commissioner wynns. i we've had request from c s b.a. that went out to the board of directors to get the school districts to forward to them the bullet points or the outreach we're doing so they can through their policy department put out links to what people have and the best practices trying to help other people to do the things i'm requesting we do that particularly not only because we're doing a wonderful job i know you are but really we have this kind of infrastructure and pattern of working with partners even sort of inside and outside partners to help us to lead this because what we hear from other school districts is things they've never done but not as effective as the strategies we use like holding the public meetings so far the parents to come to the hearings so if we could whoever you want me to get in touch with i'll be happy to do that. okay. i'll do that with the link >> okay. thank you ms. williams. item f public comment and seeing no speakers and item g can i have a motion and so second on the consent calendar. any items

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to serve those additional 10 thousand plus students arrest as commissioner wynns (reading.) the be it resolved there was a mention of the copayment so in looking at the price tags per year what's the reasonable amount for the families keeping. it's going to take time to understand the copayment system but for purposes we choose the simple route so if you look at the percentage of the case students eligible at 60 percent so if we are looking at the copayment we'll be linked in some way we can say that those families those 60 percent of the families let's say at the don't pay any copayment again, this is an estimate there's 40 percent of the family of the 26 thousand students are not eligible and probability going could pay the co- payments so for the 26 thousand 5 families that's 10 thousand 4 hundred families that potentially pay a co-pay pay. following there? did that make sense so if you say on average each of the 10 thousand plus students would pay half and average of half 8 hundred and plus per student we worked generate 8.4 million a year again looking at the unfund por

commissioner wynns. president fewer. commissioner maufas. commissioner haney. 7 i's. we request to speak for general matters we have two individuals signed up. aaron morgan and jenny. and also michael. okay. you have two minutes each, please. thank you. >> p so, please speaking press the bottom you have two minutes. >> thank you. >> hi i'm aaron morgan on behalf of the juvenile justice system we're here to support the decisions and this is really important because these particular education institution was deficient in the areas of health and physical education so we'll support them expanding this program. we know this commission is very - this board would like to preserve equality the students are systematically deprived of the education this will enhance something we're to give them it's important they thinks their worthy of this care because there's a lot of ashamed that go into this parents are afraid to step forward we'll hope that everyone will see a sense of belonging and team and we need to give them a way to feel wonderful about themselves so we support and a

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>> yes. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> murase. >> aye. >> norton. >> aye. >> wynns. >> aye. >> fewer. >> yes. >> seven ayes. >> thank you. >> and superintendent's proposals first reading. move and seconded has already been through the committee and back to action the recommendation for amending board of education policy on the use of tobacco alcohol and other drugs to update its current version to include changes and include additional language. , r, board members proposals, none tonight. >> so moved. >> sorry. >> second. >> thanks. >> board members reports. can we have a report please, from the committee meeting of the whole on april 15, on special education? >> commissioner murase? >> yes. >> we received a very thorough and comprehensive report from our special education division. and i had it here. entitled needs not labels, service not programs, and names not numbers. by dr. liz dranco and assistant superintendent and shaw, director and it really gave the committee an overview of the shifts fundamental shifts in special education and a way from service delivery type of model, and really m

. >> wynns. >> here. >> fewer. >> present. >> miss wei. >> here. >> and mr. logan. >> here. >> thank you. >> please, join me in the pledge after lee begans. pledge of allegiance. >> okay. i am going to ask you one last time, please, the meeting has been called to order. approval of the board minutes. >> can i have a motion... can i have a motion and a second please? >> move to adopt. >> second. >> and thank you, roll call vote, please? >> wei? >> yes. >> logan? >> yes. i abstain. >> mr. haney. >> yes. >> maufas, mike leeds. >> yes. >> mubarak. >> aye. >> wynns. >> fewer. >> aye. >> six ayes. >> item b, presentation to the board of education, the superintendant's report. >> instead of sharing superintendant thoughts for the evening, i think that what i would like to do is actually turn to over to the stars of the show which are our students and as you know this is poetry week and we are honored this evening to have two students, a fifth grader from cleveland elementary and a fourth grader. and as our students make their way to the podium, i just would like to

