murase had said about the advisory board of. it seems like a lot of what you're doing and i commend your capacities. there is always some much capacity and one person can after it you did an amazing job this year and it is so exciting. it is so reassuring that you are at the helm over there. i love klw. i just love it. thank you very much. >> we have a lot of great people very actively involved. commissioner maufas: hide them in your pocket. >> they do not like to come down here at this hour. commissioner maufas: it is you and your team. >> thank you. >> i was got -- i was going to say, you've got to change your schedule so that you can come in the fall and not during these meetings which gets so long. i am really so grateful for the management you has given and for the sound financial footing in and that we helped out in your time of need. i am glad to see that you have grown because of that. thank you for your continued greatness. >> i want to say one more thing. i want to thank joe. i remember hearing from him early on. just

commissioner murase: thank you very much. i know there rosa parks elementary school is struggling with this. are they included among the schools and requesting waivers? >> these are all waivers where we have problems meeting the targets for this year. if we do need to seek additional waivers in the future, we will do that. these are the ones that we were unable to address at this time. commissioner murase: i would encourage you to speak to the folks at rosa parks because it is causing huge problems in terms of class size. they have to go to single-digit classrooms to meet the requirements. president yee: roll-call please. commissioner fewer: yes. commissioner fewer: -- commissioner maufas: yes. commissioner wynns: aye. president yee: yes. commissioner mendoza: yes. president yee: i now call the public hearing. we are reopening the sfusd to the united administrators of san francisco and to the 2011-2012 initial proposal from the united educators of san francisco to the san francisco unified school district. there is no public

i know that commissioner murase will not be here. second, there is an ad hoc committee on student assignments on march 12. the one to make it the same time? -- do you want to make it the same time? or do you want to do that after other people make announcements? president yee: what don't make the announcements first. -- why don't we make the announcements first? commissioner maufas: again, february is black history month. i want to thank all the schools that have invited many of the commissioners to their school events in. this is a reminder that friday, february 24, is the great african american read-in. so many people have volunteered. many school sites have requested readers. anymore volunteer readers. we need you to go to the website, www.sfedfund.org, and signed up. blogging you into a school site, we fill the school site and move on to the next one with vacancies. that is an imperative step that people are forgetting. they think, i am with the school districts all i can go to a school site. but the ed fund is coordinating the s

president yee: general consensus and commissioner murase? commissioner murase: i want to move the recommendation. >> second. commissioner wynns: it's been moved and seconded a million times. >> this is a gigantic step for transparency and accountability so i want to acknowledge folks in this endeavor. deputy counsel kathie coleman put countless hours into this work. susan wong, who is now retired, also put countless hours into this work. mike davis of csba and i want to recognize ms. casco who was a great adviser throughout the process. president yee: commissioner maufas? commissioner maufas: i'm so glad we're to the end of this process. i feel like i've vivid -- visited the rules committee meetings just to participate and was able to skip the committee as a whole because i knew so much. i want to thank commissioner murase because, really, as a new board member, being asked to do this task, which we had been avoiding for so many years, thank you very much and it was your naivete that helped us to get through this because you kept plugging al

emily murase is here. police chief greg suhr, and the director of dpw. we also have the president of the police commission, mr. mazzucco. we have tiger mendoza, who sits on the school board. and we have the consul general of the philippines and the consul general of vietnam. we also have share of -- sheriff mirkarimi here, and treasurer cisneros. it is an honor on behalf of the city and county to celebrate such a cultural event as the lunar new year. this concludes tonight's ceremonies. please enjoy the reception that follows in the north light court. thank you to moon star for providing delicious food. thank you to the youth at cyc for the amazing dragon dance. speaking [a foreign-language] thank you all. good night. >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the

emily murase is here. police chief greg suhr, and the director of dpw. we also have the president of the police commission, mr. mazzucco. we have tiger mendoza, who sits on the school board. and we have the consul general of the philippines and the consul general of vietnam. we also have share of -- sheriff mirkarimi here, and treasurer cisneros. it is an honor on behalf of the city and county to celebrate such a cultural event as the lunar new year. this concludes tonight's ceremonies. please enjoy the reception that follows in the north light court. thank you to moon star for providing delicious food. thank you to the youth at cyc for the amazing dragon dance. speaking [a foreign-language] thank you all. good night.