the installation of our next superintendent of schools, richard carranza whose superindency begins inuly. i would like to have my colleagues come around the podium and join him. [no audio] >> superintendent yee and members of the board. ladies and gentlemen and members of our san francisco community. this is truly indeed for an english-language learners student who spoke no english when he entered the public schools, this is truly a momentous occasion for myself, not because of me but perhaps because of what i represent for all their students regardless of what challenges you come with to our schools. the schools of the united states and san francisco unified are here for you. i very, very proudly accept this challenge and this honor to follow in the footsteps of oe considered to be the preeminent superintendent in the united states -- of who i consider to be the preeminent superintendent in the united states. and to deliver our students regardless of race, color, creed, ethnicity, social -- socioeconomic standing. the best opportunity based in predicated upon access, equity, and soci

that is where we have richard carranza here. this is what i want you to do. i want you to go get some rest, take a long vacation, not too long, but unlike everyone else, i do not think you should be retiring. you should not be retiring. you have too much fire, and you know something? we cannot lose you in california. we need somebody like you. the next job is to create a movement and create that fight where we will challenge -- a change -- will change california's way of thinking. we want california to start valuing our children. you take the lead on that and i will be right beside you. carlos, come back and fight for us. thank you very much, carlos. president yee: let's move on. item c. item b, student delegates' report. >> do you have -- we had our olast -- our last student advisory council in may. this is my last as well. it has been a really great term and i have some words to say to mr. garcia. i want to thank you for your hard work. i am a 17-year- i am b-17-year-old girl, so i do not know how much of the means to you. but an thank you. before i was a s