joining us life is >> ridgeway -- rex ridgeway, from the bond oversight committee.as an audit and tell us what the finding was. >> i am interim chair of the citizens bond oversight committee. not chair. i came into that after and simmers was appointed to the board of commissioners. i was the vice chair so now i am interim chair. just wanted to make the correction. the question is, again? >> what did the audit find and what was the finding with regard to prop a money and what did the board spend it on? >> the main issue was, did the bond program department spend money to pay lawyers? and was it a proper use of prop eight money? the 2016 bond issued in 2016. and in 2020, 2019, the board of education voted to cover and remove warpaint over the murals at george washington high school. and when they did that, the alumni association sued to prevent that. to make a long story short, it was a two-year lawsuit that was finalized two months ago after the appeal and proposition a money that is specifically set aside for construction, rehabilitation, and money was used to pay t

ridgeway. >> so on the rex, ridgeway on the 5 schools drew, flynn, brett heart revoir and safrjys i want to make a note of the 15 that were part of the tnt n academic audit, chavez visitation valley, drew and carver were 5 of the 15. and would have arc mazes me the tenderloin community is never involved it sits out there. they need help the tenderloin elementary school temperature is one of the pit schools a pitch school it should get spark help. but as a district we need to bring in and do work for the upon tenderloin community elementary school. thank you. i'd like to thank everyone the cac is excite body the work dmn all of the schools and these 5. reports put forward were interesting how each school heart attack it's lot of autonomy. right decode annual text. training for staff. so -- the question and also the modified literacy action plan based on updates consistent with grant funds. so the big over arching question is what practices from these individual schools are we going to take and implement system wide with consistency and fidelity and the right level of train and everything

matthew ridgeway almost demolished that army with very few resources. killed over a million chinese and korea. we know that when it went into cambodia, it was not very good. we know that the soviet army was almost destroyed by the nazis and the first three weeks until the comissariate system was modified. what i'm getting at is when you have a military and the basis for merocratic advancement promotion and adjudication of whether it's successful or not or political. diversity equity inclusion etc then by knee by historical standards it's going to start to erode. and we need to stop that. it has to be a professional meritocratic force. all performance is based on criteria across the board. but now it's remember how the left used to despise the military. i shouldn't say that they were very ambiguous about the military suddenly, they saw it as a wonderful institution because unlike the sturman drying of congress. it could fast track social changes very quickly through the chain up command and it was considered a revolutionary army. or an evolutionary and i

before leaving the river district, we spent 23 years practicing law in ridgeway, colorado, where he specialized in water and natural resources and land use. issues, he earned his law degree from -- mr. mueller, thank you for your leadership and understanding and things are being here. doctor courtney schultz is the leading expert at the intersection of forestry, social science and policy those authored 50 publications in u. s. forest policy and issues along with a book on the collaborative forest landscape restoration program at u.s. ca. dr. scholl's currently serves as the professor of forest and natural resource policy in colorado state, university in boulder, where research focuses on landscape restoration, fire management and climate change in u.s. forces lance. dr. schultz also served as the director of the public lands policy group, which produces research to strike this natural resource management and policy relate to public lands. victor schultz all-star the csu climates adaptation partnership, which connects sciences, resource managements, and policy makers to work collaboratively to h