I will say that one of the most difficult situations that weve faced with Charter Schools in recent years in california and certainly in San Francisco is the facilities challenge that we have so thinking about the schools how full they are and the number of students that live there and whats being built there and seeing the numerously hard work thats been done so long for people working hard in the community i feel that it it will be like throwing a caliber in addition into the community there are no Available School buildings in the midst ive looked at it since weve approved the mous this evening we have two schools one of which was referred to two Charter Schools in our buildings of one has had it in their dhaert theyll not have a facility this was prior to the passage of prop 39 but this was the deal well not ask you for a building yet here they are asking for a building in our building so im not prepared to support this i think we should stand up and say this community this Southea
Meeting and looking at the schools there are and talking about where those improvements are really taking hold and also that all the schools are pretty full now exercised to compared to the last Small Business said we need a school like this in the mission or mission i want to point out this is one of the most important roshths to decide how many schools our Community Needs can support and will fulfill the requirements of the community i understand that the charter laws seek to and have some stent remove that to private individuals who have no public accountability certainly not an elective accountability still thats our decision i have when i was looking at the map and thinking about this and i will say that one of the most difficult situations that weve faced with Charter Schools in recent years in california and certainly in San Francisco is the facilities challenge that we have so thinking about the schools how full they are and the number of students that live there and whats bein
Lets say first of all, right now for one purpose to put those types of preferences in our chapter would be illegal under federal law it is through the california when they change that well medical cannabis come to you and say please give us a revision to the chapter well be eager to put in the provisions we were the first school to give preference to percent of our students that no parent granulated if college a third of our signatures come from the bayview and Health Department weve recruited in the southeast part of the city also in the western edition if you look at the applications that have come in so far not one is from west of the ca take care or west south of market so im confident well serve the population. I have a question for my colleagues, i was telling the superintendent there are 14 chapter of one hundred and 42 schools we have 19. 8 percent of our schools are charter one of the questions how many Charter Schools do we want to have in our some its commendable one purpose
Became a high school in his district and all of our schools have low suspension rates we keep our students in school and make sure they graduate to close i ask to look beyond the 4 hundred and 67 pages of charter and beyond the 10 thousand words i ask i will antonio and melissa and our Terrific Community neighborhoods like the Good Samaritan people will all those programs deliver for the kids of color we will deliver thank you very much clapping. thank you, mr. Mcclove ton so i believe youre on the list. Good evening all its good to be front of the of you again, i hope upper moved by the compassion of the mission to disrupt the mission of poverty this is no small feet but doable some thirty years ago i stood in a welfare line with my mom waiting for free cheese i spent winters in the heat also city apartment this is what one deals with when poor its in the acceptable then nor now i started my school in south bronx and ended with a degree from an iv i didnt League University more import
Have low suspension rates we keep our students in school and make sure they graduate to close i ask to look beyond the 4 hundred and 67 pages of charter and beyond the 10 thousand words i ask i will antonio and melissa and our Terrific Community neighborhoods like the Good Samaritan people will all those programs deliver for the kids of color we will deliver thank you very much clapping. thank you, mr. Mcclove ton so i believe youre on the list. Good evening all its good to be front of the of you again, i hope upper moved by the compassion of the mission to disrupt the mission of poverty this is no small feet but doable some thirty years ago i stood in a welfare line with my mom waiting for free cheese i spent winters in the heat also city apartment this is what one deals with when poor its in the acceptable then nor now i started my school in south bronx and ended with a degree from an iv i didnt League University more importantly my children are sitting in the audience see that pover