i'm another sfcc parent. i have three kids at sfcc, two in first grade, one in fourth.i don't have much to add. we have only heard rumors. i know that you've heard that this outreach has been great. i don't know what outreach we're talking about. if it's the survey that went out last year that seemed to have all the answers before we provided the, you know, hours or maybe some of the meetings that i heard happen last year, but that were unspecific, very, very badly communicated. i have so many friends, parents at the school who don't even know that this is happening or are sort of surprised when you tell them, hey, when it's happening, it's happening next year. no one knows and we don't know why. and we're supposed to trust that it's going to happen for the good reason, for the good of our children, that somehow you are going to find a great solution for our families, multiple kids in a better school. no we don't. i just don't trust that. and so, you know, thank you for listening. hello my name is erica. i'm an arts educator and proud sfusd parent, and i just would like

i mean sfcc has been going for a long time, , we're scaring families. thank you.hank you will pattersona former resource specialist with the schooltr aict. school closure impacts the when you don't know what's coming next year, it's very d on your students. iqe also want to bringfe school. i work as left fusd because they weren't they needed to deal with dyslexia. we hav students who are dyslexic in the school old and has never been sent to in the strict. it specifies what support students with dyslexia who i tutor did not f them were in this district dur so you have principals that don't know the resource specialistsven a training never given any information aboutmemo, except in limited one on one contact with a supees enrollment to the district and and high. does these words resonate toss, . thriving? yes. i think we have heard themin sfusd. so my name is sadia and have been a dedicated employee of sfusd for the pas five years. a doctor william cobb trusted my two daughters with that being said teachers and words to express myself, you know, i don't have much ti

my daughter is a first grader at sfcc, and she was really shy. and she's coming out of her shell.he's engaging with the projects, and her sister already feels like a community member there, and i would hate to see her not be able to join that community as a student and a learner. thank you. yeah, thank you for the opportunity for comment. my name is ragini banthia. i'm the mom of a second grader at jose ortega in the mandarin immersion program. we urge the district not to consolidate language programs. we've heard about the proposals and we urge the district to maintain co-location of language immersion programs, not just the mandarin, all of them with general education to ensure our schools reflect the rich diversity of san francisco. that's why many of us chose public school. and to stay in this city, we know wall to wall immersion programs could result in segregation and schools that are demographically homogeneous. and we feel that integrated schools give our kids a more well-rounded experience. if you are going to move forward, though, with consolidating or closing schools, w