truett, principal truett, how much you've done that make that an extraordinary school. whereas supervisor furer said, everybody wants to be there, students want to be there and thank you so much and i know you will continue to serve our kids and families in the city. >> so i was on the school board when you became the principal and when principal truett was leavleaving to go to another position, who are we going to get to fill his big old shoes, you know, literally. [ laughter ] >> and when your name came up and with your background and peer resources, i said, i think we'll be ok. and what, i don't know how many years it's been eight, nine years or something, that you've been the principal and you've completely filled his shoes and more and now, as you leave, i want to say the same thing, oh, my god, who will fill eric's shoes. so congratulations anyway to moving on and the floor is yours. >> thank you. i'm a little overwhelmed, to be quite honest. so thank you supervisor mamdleman, and thank you to all of the supervisors. i know so many of yo many of yoe working with a

truett's place and being there. he's done such a fabulous job. and i said, if you say i have to do it, i have to do and it's been the greatest honor of my life for certain. i have to thank all of the teachers, the faculty and you asked about the new shoes. so miss mccambey has taken over and she's been there many, many years and mission is in great hand. the anti-racist teaching work, the social justice work will continue, will only deepen and get stronger and i couldn't be prouder of that. i also just have to say personally, as a child, my grandmother went to girl's high school, which is the first high school for young women in san francisco. my father, he went to sherman and marina and lowell and he went to schools in the city, as well. i was born in the city and it has been such an honor for me to be there and to be ail to d ablo the anti-racist work but i do it on a personal level. speaking of my family, my daughter was a tiny baby when i moved to mission and she literally took her first steps there and graduated from mission. she's now studi