the c.a.c. use these indicators as our guide for choosing our 2019-2020 priorities. particular concern are the exceptionally low performance indicators for absenteeism in mathematics. keeping the data dashboard in mind, here are the c.a.c.'s 2019-2020 priorities. evidence-based academic instruction and intervention for not only literacy, but also math. ensuring that social and emotional supports are in place and that all students feel safe and included in each and every school will go a long way towards addressing chronic absenteeism rates. since 75% of students, with disabilities, sit in general education classrooms, it is essential that general education staff have the support and training they need to teach all students. lastly, it is critical that the c.a.c. expand its outreach and share their knowledge about special education with all san francisco unified school district advisory committees that support all mourner generalized communities. -- marginalized communities. >> as a relates to rea

the soma c.a.c. e eastern c.a.c. in several meeting. and received continual input on this legislation, to make sure their voices were heard throughout this process. we also worked closely with planning and mocd in considering the amendments that are before you today. since the current city members -- within the respected groups, we found it essential to incorporate their feedback and their suggested amendments. we honored those amendments as best as we could and believed the version that is before you this morning, incorporates that feedback. this ordinance would also create the 11-member south of market community planning advisory committee, the soma c.a.c. the general purpose of the soma c.a.c. would be to improve input in the city's decision makers regarding implementation of the central soma plan. , the western soma area plan and the east soma plan. the soma c.a.c. would also provide advice regarding the following community improvements projects and other public investments, funded by the central

because of these concerns, the c.a.c. has requested an sfmta presentation of on what muni does to measure compliance with a.d.a. requirements and effectiveness that are established by the agency. c.a.c. members also requested frequency of turn backs on all muni lines and the updates on operator training. we await those updates over the next months. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. larson. is there any public comment on the c.a.c. report? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you for that information item and on the prop k allocations, mr. quintanilla, can you please read the consent agenda. [agenda item read]. >> chair peskin: is there any public comment on item three, approval of the september 24 minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to move the consent agenda made by commissioner mandelman, seconded by commissioner mar. and on that item, a roll call, please. >> clerk: on the consent agenda -- [roll call] >> clerk: we have final approval. >> chair peskin: thank you. could you p

and i think the workforce c.a.c. really weighed in to push our agencies and the city departments to really go deeper in some ways at 1.8% unemployment which is what we saw as of september. the work really begins because black and brown communities, two to three times higher. the public housing community, those with housing challenges, it's really to take the jobs that are on the table to address the racial, genders, socioeconomic and all the problems that we see. so in some way, having opportunities for all, which has been a topic of all the last couple of meetings -- ensuring that all 22,000 high school students should have access to a paid internship last summer, it speaks to how all the departments work together to partner this that. a partnership between our offices and the office agency -- but civil service required that they have a college degree to go make the next step up in city employment. so our office put resources in in collaboration with human services agency for those men and women to do their college e

there was a recommendation made by the c.a.c. to condition these funds on an equitiable distribution of these energyizer stations around the city, and we have been working with the bicycle coalition to come up with a rhendation of what that looks like. at a minimum, that would be something that the bike coalition will do. i would also point out that we had staff of the coalition, raul young, who's here today, can certainly speak to how sfbc provides an equitiable distribution of the day events as well as the distribution of planning for the day of the event. next request is for bicycle outreach and partnering. we have been funding this for several years and we will be continuing to do so with the allocation. safer streets allocation. this is for another ten months of the work that we do to oversee the safe routes to psychologicals program. the program was transited this year, so we are continuing to support that programs. the next request is at the request of supervisor vallie brown for her district; to come up request recommenda

the c.a.c. will get the same presentation you're getting today. there is also a public workshop on october 24 from 6:00 to 8:00 in our offices if you want to get a little bit more into the weeds on the transportation measure. moving on to local issues, i wanted to welcome back commissioner haney and walton. the challenge offered by mayor breed and officials from several other cities around the country that are interested in arranging a debrief and a presentation to the board. there is nothing like seeing the tour. that tour also included a focus on equity and affordability packages, what it took to build coalitions to make it work and some of the pitfalls. promises that happens with the pricing programs in those two countries. it has been on a different note a busy season for submitting grant applications, and the transportation authority has been submitting applications that would further our programs. we have a fund that would fund potential user -- submit an application for a san francisco pricing and incentive demonstration pilot. this would b

the c.a.c. would. thank you. >> thank you. i'm going to excuse our incredible all-stars. they get to go home early and we have to stay. thank you for your service. have a good evening. >> may i hear a motion and second on the school board policies? >> so moved. >> i am referring the board policies to the rules committee. there is one more item to deal with, and that is number five, and support of achievement and success of all latinx students at sfusd. this item was duly moved and seconded on september 24, 2019. i am referring this to the budget and curriculum committees. section l, proposals for immediate action and suspension of rules. can i have a motion and a sond s of public comment and public comment to the following? >> second. >> so move. >> resolution 1910-1581 and support a proposition e on the november 2019 ballot. introduced by commissioners. >> two collins and myself. may hear a motion? nevermind. i'm just reading the script. let's see. [roll call] >> may i hear a motion in the second for the formal introduction of the resolution? >> so moved. >> second. >> t