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commissioner murase. >> thank you for bringing this forward.ave my name with the resolution. i hope that everyone will justin to advocate against gun violence and a lack of gun control and we adults have a lot to learn from the students. >> thank you. i, too, am proud of our students. you never cease to amaze us. i think as a policymaker this is an opportunity for us to be a supportive as possible for what you are putting forward. when we talk about barry and courage. this is part of that. more importantly, i think as the parent, this is really important, and, you know, every day my kids go to school this is the biggest worry that i have and this is not where i should be worried about my kids. [please stand by] so on behalf of the board of education, thank you all for all that you've done on this, and #neveragain. roll call, please. >> clerk: thank you. [applause]. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: five ayes. >> thank you. thank you both very much. let's put an end to this. please put an end to the gun violence and speak up around what needs to be chang

i'm sorry, commissioner murase. >> a quick point. i did have a conversation with the breawiththe -- [ inaudible ] >>> thank you, commissioner. do you want to give an update on what happened to that? >> yes, we did have one. it was tilt. if anyone remembers. it was an online platform but they did shut down. it is a startup. it did so we don't have one as of right now. one of the biggest hurdles that we noticed by having that platform is that it wasn't as easily accessible for every day for teachers and principals that would be quick and easy to use. we are exploring fund-raising platforms. we want it to take a low administrative fee. that is what we are looking and exploring on our priority. . >> that brings up a good point when we had to use fiscal agents for grants we received because they didn't want to give it directly to the school district. we would use upwards of 10% of the grant that would go to the fiscal area. that is another reason why spark is a critical partner of ours. any more comments? great. thank you so much. >> next

commissioner norton, student delegate, and then commissioner murase. >> i most of you know that my daughter's attended roosevelt and washington which are stunningly beautiful architecture. i'm really happy that the school district has taken care of those assets and i don't -- at this point, i'm not prepared to support this. it feels like this is very much a conversation that needs to happen still particularly at the washington site. it also just feels unnecessary to me to add this level of protection. i think we are proud of the beautiful architectural assets that we have, and we have demonstrated that we can take care of them in our community. i'm just not sure that this is necessary. >> thank you. student delegate. >> thank you. thank you, president. i would actually -- i was actually in attendance as a washington site council meeting at the end of february where they discussed the implications of the mural in question right now. and at that point, the school site council did not think it was a site issue, that it was, instead, a district wide issue that should be addressed at the board of

commissioner norton, student delegate, and then commissioner murase. >> i most of you know that my daughter'sttended roosevelt and washington which are stunningly beautiful architecture. i'm really happy that the school district has taken care of those assets and i don't -- at this point, i'm not prepared to support this. it feels like this is very much a conversation that needs to happen still particularly at the washington site. it also just feels unnecessary to me to add this level of protection. i think we are proud of the