commissioner wynns and president fewer. we have a motion and second in support of s b authorized in the california state senator by the proposition for 227 and the district prohibition. i have a brief report from the rules committee. oh, can i have a motion and a second. >> so moved. i was at the rules committee so if you want to have me report on them >> okay. >> this is a bill before the senate it was recommended we take a position of support which the rules committee approved, however, commissioner haney the chair of the committee suggested that we have the opportunity to discuss this proposal publicly here and before the - oh, sorry before t before the commissioner norton duo did so the public would know there's for the superintendant and commissioner haney to support this and also our district has been on record of opposing those rieksdz in the participation of the lawsuit after the passage of this for the rules committee they recommends we take it public not only the rules committee taking a public support open this a

commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell commissioner wynns. commissioner norton and president fewer >> public comment on content items no speakers have signed up. yes. i'm sorry one last item. thank you. we have one more action item in support of renaming the james lining library can we have a report from the buildings and ground and support, please. seeing. thank you. we heard about oh, my god mr. burns as a building and grounds popcorn last time he was a very much missed person and the committee was happy to recommend a recommendation >> may i have a reading of the resolution please. i'm david golden i'd like to read resolution s p-3 the superintendents proposal in renaming the james lavish to the e dwight burns library he dedicated his life mentoring students in academic and successful strategies whereas we provided education services all were spent at the middle school and whereas emphasis mentoring lead to the success of numerous students to stay in school and become avid readers and accomplished that by building relationships to where he

building our buildings or support salaries for teachers or the realization fund that commissioner wynns referenced in her talk that we get behind our kids and we do this routine. this is seen as part of the route and very, very much encourage you to support that and bring it forward to the voters and we're proud to be partnering with you and supervisor breed i'll, work with your staff to make sure it's brought before the board >> thank you. please thank superintendant carranza as well. i'm going to start to call public comment cards there are a number of parents that have to pick up your kids you are limited to 2 minutes and you'll hear a hard bell and your time is up. there's the gentleman from the soft beverage industry (calling names) i'm going to call up a few more names we ask people to line up on the right side of the room. (calling names) and commissioner a youth commissioner. >> good morning, everyone. thank you. i'm leah i've been a registered dietician for 25 years i'm a member of the academic of nutrition and also the american society for nutrition. i'm here to testify on beh

commissioner wynns. >> thank you and thank you for the presentation and thank you supervisor kim for the history. it's important to know that the people of san francisco has supported these kinds of measures both the children's fund and the enrichment fund and many other school funding measures generously and wisely in my view, and that we appreciate that and have the responsibility to make sure that we actually do those things that we promised to do and we ask that citizens to fund these -- our schools and services for students that they deserve to need and it's an investment into our future. i appreciated the highlighting of the program and the discussions that are ongoing. i just wanted to -- i think it's my responsibility to say that those things identify in the last slide is the issues of whether or not there should be a trigger, whether that allows the city to not fully fund it which has happened in future years and should there be a sunset date and should we have one ballot or two and issues related to preschool which is because that money is administered by first 5 and not ou

commissioner wynns and president fewer. 6 i's. consent calendar resolutions for discussion noun tonight eat superintendents proposals none together and boards proposals so motion to second been through the committee what committee? it went straight to rules oh, i was going to have it go to cripple so it's recommended that's the proposal in support of the unified school district student guardian handicap book standards and board member's reports. i think committee of the whole march 18. >> yes. the theme for the committee as a whole for march 18 is an informational item of the early education department i want to recognize martin and others. we were able to review a school by school analysis of how many are kindergarten rode and it was role detailed very rigorous analysis. a secondly, that analyze was presented by race and gender that's helpful to look at. achievement gaps and thirdly, it was discussed that the gaps that arises monk 4 years old are the gaps that persist throughout the upper grades so it's very, very valuable inform

