ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and mr. haney 6 i's. >> quick announcement for you that were here in personal if you want to speak in front of the board there be speakers the halfway fill them out and give them to ms. casco mr. superintendent. >> thank you president haney good evening. i'm particularly happy to see showing so many of the national board sift teachers here we'll have the ceremony in a bit on february 24th from 4 to 6:00 p.m. on 25th after the san francisco unified school district math team will be hosting an opportunity for parents and families to provide feedback on the arithmetic core curriculum all participants will look through the materials and provide structured feedback with the computerized safer with the revised curriculum for the 2017-2018 sexual so ladies and gentlemen, we value our input please attend given it on february 24th from 6 to 4:30 on 25th avenue in an announcement pride to announce that jewelry's gordon has won the debate league congratulations to the back to back champion (clapping.) w

ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and mr. haney 5 he i's. >> i want to welcome everybody that joined us in person and remind everybody in you a have an item to speak on there are speaker cards outside the lobby if, if you want to fill whereon out and give it to ms. casco before the item is called in for the turned in before you'll not been able to speak on the item thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> superintendent carranza. >> thank you, president matt haney e haney and a few thoughts as we start our meeting tonight i'd like to start by recognizing and shld to the latino ensemble led by john callaway the each other assembly performed that he martin luther king community breakfast attend and community leaders and elected officials mr. haney and dr. murase the youth ensemble a youth enespecially with many of the students having attended sfusd schools balboa park and downtown and definition high school wrblg middle school 50 percent of members are female and two-thirds are members of the public of clog go including african-a

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ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> we want to welcome all of you who are here with us for anyone that wants to address the board of education i know that is many of you, you have to fill alleyway out a yellow card and please give to ms. casco before the item it called she'll accept those and make sure your name is called and be able to speak mr. superintendent our thoughts for the evening. >> thank you planting and a quick note question are capacity in the broad room some of you may be asked to step outside there is monitor you'll be able to listen to the befooard meeti if you wanted to exit to give on the opportunity we'll appreciate that with that said good evening and just two quick announcements you first of all, that we cek february 2nd it through the 6 is parents conferences time for the k through 8 to accommodate this their closing one hour earlier many of the skulchools are usin this for the patent consult and survey we hasay had on and on or 4 hundred care gives we take this information very, v

ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> we want to welcome all of you who are here with us for anyone that wants to address the board of education i know that is many of you, you have to fill alleyway out a yellow card and please give to ms. casco before the item it called she'll accept those and make sure your name is called and be able to speak mr. superintendent our thoughts for the evening. >> thank you planting and a quick note question are capacity in the broad room some of you may be asked to step outside there is monitor you'll be able to listen to the befooard meeti if you wanted to exit to give on the opportunity we'll appreciate that with that said good evening and just two quick announcements you first of all, that we cek february 2nd it through the 6 is parents conferences time for the k through 8 to accommodate this their closing one hour earlier many of the skulchools are usin this for the patent consult and survey we hasay had on and on or 4 hundred care gives we take this information very, v

ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> (clapping.)hank you. >> move on to authorization to grants or the alternated deny theodore roosevelt charter academy there is a motion that has been seconded on january 12th and mr. superintendent please introduce your designee to roared thank you president haney michael davis to please come forward. >> thanks subject the roams for the theodore roosevelt high school renot to my knowledewal t or deny theodore roosevelt the whereas code section the theodore roosevelt charter academy incorporated submitted a petition for renewal ever theodore roosevelt high school charter academy to the san francisco unified school district and whereas pursuarude cal education the board of education the district received a petition an january 12th and whereas district shall ply with the action on the petition as required by law and the whereas the board of education should consider the level of public support and review the information received with respect to the petition including the spofs dominates and warrior y

ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> (clapping.) thank you. >> move on to authorization to grants or the alternated deny theodore roosevelt charter academy there is a motion that has been seconded on january 12th and mr. superintendent please introduce your designee to roared thank you president haney michael davis to please come forward. >> thanks subject the roams for the theodore roosevelt high school renot to my knowledewal t or deny theodore roosevelt the whereas code section the theodore roosevelt charter academy incorporated submitted a petition for renewal ever theodore roosevelt high school charter academy to the san francisco unified school district and whereas pursuarude cal education the board of education the district received a petition an january 12th and whereas district shall ply with the action on the petition as required by law and the whereas the board of education should consider the level of public support and review the information received with respect to the petition including the spofs dominates and warrior

ms. norton: thank you very much mr. chairman. thank you for probably convening this hearing. ms. walters you are a hero in this episode. it turns out to be a citizen. on behalf of those of us on this panel i'm sure the citizens of flint i can only thank you. in our case it was the washington post and i should indicate what the point of my questions are. this really should be a problem-solving exercise. blame is pretty clear. the verdict is in. the responsibility of epa going back to the crisis in the nation's capital and now in flint and heaven knows in the states. it has to be admitted. i want to alert my colleagues of the national implications of this hearing. if a high profile lead episode in the nation's capital didn't alert people in 2000 surely this is the time for each of us to inquire of proper authorities. if they are engaging in some of the tests that we had just heard about. in the district there were late-term miscarriages and spontaneous abortions and an unusually high rate of lead was found in the water between 2000 and 2003. when a corrosion control substance was a

ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and mr. haney unanimous thank you very much. we appreciate it thank you for coming. >> all right. board members reports standing committee i have one committee assignment change which is appointing dr. murase to take my place think is grounds committee and one change to the board organization that is i'll be appointing president walter to represent us to s bs be c a and other reports we board members the report if the committee of the whole commissioner vice president walton >> we have the audit item. >> oh, jesus yeah, he forgot before we do that it seems like we missed it a little bit too quick all right. okay so we had item o consent calendar resolution south side of for board discussion there was one. >> commissioner wynns. >> so this being the annual audit i want to say one congratulations on the vjd and no financial statements findings and none record for certifying 40 sorry inform other federal grants but the state grants we have for lc sf we have the issue probed on page 88 and 89 and

ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns mr. haney mr. totiano at the ms.se stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i believe the superintendant has an announcement about the agenda. >>

ms. norton from washington, d.c.. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i thank you for promptly convening this hearing. miss walters, there seems to be only one hero in this episode, and it turns out to be a citizen. so on behalf of those of us on this panel, and i'm sure the citizens of flint, i can only thank you. in our case, it was "the washington post," and i should indicate what the point of my questions are. this really should be a problem-solving exercise. blame is pretty clear. the verdict is in. the responsibility of epa going back to the crisis in the nation's capital, now in flint, and heaven knows in the state, i think has had even to be admitted. i want to alert my colleagues of the national implications of this hearing. because if a high-profile lead episode in the nation's capital didn't alert people in 2000, surely this is the time for each of us to inquire of the appropriate authorities if they are engaging in some of the tests that we have just heard described here. in the district there were late-term miscarriages and spontaneous abor

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ms. norton from washington, d.c. >> thank you very much. ms.walters seems to be the only one hero in this episode and it is a citizen. on behalf of those of us on the panel i'm sure the citizens of flint i can only thank you. in our case it was the washington post. i should indicate what the point of my questions are. this really should be a problem-solving exercise. blame is pretty clear. the verdict is in. the responsibility of epa going back to a crisis in the nation's capital. now in flint. heaven knows and the state. even to be admitted. i want to alert my colleagues of the national implications of the hearing. in the nation's capital didn't alert people in 2000. surely this is the time for each of us to inquire of the appropriate authorities. if they are engaging in some of the tests that we had just heard described here. in the district, there were late term miscarriages and spontaneous abortions after an unusuallily high rate of lead was found in water between 2000 and 2003. when a corrosion control substance was added to the water misc

ms. norton's question i would like to see that correlation, where that revenue is going in terms of from this increase because that was your testimony, funding other good things and the only way to do that is this $5,000 price increase. let me ask you a question. according question. in your company did the public interest never come up in terms of by jacking up the price we really could affect access? we could have unintended consequences on people's health especially since the sacred trust we have to, it is the only drug for this condition that exists on the planet and we just bought it, we control it and just increase the price 5,000%. was there any discussion at the corporate level about the morality, the ethics of that in terms of impact on people's health and lives? >> as i said in my testimony i was comfortable with the price increase, first because of the company's commitment to invest generously in patient access programs. those are important, we didn't want the price increase to disadvantage patients in any way. second the company's commitment to reinvest and research and develo

ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns mr. haney mr. totiano at the ms.chin is absent tonight thank you. >> please stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance. >>

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norton? >> also a discussion on the referrals on page 29 and 30 as well in terms of the student teacher hypothesis. >> so i wanted to just zero in on 1 piece of this that ms. solomon mentioned about teachers being hurt in classrooms that they have seen more, that those numbers have increased. we had a meeting this week with some parents at the elementary schools. it's like two or three staff members are out because they have been hurt and assaulted by students. obviously there is a lot going on there at this particular school. is that what we are seeing that we are seeing an increase. is it that there is more students whose behaviors are out of control in the classroom now and employees are being hurt or do we have better data? do you have any insight to that? >> it is a big concern of ours. it is more prevalent, it appears to be. that's why bcb, our behavioral analyst we brought here because we just brought them on board in the district because we didn't have these before. these individuals are experts in behavior analysis and behavioral management and behavior change. they both work with the programs where there are significant attentions being paid to

norton? >> also a discussion on the referrals on page 29 and 30 as well in terms of the student teacher hypothesis. >> so i wanted to just zero in on 1 piece of this that ms. solomon mentioned about teachers being hurt in classrooms that they have seen more, that those numbers have increased. we had a meeting this week with some parents at the elementary schools. it's like two or three staff members are out because they have been hurt and assaulted by students. obviously there is a lot going on there at this particular school. is that what we are seeing that we are seeing an increase. is it that there is more students whose behaviors are out of control in the classroom now and employees are being hurt or do we have better data? do you have any insight to that? >> it is a big concern of ours. it is more prevalent, it appears to be. that's why bcb, our behavioral analyst we brought here because we just brought them on board in the district because we didn't have these before. these individuals are experts in behavior analysis and behavioral management and behavior change. they both work with the programs where there are significant attentions being paid to