the rest were secret service and so it was these people were called modern day paul revere's by the theaily press that they covered this event. so it was it was a major a major day for the church and alexandria where did get out. and the the streets were lined with citizens as well as soldiers. after the service the leaders went down to mount vernon and churchill laid a wreath at the tomb of george and mrs. washington. that itself was a symbol of reconciliation from the revolution, every war. but it was remarkable that during the service, the rector wells had asked the congregation to sing the battle hymn of the republic. and so because the need for unification during that from that war, there was time for us all to come together. so they left mount vernon in the rain in the cold rain, they came back to washington. they stopped at the lincoln memorial and went back to the white house for where churchill was staying. and that evening, they were joined by the ambassadors of the soviet union and china to sign the first declaration of the united nations. and churchill was amazed that his fr

now up in boston there's statue to paul revere and they had such a, you know, a contest send design and the artists were not allowed to sign it they would put a number on the on the statue at well kelly's statuette of paul revere was selected and you know this is what we won in our in our village on the on the green. and when they found out his name was kelly, an irish, they pulled the commission and gave it to the number two. so there were there were a lot of things he battled and. it's just the way it was back then, you know. kelly when they were to put a statue to general sherman in washington, d.c., kelly submitted design statuette of sherman bareheaded wearing a cape and riding his horse well again. the sculpture society rejected kelly's design, but three years later, saint-gaudens did the monument in new york city in front of the plaza hotel sherman bareheaded, wearing a cape. exactly, you know, exactly design. but it was all too similar. yes. i mean and you know the questions of microphone and socket. yes. you mentioned that you've got a new edition of your coming out. when is th

perfect. ♪ had a little horsey named paul revere ♪ >> jimmy: oh, because that song is in reverse. >>e-z rock. [ cheers and applause ] [ dinging ] ♪ ♪ i wanna rock right now i'm rob base and i came to get down ♪ >> jimmy: all right. so, i's a close game. big deal. [ laughter ] hey, does this thing work? >> tariq: it really -- i don't know. >> jimmy: no, it doesn't. okay. [ laughter ] i don't know why, we have wires and everything. [ laughter ] all right. quest, you want to make a a sound? >> questlove: bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. >> jimmy: perfect. all right, here we go. [ laughter ] all right, what's the next clue? here we go. ♪ >> tariq: "straight outta compton," nwa. [ dinging ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: not fair. this is not fair. ♪ straight outta compton there's a crazy brother named ice cube ♪ ♪ from the stupid-dope gang wit a attitude ♪ >> jimmy: hit it. ♪ when i'm called off i got a sawed off ♪ >> jimmy: all right. >> tariq: good guess. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. all right. here we go. >> questlove: sorry. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm a little competitive. >> tar

the antique silver, shaped by a near neighbor of john adams, paul revere. and it reminds you that these founding statesmen, statespeople, did not know if their experiment would succeed, as we know from the famous words of ben franklin, who walked out of the constitution hall and asked, what do we have? a monarchy or a republic? and he answered succinctly, a republic, if you can keep it. it reminds you that these founding statespeople did not know if their experiment was going to succeed. and we, all of our generations, have the responsibility to try to answer that question. they were unfailingly willing to get caught trying. think about riding a horse from braintree, massachusetts, quincy all the way down to philadelphia in the dead of winter to begin that work. ultimately it was their creativity and their courage, their persistence, their confidence about the possibilities of the future that left the world vastly different and far better than they found it. and i know looking at the faces here that is what has brought every single one of you to public serv

but what if it doesn't stay just at paul revere? what if we can bring that back to instructional cabinet to lift that back up so that across schools, we're learning that? what if we can bring it to the principal network so that they can say, all right, what are they learning about implementation. so then those same instructional walks we're doing at cabinet, we're now doing also with school leaders. and so they can get to go to each other's schools, either in snippets of videos or in physically going to say what is implementation? what's hard about implementation and what's going well, and how do we lift that up? because what we know is that while tier one is not going to solve everyone, if everyone is doing the same tier one, we can then better align ourselves around tier two and tier three. and so that is one bright spot that i wanted to lift up, that we're trying to figure out how to scale. thanks for inviting m. and everyone was kind of i believe we will follow up on any remaining questions. and i think that's that's it for us.

[indiscernible] paul revere for $450 thousand.we have home away from homelessness, which is academic support providing tutoring for middle to high school student for $250 thousand. the latino task force after school is providing programming specifically during summer and school breaks for $250 thousand and then we have our summer learning program that is specifically for summer for $414 thousand. and with that, i thank you and open for questions. >> item 8 is resolution to approve a new grant agreement. retroactive to july 1, 2024 and has a spending authority of $16.8 million for 5 year term. we summarized the program starting page 28 of our report. the budget on page 32. we also note in the report that one of the programs home away from homelessness only served two children in 22-23. only one of which was in the program for a meaningful amount of time so we recommend the department report back to the board of supervisors at the end of this academic year. this is relatively small program. $250 thousand a year, but that is a lot to

well, that's all wellif it stays just at paul revere. ha about implementation and what's going well, and how do we lift that up? because what we know is that while tier onis not going to solve everyone, if everyone is doing the same tier one, we can then better ali ourselves around tier two and t and so that is one bright spot that i wanted to lift up, that we're trying to figure out how to scalethanks for inviting me. and everyone w■as kd eve we wily remaining questions. and i ■qthk that's that's it for us. hey, why don't i open it for one last round from board members for follow ups? i see let's start on that end again. go ahead. delegate. so first aor just wanr the response you gave m i definitely gave me some morecl s are supposedly the expert of students, which personally disagree with because students know themselves best and their and no one will ever understand how a student's brain works than but they can never understand the student's disconnen eting curriculum. so with this in mind, how will falling under gre level? and will t

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paul revere. summer learning, latino task force after school 5 year through june 30, 29 not to succeed amount of 17 million. >> same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. >> next item. >> item 29 a resolution to approve the fourth modification to an agreement for design review. software implementation and testing services for train control system for the central subway. a contract increase of 2.1 million for a new amount of 29. 8 million. and to modify the substantial completion date to august 30 of 22 and extend the warrant to august 30, 25. >> same house same call it is adopted. next item. >> item 30. a resolution to authorize the san francisco department of public health to submit applications for grant funds to the california department of health care service. through the contractor advocates for human potential inc. under the continuum infrastructure bond round one launch ready programful pursuant to behavioral health bobble act of 24 for a term not to exceed 10 year revenue to the ci

paul revere. summer learning, latino task force after school 5 year through june 30, 29 not to succeed amount of 17 million. >> same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. >> next item. >> item 29 a resolution to approve the fourth modification to an agreement for design review. software implementation and testing services for train control system for the central subway. a contract increase of 2.1 million for a new amount of 29. 8 million. and to modify the substantial completion date to august 30 of 22 and extend the warrant to august 30, 25. >> same house same call it is adopted. next item. >> item 30. a resolution to authorize the san francisco department of public health to submit applications for grant funds to the california department of health care service. through the contractor advocates for human potential inc. under the continuum infrastructure bond round one launch ready programful pursuant to behavioral health bobble act of 24 for a term not to exceed 10 year revenue to the ci