some type of de radicalization program in within its own borders china certainly has the right to techer terrorism and to tackle a religious extremism however we are talking about the detention of likely over ten percent of an entire ethnic population we are talking about the criminalization of an anti a faith it is no longer clear what aspects of their religion the people in the minorities and she and young can practice you're talking hundreds of thousands of people who will subject it to humiliate in raid watching procedures to treatments that include being put in solitary confinement in metal suits on their own wells being made to face the wall across several hours if you couldn't memorize chinese characters and mr sands we know that china is very adamant when it comes to no country interfering in the domestic concerns of another country so how likely is it that the international community can make any difference whatsoever for the we jurors in china. china is seeking to portray an improved a grander image of itself to the world especially in the context of xi jinping skelton wrote in

i'm not certain we'll have credentialed health techers at the point that we'll be able to break the access barrier. at the same point, i'm a little less worried in world language. our visual arts, we have lots of work to do. we've got to think sort of how with their elective and exploratory offerings would impact their schedule, so that's work still in front of us. and then, the computer science right now, i'm going to have to talk about b.t. about that. i don't want to risk the wrong answer in trying to describe california's credentialing requirements around computer science. >> any other questions or comments? commissioner merase? >> so i'm so delighted to see this much work. i've been waiting a very long time. some of these issues have been in the work since i've been on the board, so i'm really delighted to see this really get off the ground. i love the fact that there is equity and electives. for too long, some of our students who had to do remedial courses had no access to electives. i think it's very much aligned with vision 2025, so that's another big plus. i really appreciate the