>> i think ms. wong said that and from the parents get parental consent or have the sponsor consent if they're living with a family now. getting back to what ms. kent said one of the most consistent ways to identify the individuals is when we receive assignments from the immigration court because everyone on the docket will be identified to the legal service provider and the attorneys will be aware of the support system from the school district and the department of public health and at that point we will do our best to have that individual consent to having a structure of support available to them. >> thank you mr. chu. i apologize you're not the lot of presenter. we have the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. thank you for being here. >> thank you supervisors and commissioners. i just have three slides and i'm going to skip to what we're doing particularly relative to the unaccompanied children. we have been working for the past months with our nonprofit and partners in san francisco in

. >> hi ms. wong. >> good afternoon. i am christina wong, a special assistant to the superintendent and joined by kimberly coats who is the director of school health and mr. perez and jan walker representing people services. they're available to answer questions after that presentation. so unaccompanied immigrant children has been part of our community for years and while we don't keep track how many are identified at this point that are unaccompanied ip grint children we keep track of the new comer students from central american countries and other countries of origin so looking at the data you my from 11-12 school year we had 102 and the next year we had 50% increase, and from 12-13 to 13-14 we had approximately a 67% increase. at this time we have been in session for over a month, and we already have 205 students from central american countries. in looking at the data that was available to us during the summer months and this has been updated. right now we have a total of 185 students in the san francisco area. at the

the language and it renumbers the subsection of the 303391 e will become d and it continues and ms. wong those are the main clean up language anything else from our city attorney victor wong. >> victor wong city attorney. >> so those are the amendments and i know that commissioner lee has a couple. >> before we get there my understanding is supervisor mar it's our intent to make the amendments into items number 3 which was the planning department recommendation or the planning department version all make those as described and roman numeral the planning department with user as sponsor and table item 4. >> that's correct. >> so why don't we do that now supervisor mar has described a series of amendments reduced to writing as well why don't we have a motion to make those amendments item number 3? okay we'll take that without objection. we'll adapt those amendments item 3 and madam clerk if you could add supervisor mar as the author of item 3 and can i have a motion to table item number 4 >> okay we'll take that without objection. item 4 is tabled now we're working with the amended version

the language and it renumbers the subsection of the 303391 e will become d and it continues and ms. wong those are the main clean up language anything else from our city attorney victor wong. >> victor wong city attorney. >> so those are the amendments and i know that commissioner lee has a couple. >> before we get there my understanding is supervisor mar it's our intent to make the amendments into

report we expect to continue working with them and they'll be working with christen wong were p thank you very much ms. norton report from the commission. >> after conferring with complauf i'd like to postpone. >> that's absolutely great and dr. murase the report as a committee as a whole 2014 and one informational item update on the willie brown middle school and it's going to be a fantastic school we encourage our families to look at it as a option the information is available thank you very much commissioner improving is committee report. >> thank you president fewer as ms. norton said i will postpone my report until the next regular board meeting with the petitioners b will come before the entire bfks a brief update for the school quality improvement system the u.s. department of the education has approved our waiver to continue the implementation of the quality improvement all succulence were approved for a one year extension and sfusd staff continues their work in meeting the waiver requirements which is included the work in implementing the core common core standards in our smarter assessments