murase? >> yes. the curriculum community meets on monday. and we will have an update from ethic studies and a discussion about strategic plans on the curriculum instructions division and then an announcement about the congressional gold medal tour. the ad hok community is schedule to meet monday june 10th at 6:00 p.m. and where they will be additional analysis of this year's assignment runs, and public are welcome to attend. and i have a number of other announcements if that is already. four quick announcements. i want to congratulate paul reviere middle school for the perfect attendance extravaganza on may 18th. i want on acknowledge commissioner mendoza for the teacher and the principal of the year at city hall it was just so heartwarming to see some very, very hard working teachers and principals be recognized by the mayor and to receive quite a few goodies, i have to say that microsoft donated laptops to the teachers and i think that each of the honorees received $1,000 and there was really quite a bounty for them. >> and may 23rd i have

commissioner murase. >> i want to thank the committee and the staff this is an enormous amount of work in the rules last year we worked on a rotation schedule so that we can hear from more of our committees and the hard work that you are doing. so this is really very important. i'm amazed at how many responses you got from the survey. and this really very good showing in terms of results. and i think that we really need to look seriously at your recommendations. i think elac and delac, has been neglected and it is good to see what you have accomplished in one short year and we want to acknowledge the staff and the committee members for that. >> i just want to make two side announcements for the committee member who is looking for activities for her son. there is an aim high program which is designed for low income families in the summer to provide some academic enrichment and i announced at the last meeting recreation and parks department offers the scholarships for the programs and if the rec and park programs are free for any residents of public housing. >> thank you >> commissioner

. >> mendoza murase. >> aye. >> wynns. >> aye. >> and we have one item severed for board discussion i believe that was b6, and i see mr. kinsy in the audience, you had a question? >> thank you, for staying and waiting for this, i appreciate that very, very much. could you speak a little bit about just some of the concerns that were mentioned and here is the thing, just from reading this i don't think yeah, i would have never known any of that information. so i am just looking just for some more guidance from you about how we came to this decision particularly since i don't know anything about the western states contracting alliance and why you think that they are more beneficial than the folks that we have had since 2007. >> thank you.

murase? >> aye. >> wynns and nor? >> aye. >> on behalf of the board of education and particularly commissioner maufas but everybody, welcome to the council and we are pleased to have you. [ applause ] are there any other current pac members that you would like to introduce? >> no, there was one more who was on her way and she has not made it. >> hello, thank you, my name is (inaudible) fisher, thank you. >> my son is second grader at lake shore elementary, thank you. >> great. >> congratulations everyone. so, now we have request to move up actually item i. so unless there is an objection from the board members i will hand it over to vice president fewer, urging the san francisco unified school district to assist undocumented students file for deferred action. >> thank you, president norton i was honored that the student advisory council asked me to author this resolution and it would honor me to have me read it into the record. since this is a joint resolution between the youth commission and our own student advisory

murase. >> fewer? >> i just wanted to mention that i attended today the corton county school graduation and i just want to congratulate all of those parents and students and i was so happy to join in the celebration with them. >> thank you. >> any other announcements? >> no. >> okay, we will move on to item t, report of closed session actions for the meeting of may 21, 2013. the board of education did not approve by a vote of 6 nays, and one aye, wynns, the expulsion of a high school student. the board of education approved by 7 ayes by two principals one assistant and one supervisor and one director, da verses usfd, the board of education authorized to settle the matter up to the specified amount. other informational items, there are none this evening and we are at item d, adjournment and i am going to take a point of personal privilege and adjourn the meeting in the memory of mckalay lynch she was a third grade student who passed away on mother's day and commissioner wynns and i attended her memorial

. >> murase. >> wynns. >> yes. >> five ayes. >> item b, presentation for the board of he had daysing, supervisor carranza. >> thank you, mr. norton, good evening before i their my thoughts for the ink [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> he just announced that if you need spanish translation services the translator are in another meeting and they will be here shortly and so despair and until then you have got me. >> thank you. well you rolled the rs so beautifully. >> so good evening, everyone, i just have to say that we did it. this weekend is a remarkable school year, and i cannot tell you how much i have enjoyed serving as your superintendent, for those of you finishing the first year in high school i am finishing my first year, i am looking forward to an exciting 2013, 14 school year, to all of the administrators or staff and brothers and sister and neighbors and, grand parents, all of us it takes a village and i want to thank you all for your work this year and hope that you have a restful and reflective and enjoyable summer. to all of our parents and students, thank you for all

. >> mendoza, murase. >> aye. >> wao*ins fp wynns. >> aye. >> norton. >> aye. >> six ayes. >> thanks for coming we are going to move on request to speak regarding general matters. i have two speakers... where is my list, two speaksers, that called ahead, and so i am going to call first maggie (inaudible) and tina (inaudible). and you may each have one minute of time. okay? thank you. >> good evening, i am actually here tonight with the celebration and i would love hearing the different names of the different communities and i like that and that is the reason that i am speaking tonight and this is about the filipino language pathway and i am speaking as a parent and a community advocate that two things here that we would like to make the district and the commissioners know, good evening, by the way, that we would like to work with strengthening the pathway with kthrough 12 and right now we have kthrough five at long fellow and we don't have 0 in the middle school and three years ago with the help of commissioner mendoza we started one and that is one issue and the other issue is the c

overview and we're on item b which is the department on the status of women and we have director murase. >> good evening everyone. so thrilled to be here. this is really a historic moment. we haven't had a joint meeting with the small business commission so we're excite body today r tonight. i want to thank your director regina dick-endrizzi and others that were a pleasure to work with and they put in many hours to see that tonight worked smoothly so i'm going to give a few slides based on our annual report what it is that we do. the commission of status of women was established by the board of supervisors in 1975 and was a permanent in the charter in 1994 so the focus areas are gender equity in the work place and anti-violence and gender analysis and what is the over arching umblellia is the ordinance and the elimination of discrimination against all women. that was a un convention and signed by then president jimmy carter. anybody remember jimmy carter? it's never been ratifyed in the u.s. senate and states have ratified it, signed it with the exception of the united states, so in 199