in this and you cannot get peopleon dealing with this excess property. and we had this and i put 13000 before and there are about six more in vacant properties, some of them moving, but i'm only going to be here so long even this guy what concerns me and you just said it in your report is that omb in conjunction with landholding agencies could talk about the underutilized properties to develop a strategic plan. >> they have not done that they have not done that. >> one thing i have discussed is the bill and i work with the general, but we need a requirement that they have a plan and that there will be annual action on the plan and the recommendations with triggering mechanisms. and none of them will make the decision the stuff sits there and sits there and i come again we are having a groundhog day on the excess property we have the result of the program they would stay indicate they reduce the government office and warehouse space and they give you that report and you analyze that report and they claim that they have