i'm agreeing with you, supervisor fewer and director roher, we have to do more of that and we have to fundamentally change the way we think about people experiencing homelessness and what they'll do to these facilities that are not being used. >> ok, so we've used the hall of flowers in an emergency and why can't we use it again? >> that's on our list and a planned surge shelter for covid-positive individuals. we're in negotiation with a private high school for their gym angym and i don't want to rl the name because we're still discussing that with them. as you know, we looked at bill graham and always something about why we cannot. we approached the inciden interh council and the churches are too small and have programming. it sounds like i'm making excuses after excuses. i'm as frustrated as you and they keep doing exhaustive searches, looking at port property. >> othat's why we have the rv's in supervisor walton's district. >> if it will help, i can provide you with a list of every site we have looked at and the reason it didn't work out and it's literally over 100. >> yes, supervi

i'm agreeing with you, supervisor fewer and director roher, we have to do more of that and we have to fundamentally change the way we think about people experiencing homelessness and what they'll do to these facilities that are not being used. >> ok, so we've used the hall of flowers in an emergency and why can't we use it again? >> that's on our list and a planned surge shelter for covid-positive individuals. we're in negotiation with a private high school for their gym angym and i don't want to rl the name because we're still discussing that with them. as you know, we looked at bill graham and always something about why we cannot. we approached the inciden interh council and the churches are too small and have programming. it sounds like i'm making excuses after excuses. i'm as frustrated as you and they keep doing exhaustive searches, looking at port property. >> othat's why we have the rv's in supervisor walton's district. >> if it will help, i can provide you with a list of every site we have looked at and the reason it didn't work out and it's literally over 100. >> yes, supervi

> turn it over so we get it over with. [ laughter ] >> does anyone have any questions for director roher now? let's move on, then, to president yoursel yee's sweet s. >> good evening, supervisors. i know you've had a long day. i only have two slides. i'm the director for the san francisco office of education and currently, what we're doing with some of the changes with the office of care and education has really to do with the pandemic. we fund over 350 sites across the city that are licensed to early care and education sites and since march, mid-march, most of the sites had to close because of the shelter-in-place. the majority are back online starting in july, but they are working under a very different guideline. and part of that has to do with the public health guidance that limits the number of children that are abl in preschool, infar toddler care and providers are having to do difficult things with balancing a strict budget because our system is really based on a child's reimbursement basis. when your classrooms are cut by 50% and you have the operating costs of a full classroom,