thank you so much. >> commissioner wynns. >> thank you.i want to thank you for the presentation and i may have missed this but it's followup on supervisor -- it's a long term evaluations but also breaking down the participants, so when some of the programs that you mentioned, you know, career or awareness, i'd like to know how many young people have paid jobs during the school year. i understand that many of them have jobs that don't go through any programs, that's fine. for all the programs we are facilitating, how many get jobs and how many have paid jobs during the summer? because when i've looked at these reports before about the summer jobs program, there was nothing that distinguished between those in the awareness program or it's connected to a school program and those who have a paid job, so i'd like to know the distinction and know what followup we do to that. i'm presuming and hoping that you and the people who manage these programs are interested in knowing what kind of real world impact we have, so people who have a paid progra

wynne. i would have liked to have been a fly on the wall. the problem is mr. wynne has trouble seeing so it would have been an unfair fight. >> if i got in trouble every time a friend called me a [bleep] i would fight all the time. >> did you take home a lot of men-tos? a lot of times when you drink your breath smells of alcohol so there is nothing like a good men-to in your mouth. no? >> well, i didn't, but i didn't see what the end of the night ended up like for him. i wouldn't be surprised. >> that's good. >> anyway, you don't know george clooney. isn't it funny? my theory is you are so used to hearing people say things that you agree with that your skin is thin. he is not used to people criticizing his lord and savior. >> i am still laughing at the mentos. you know who you are. this is one of my pet peeves. do not talk politics with me while i am drinking. you are setting yourself up. and who ever you bring around me for a very horrible time, if you thought clooney was bad , catch me about five patrone shots in and ask me about the inner city. i will run t

ç >> steve wynn told a paper said clooney is fun to be with when he's sober. get there early and don't stay late. >> i believe the story, we were at an event with clooney with folks from fox when the government shutdown happen. i went to clooney's people and said could we have a picture taken with him. the comment was he's not happy with you people now. i would steer clear. >> they are friends. i assume they are friends. and if someone is putting your friend down, you do want to stick up for him. like steve, no matter how drunk you get, you start ripping on kilmeade, you're going to rip out there have have -- out ofç there to the show across the steve. >> what steve said was the more that george clooney drinks, the better friends he and the president are. >> okay. now on to richard gere. >> pay attention to the homeless people in the streets. one of them could be richard gere. last night in grand central station in the middle of rush hour, richard gere was filming his movie and no one noticed him because he was dressed in shabby clothes. he was so convincing

wynn chimes in and says and storm out.inks all of sden he think he's a close friend to the president. >> a horrible thing has happened to justin bieber and soulja boy and rick ross and all those guys who love to drink sizzurp. the company that makes it realized it became popular in hip hop so they discontinued the product. hip hop should take note product. justin bieber ruined this. everybody was having a great time. one little white b

in a very candid statement clooney said wynn called the president an expletive. walked out. >> everybody is frightened at the way barack obama does politics. i'll be damned if he's going to lecture me. >> he's also an fob, friend of barack. >> we got to know each other and he is -- he's a good man and a good friend. >> reporter: steve wynn told the paper when clooney's drinking he considers him a close friend. he's fun to be with when he's associate. if you want to have a chat with him get there early and don't stay late. apparently what happened in vegas is supposed to stay there. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, las vegas. >> well they always say do not talk about politics at dinner, and they violated that clearly. >> sounds like a little alcohol might have been involved there. >>> spending half a century boxed in. >> coming up on "cbs this morning" -- >> no. >> no. >> i'm mo rocca and it's the 50th anniversary of the office cube cal and this is the first time anyone's ever smiled talking about the cube cal. can it marcia. >>> 50 years ago something unfortuna

