second for the formal introduction of the resolution in support of a healthcare enrollment drive by sfusd january 21, to 31, 2014 to ensure health coverage for all elible families, introduced by murase and wei and logan. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> i do not have any public speakers signed up for this item. so we will move directly to comments from the board and superintendent. board members? >> okay, i have one, comment and then if you want to do... or did you want to make, i thought that you would want to make the final xhepts. >> you have to read it. >> i am tired. i am tired. >> okay, would you please read the resolution into the record you are correct, dr. murase. >> i will read some relevant portions and ask the student dell gant logan to read the resolved. whereas the patient and aprotection and the affordable care act requires all individuals to procure minimum health insurance coverage to begin january 21, with an open enrollment period to march 31, and whereas california has the largest uninsured population of any state in the country. and the 7th largest uninsured r

shall be $1,825,000 (one million eight hundred twenty-five thousand dollarscentral freeway parcel e: sfusd shall purchase "parcel e" (apn 0785-030 & 033) for $7,100,000 (seven million one hundred thousand dollars) mohcd shall pay a cash payment of $4,500,000 (four million five hundred thousand dollars) to sfusd to be paid at time ofclosing.the district shall provide limited market standard representations and warranties as to its authority to consummate this transaction and pertaining to legal and operational matters regarding the property. negotiate such other terms and conditions in the purchase agreement to the benefit of the district. sme. superintendent lee and i will be prepared to answer any questions and we are sure that there are speakers that would like to speak as well. and the head of the mayor's office of housing and mr. lee, did you want to make me remarks to the board before we hear the public testimony? >> yes, i know. yes. >> thank you. >> good evening, my name is olsen lee and i am the director of the mayor's office of housing and i just had a very, very few remarks, one

recommendation from the budget analyst basically to have it be contingent upon the the agreement with sfusd is not something you would prefer not to happen. >> we would prefer not to happen. >> thank you. supervisor mar. >> let me say that i listened on the roo radio to the very emotional meeting last night to the huge turnout from the communities face displacement and speaking out for the really wise transient and affordable housing and a wonderful show of communities coming together to work on making sure that those benefits of communities are there. when i was president of the school board mark sanchez and i as board members worked hard to try to develop ideas and communities serving ideas for that site. it seems the school district is stuck and many of the advocate last night don't want market rate housing the quote solution for the school district. this is a win win for the school district and the city. i know there are still some issues that the teachers union and whether it's supporting teacher housing and future rental subsidies that we work with communities to ensure that whether i

speaking of our career in technical education programs, our programs at sfusd high schools provide opportunities for the high school students to explore and gain access to the high wage and the high demand careers while preparing them for post secondary education. students who participate in the career technical education can learn to run the restaurants, design and code a social game or even work with a bio tech lab among other opportunities. and once a year, our students and teachers from across the city, come together with local businesses that support programs and are offered paid internships, the show case event was sponsored by the hyatt regency and several were there to celebrate with the students and teachers and so we thank you in the xunt for doing that. early they are fall, volunteers from the on-line social game maker, zinga, a partner to our district, brought in 20 staff volunteers to work with our balboa high school technology students, who are learning to gain or to do game programming with the tech employees from zinga and >> this is the way that we do business in san francisco,

when sfusd first delved into our system of property something to deal with as much as land generating revenue for school district or value for community such as affordable housing. it's exciting that we are able to do this swap now with parcel e in london breed's district. i want to thank olson lee who was able to make this happen along with commissioners mendoza at the school board who helped this with this challenging process. i want to thank supervisors yee campos for your support as well. i'm looking forward to moving forward. i know there is so much that is owned by the city and public schools and this is a way to help generate and create value through our public lands, thank you. i would also like to add my name. president david chiu: thank you, supervisor kim. can we take this same call same house. this resolution is adopted. item 23. speaker: the clerk: item 23: yee23.131001[health care services master plan]sponsor: camposresolution adopting the health care services master plan and commending the department of public health and planning department for running a robust data dri

that i think that a lot of people here will share is that i have never seen such a huge percentage of sfusd students commuting from out of the city. and into the public schools. there are a large number of students that are using san francisco addresses but they are come froming richmond, i had a friend who had a commute from the station, from the board station to richmond and another almost an hour and from richmond to his house, almost another 45, and you know what i mean and so this does mean trouble for the district because it means that we could lose the student attendance revenue and we are losing student attendance revenue and we have been losing it and so i think that it is absolutely an amazing proposal and turn the mission over to the city so that we can build the affordable housing and i get really frustrated with the word and it is vague and we have to explain it to the people if they don't know what it is and i think that we should be more clear about what the real out come of this crisis is, our city is resegregated and you know, in terms of you know the ra cal diversity is di

and so, i believe that you guys should do a land transfer because my mom works at an sfusd school and she struggles each month just to pay her rent, because they raises three children on her own. and my dad is out of the picture and everything. and so, also, she is like a latino woman and her english is not that great, where is she going to work? what if we get kicked out of our house, recently the landlord came to our house and started to take pictureses of our rooms to put up for the market and so i was like, i am in my senior year of school. i am colleges and everything, and what is going to happen to me? what is going to happen to my two sisters that go to robinson taylor elementary will they have to pick up and leave and go to a place that we don't know or will we have to move in with our family and live in closets and all that i want to ask for you guys to is dedicate this land swap to families like mine, who are like living in like, who can't meet, sorry, this is... who can't pay the rent each month. and you know, we want to stay in san francisco, if i wanted to live san franci