like last week on wednesday we're excited about that when you think about the statistics that sheryl davis spoke of only 20 percent of the kids would think about it now two of them are in the cadet program those kids were on the radio show sunday night one street soldiers with a local celebrity host those kids did well and marsh will speak it that our back to school is underway two weeks ago at hunch and this past weekend as bayview and very, very crowded lots of kids all upside we have a perspire with the mayor's office mta and traffic enforcement to do awareness around several schools now that school is back underway and officer jason johnson graduated his first class of 7 young people in the career academy that expressed an interest when the adverse things about the criminal justice system they especially\, how it works they got together with the public defender's office and the adult juvenile probation and the police department 7 kids got to visit and see the sheriff's department coast to coast and the hall of justice and put together a celebration hopefully, a program that continues t

like last week on wednesday we're excited about that when you think about the statistics that sheryl davispoke of only 20 percent of the kids would think about it now two of them are in the cadet program those kids were on the radio show sunday night one street soldiers with a local celebrity host those kids did well and marsh will speak it that our back to school is underway two weeks ago at hunch and this past weekend as bayview and very, very crowded lots of kids all upside we have a perspire with the mayor's office mta and traffic enforcement to do awareness around several schools now that school is back underway and officer jason johnson graduated his first class of 7 young people in the career academy that expressed an interest when the adverse things about the criminal justice system they especially\, how it works they got together with the public defender's office and the adult juvenile probation and the police department 7 kids got to visit and see the sheriff's department coast to coast and the hall of justice and put together a celebration hopefully, a program that continues to

this evening that i would like to say a special thank you and that is our colleague, commissioner sheryl davis. commissioner perota and i had a opportunity to share a lurch with the interns and it was a inspiring lunch and lunch that gave hope. when we asked how they found out about this internship, so many said sister davis. i just want to say a very special thank you for the commitment that she made in her life and in her career and vocation on a day to day basis to inspire the young people that you saw here tonight and so i will ask if we can all give her a round of applause. >> very well said commissioner, thank you for those comments. others? mr. saxon. >> good evening. i have been sitting here in amazing through the whole process and as i live longer and longer getting older is such a period of grace. bare in mind i come from a world within none of this would have been legally possible. we would not have been able to sit in the same room and i wouldn't been gichben the honor to speak in honorable citizens like yourselves. it is because of the legacy of the people we are honoring today an

like last week on wednesday we're excited about that when you think about the statistics that sheryl davispoke of only 20 percent of the kids would think about it now two of them are in the cadet program those kids were on the radio show sunday night one street soldiers with a local celebrity host those kids did well and marsh will speak it that our back to school is underway two weeks ago at hunch and this past weekend as bayview and very, very crowded lots of kids all upside we have a perspire with the mayor's office mta and traffic enforcement to do awareness around several schools now that school is back underway and officer jason johnson graduated his first class of 7 young people in the career academy that expressed an interest when the adverse things about the criminal justice system they especially\, how it works they got together with the public defender's office and the adult juvenile probation and the police department 7 kids got to visit and see the sheriff's department coast to coast and the hall of justice and put together a celebration hopefully, a program that continues to

thank you for blazing the way i want to call on a person that is incredible that is to call on sheryl davis and acknowledge the more mask that is something that happens on the ground i'll not take sheryl's thunder when we talk about reading it is fundamental to the children and is more children that read the better sheryl implemented a program with that, i'd like to introduce the director of more mask sheryl. >> chp. >> first and foremost thank you for the opportunity i'm so grave and a happy to start this pilot working with the school district and the sfusd to develop a criminal we're initially wanted to have 25 families had over 60 families sign up and 40 names finished i'll ask some of the families to stand up we'll applaud them for their work (clapping.) those folks look at the support they are the more 25 thousand kids this summer and over 4 hundred hours 2 and a half works they've turned in 5 hundred documents we're talking about and we were to help to celebrate their reading it is a field macy's did a demo for those families they have been committed and one of the things i want to me

thank you for blazing the way i want to call on a person that is incredible that is to call on sheryl davis and acknowledge the more mask that is something that happens on the ground i'll not take sheryl's thunder when we talk about reading it is fundamental to the children and is more children that read the better sheryl implemented a program with that, i'd like to introduce the director of more mask sheryl. >> chp. >> first and foremost thank you for the opportunity i'm so grave and a happy to start this pilot working with the school district and the sfusd to develop a criminal we're initially wanted to have 25 families had over 60 families sign up and 40 names finished i'll ask some of the families to stand up we'll applaud them for their work (clapping.) those folks look at the support they are the more 25 thousand kids this summer and over 4 hundred hours 2 and a half works they've turned in 5 hundred documents we're talking about and we were to help to celebrate their reading it is a field macy's did a demo for those families they have been committed and one of the things i want to me

like last week on wednesday we're excited about that when you think about the statistics that sheryl davispoke of only 20 percent of the kids would think about it now two of them are in the cadet program those kids were on the radio show sunday night one street soldiers with a local celebrity host those kids did well and marsh will speak it that our back to school is underway two weeks ago at hunch and this past weekend as bayview and very, very crowded lots of kids all upside we have a perspire with the mayor's office mta and traffic enforcement to do awareness around several schools now that school is back underway and officer jason johnson graduated his first class of 7 young people in the career academy that expressed an interest when the adverse things about the criminal justice system they especially\, how it works they got together with the public defender's office and the adult juvenile probation and the police department 7 kids got to visit and see the sheriff's department coast to coast and the hall of justice and put together a celebration hopefully, a program that continues to