this data is submitted to both usfsd to ensure accountability. the new school board is a valuable resource for understanding all public school outcomes. the dashboard shows how districts and schools are performing on test scores, graduation rates and other measures of student success school-wide and all significant subgrou subgroups. thank you. >> as a teacher that also serves on the board of directors at creative -- thank you. my name is gina, as a teacher that serves on the board of directors i can assure you that cacs is determined and strategic in our pursuit to close the opportunity gap and ensure all students achieve at high levels. to this end, cacs has partnered with the san francisco coalition of essential small schools for the past five years to ensure that our teachers and staff are equipped to serve our most at-risk students. the focus of this work is on key areas, including recognizing and providing support via training around implicit bias and ensuring that our teaching is culturally responsive. in addition, we establish an internal

it's because of the policy of usfsd. i think that creating a world language council in the usfsd is not only a great idea and should be implemented, but the resolution addresses the needs of a diverse community. it will not only address the needs of our existing language programs, but the needs of other communities, like art, hindu, their voices need to be heard also. i am here because i'm deeply concerned about the needs of the filipino pathway. the placement of the newcomer students, or misplacement, parents are in need of information. and the lack of a staff who speaks filipino. our sfusd filipino students are also no faring well compared to other students in other districts in california. not only are the filipino students in the sfusd test scores low, but 30% of filipino students contemplated suicide. that's double the rate of any in sfusd. to wrap it up, the council is what we need. >> thank you. >> if it's implemented our voices will be heard. thank you very much. >> superintendent matthew and the commissioners of

commissioners know and many members of the public know, we have been talking about educator housing in usfsd for 20 years to be honest and some years have been more active than others, many of them quite inactive, but thanks to the partnership that formed several years ago between sfusd, the educators of san francisco and the city and county and the leadership of late mayor lee, we have really gotten quite far over the past several years and we've engaged in brick-and-mortar, eviction protection. we've been moving on a lot of fronts. probably the flagship effort in all of those efforts is this inaugural development out in the outer avenue. so tonight is really a progress update on that project. we've been bringing updates to the monthly building an grounds committee meetings for the better part of almost a year, i would say, but we thought it was time to share this with the full board and with members of the public that sometimes don't have the opportunity to come to the meetings. a lot is happening quickly. the team will present some of the details about the discussions we've been having. w