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. >> between steve wynn and george clooney? >> yeah. >> clooney gets drunk on tequila shots.he says that george clooney drops the "f" bomb, storms off. i said the president was a long time friend and he says your friend is an a-hole. got mad, angry. kudos to steve wynn today. >> i think clooney's standing up for his friend. >> you call me that every day. >> who's next? >> kimberly. >> okay. i would like to take some time to say that george clooney is an easy going, likable guy. >> you got a crush on. >> i don't have a crush. he's a nice guy. >> of course. we get it. he likes you. >> no, it's not that. you know what, stick up for your friends. i'd be mad if somebody said that about you. anyway. let's look at some happiness, shall we? i'm in. okay. chris, hits a big one for his mama. >> chris comes to the plate, and it's sylvana's birthday. let's hope chris gives her a nice present this at bat. hope so. >> going back is jennings and it is gone! happy birthday, mom! >> isn't that the cutest thing you've ever seen? oh, i want a little home run for me. >> that was totally -- it'll

. >> commissioner wynns and commissioner haney. >> i have a few questions and thank you for this too, but here is the main question, most of the students who are not on track to graduate, appear to be the ones who need one class. how or what assurance can we have or how much can we presume that those students are all in that class this semester? >> from the data that we have run, because we run the comparison data for the students that are enrolled in our current evening school. and we have a pretty high level of assurance that most of them and i can't say that 100 percent, but i can say that we have worked with counselors and counselors have identified them. >> and i want to know why they have to have taken it in evening school, i mean, you said that during the school day is the preferred way for kids to get these classes. so, depending on what classes they are, most of them should be available to them during the school day and that is sort of counseling question. what have we put in place the systems that can assure us that we will get to the points where the counselors are making s

commissioner wynns arrest commissioner norton and president fewer arrest 7 i's. consent calendar resolution severed and any actions. none. yes superintendents proposals. no one board members first reading none let's make that brief. can we have a report from april 7, 2014. >> thank you and i will be brief i just wanted to talk about the tops we had at yesterday's curriculum program meeting we have an action item for the san francisco unified school district student and parental handicap book resolution on dress and apparent standards we kept this resolution in committee because we really feel there are a lot more areas to deceive into to have more staff that need to address the issues but to make sure our next meeting is may fifth and the next regular board meeting is may 14. you have a timeline you're interested in meeting i want you to be aware of those dates commissioner haney and is that fine with you >> the only timeline is the issue the handbook we'll have to follow up with the superintendant about that. >> thank you, very much very much. the other tactics

actually climbed it first was a member of steve along's expedition which came in 1820 and his name was ed wynne james. some people started calling it james peak in the 1820s and 1830s and they coexist until the army topographical engineer sort of official gave it the name of pikes peak. i don't know if there was a point they started doing it but it came into usage in the late 1830'ss and 40s and james peak sellout. [inaudible] >> other than he passed through it in december, november 11th, feb. twenty-seventh of 1806-1807. he did manage to climb the peak. declined another mountain but didn't climb the peak and for trivia persons it is almost certainly not although there's some debate about that. if you look at the mountain crests line. you see pike speak and the lower one. the third one to the south is a perfect triangle. thanks a bunch for coming out. hope you had a good time. >> pleasure to meet you. have you seen one of those maps of louisiana i got in here in your colorado fourth grade textbook? i am sorry? in eighth grade you get to that. okay. what is your name? good to meet you. thanks fo

wynn and he stayed calm as well. i would have loved to be a fly on the wall. listen, if i got in a fight every time someone called me or one of my friends an -- i would be fighting all the time. >> when you would hang out with clooney did you guys end up taking a lot of mentos after -- after you drink your breath smells like alk-- >> well, that's good. anyway, sunny, you don't know jornl cloony but isn't it kind of funny -- my theory that you're so used to hearing people say things you agree with that your skin is to thin. he's not used to people criticizing his lord and savior. >> now, you know who you are. this is one of my pet peeves. do not talk politics with me while i am drinking. >> very true. >> you're setting yourself up and whoever you bring around me, for a very who horrible time. if you thought cloony was about, catch me about five patron shots in and ask me what i think about the democrat z. >> do not do that. i think anyone who does that is because they do not feel comfortable with their position when they are sober. no don't do that. i'll hurt y

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wynn chimes in and says and storm out. drinks all of a sudden he think he's a close friend to the president. >> a horrible thing has happened to justin bieber and soulja boy and rick ross and all those guys who love to drink sizzurp.