we need to sit down and talk about at the table real solid investments that sfus is prepared to make for educator to remain in san francisco unified school district because we grow them so well, you have so many educator who are really, truly -- sfusd grads and sfusd parents and that gets lost. we hold so many hats rights and we are a roots in our community. i have a student who studied this year and he asked how is my job going. [laughter] he was a kid i taught language arts in sixth grade. we're roots in our community and he hasn't been to school in two years so it's important we make sure the work we're doing together is not just substantive transaction alley, but it's also investments and growth. what we can do together to make sure that sfusd is the best possible education environment that san francisco deserves. something totally different than other districts. i think we do a really great job. we just need to make sure we can retain and attract educator that have the same values and the most that we're making in order to make that happen. when we get to the table over this, we

karina: sfu is one of the first school districts to do this, do you know of others in california or acrossntry? >> we are the first in california. i believe new york has it, but definitely san francisco often is leading education around the country in recognizing, if you look and eight from an equity and varsity point. karina: why is this so important to the muslim and arab communities? what does it mean to the families of all the kids that go to school in that district? >> you should have seen it there at the night of, when we finally got there. we heard the final vote happened and all the kids jumped up, the whole evening they were asking, are we winning? the whole community was all super enthusiastic about this. we have been asking for it for years, and to finally see our struggle in our culture and traditions recognized is incredible for us. so we are stoked and we thank the school board for their consideration. karina: i'm expecting a big celebration for next year for this holiday. >> i would imagine now that the kids get the day off, it might get them out in the streets to celebrate.

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my name is amy, i'm a parent of a opportunity at sfu csc.i think it's em pier toif implement a mask mandate for the 2022/2023 school year and as soon as possible so parents can have peace of mind about sending their children into a congregate environment where there is no choice. all these cases are not necessarily being reported. it's purting parents tbeep a rock and a hard place to have the kids in school without a mask mandate. you can hear their issues around compliance and i would say solve those. when you don't have a mandate, people are less compelling to wear a mask. if only takes one kid not wearing a mask in a class to infect the others in the class. i feert up coming school year and i hope you can take strong public simple measures that have been implemented before to protect kids across sfusd. >> caller, you're unmuted. let us know you're there. >> hello. >> you're unmuted, please start your comments. >> yes. this is sherrill jackson. i've been hearing what you have to say today and i think it's concerning that we make sure that