since monday, of last week, phil ginsburg we have many conversations with the leadership starting withpresident as well as senior members of the department and in those conversations we have identified key areas that the city can provide support. mainly around the infrastructure as you heard from president alexander alluding to break down. and that's part of the operational infrastructure support that the school district is asking them to bring our expertise in. um, for that we have talked to carol i son and the department of human resources sorry about lending support to figure out how we can um, help the school district bring in additional staff or deploy city staff to help the school district process um, table or process hiring folks or really about the steps to for the office operation. what president alexander has spoken about in terms of the controller's office when this was identified as a issue with the special ed situation and identified as an issue president alexander and dr. wayne asked the city team immediately for help. in deploying kroirmd expertise to help them identify

tamara appleton, but she did not respond to my request for an interview with her or general manager phil ginsburg. the documents show that appleton explained the attack in an email early pupping season, so coyotes may exhibit more protective behavior. >> there have been dens in botanic gardens without incident for many, many years. >> that's not true, according to jamie carlson. >> i'm grabbing the baby, and he's right here, and i'm backing out and i'm screaming, screaming, screaming. >> four years ago, in the exact same spot where the june attack occurred, carlson was wrapping up a picnic with her two year old grandson. she walked through the stroller about ten feet away when this coyote charged him. another mom recorded the aftermath. there's the coyote, and that's carlson holding her grandson tight. she tells me she snatched the little boy up just as the coyote arrived. she later saw two indentations on his back, what she believes were fang marks. >> that's how close it was. it's just too frightening. >> it was a nanosecond if you were just a nanosecond slower. i know it could have been much w

the board, board leadership and doctor wayne with, maria sue and phil ginsburg, who are going to be chairing that committee. and i think it's going to be really collaborative. and i think it's going to really support our school district to take on some of our fiscal and operational challenges and get to a more stable place. and so this is really the moment i think we said this on sunday, this is the moment to take those things on, because those fiscal and operational challenges have made it so much harder for us to achieve our academic goals. and so we as a board are saying, and the superintendent is committed, and i don't know if you want to add anything, superintendent wayne, but we are committed that this is the time to take those those challenges on once and for all and to really set this district up for success moving forward. so i just wanted to thank everyone for your understanding of that process. and you know, assure everyone that we're that we're moving forward with a stronger plan and with help from the city. so did you want to add anything, sure. thank you, president alexander. a