Total 2. 2 frillion relief in the cares act and its far below the investment that the federal government provided in 2009 and 2010 in the education jobs fund. And whereas the Public Education is one of the largest employees employers of any organization, public or private, in the nation. And whereas published Economic Research has demonstrated a strong connection between a countrys g. D. P. Growth and its investment in elementary and secondary education and whereas research has found a strong casual relationship between levels of schooling and wages that individuals earn over a lifetime. And whereas the Public Schools to thrive and for our students to realize a bright and productive future, the federal government needs to make a substantial new investment in our wellbeing and whereas the council of the schools, and the National Education association and the American Federation of teachers and the National SchoolBoards Association and the American Association of School Administrators and the National ParentTeachers Association and others have called for some 200 billion in relief for the nations Public Schools. And whereas this level of funding is a minimum needed by the nations urban Public Schools to sustain and accelerate their academic achievement trends over the past decade, including gains in reading and math achievement that outpace the national average. And whereas the United States congress is debating a bill proposed by Speaker Nancy Pelosi called the health and economic recovery omnibus emergency solution heroes act that includes 58 billion for k12 School District and 3 billion for child nutrition programs, and 1. 5 billion for erat for internet and for schools. And 42 billion for higher education. And 500 billion for states and 375 billion for citys and counties. Therefore, be it resolved that the San Francisco unified School District board of education urges the members of its congressional delegation to continue to advocate for and to approve additional educational funding for our nations Public Schools which is critical to protect safety and allow Student Learning to continue during the ongoing pandemic. President sanchez did anybody catch we moved the census resolution so can i get a motion and a second to suspend the rules for this resolution on heroes . So moved. Second. Commissioner cohen presidel call. Miss collins . Yes. Mr. Cook . Yes. Miss lam. Yes. Miss lopez. Yes. Mr. Moliga. Yes. Miss norton . Yes. And mr. Sanchez . Yes. Seven ayes. President sanchez formal motion and second for this resolution. So moved. Second. President sanchez read into the record. Any Public Comment on this resolution . For the heroes act . Not seeing any at this time. President sanchez thank you. Commissioners, any comments or questions . Commissioner collins. Commissioner collins thank you very much for this resolution. Its amazing. I appreciate it. Thank you. President sanchez and thanks for after this bill for putting us on record as supporting the heroes act as the board of education. If theres no other comments or questions roll call. Thank you. Miss collins . Yes. Mr. Cook . Yes. Miss lam. Yes. Miss lopez . Yes. Mr. Moliga. Yes. Miss norton . Yes. Mr. Sanchez . Yes. Seven ayes. President sanchez so we have moved the other resolution which is your other resolution, jenny, on the census so weed need reaweedsensewe neee record. President sanchez youre still on mute though, jenny. Commissioner lam resolution number 20526a about, the 2020 census San Francisco counts whereas the bureau is required by article one of the u. S. Constitution to conduct an accurate count of the population every 10 years to enumerate every person residing in the United States and its fundamental to ensure that all residents have fair representation, essential services and economic development. And whereas an accurate count of persons living in the city and county of San Francisco in the 2020 census is vital to determine the representation of individuals, families and communities in our local, state and federal governments. And whereas the 2020 census count of children living in sfusd will be the basis of federal Education Funding allocated to our schools over the next 10 years, specifically the federal program serving our students living in poverty and students with disabilities. And whereas the population data derived in the 2020 senseus wi l be used to determine which communities in the city of San Francisco can receive libraries and grocerys and retail stores. And whereas the populations that are prevalent in the urban areas, including the city and county of San Francisco, are at higher risk of being not crow cd and plus lgbtq plus communities and language minority families and undocumented residents and tenants that are foreign born, and those with limited internet access. And whereas children are more likely to be missed in the census count if they reside in the complex household and its also common in urban areas. Such as multigenerational households and extended families and multifamily households and whereas during the 2020 census theres a risk of an undercount due to the Digital Divide and Language Access issues and local Community Mistrust in the federal government. And whereas, local and state governments as well as communitybased organizations can play a Critical Role in counteracting the undercount risk and reaching hardtocount populations and ensuring that their communities get counted in 2020. And whereas the San Francisco current selfresponse rate is 57. 9 . Which is below the National State responses. And the selfresponse phase is scheduled to end on october 31, 2020. And where is didas its pair moe principals and educators and parent organizations and all local leaders and sfusd to community the importance of census 2020 to families and Community Members to ensure that everyone is counted. Therefore, be it resolved that sfusd will develop and adopt a plan of action around ensuring a complete count of all students and their families within the School District on the 2020 census by august 31st. And be it further resolved that sfusd is committed to working in partnership with other local, civic, business and community leaders, the state of california and others to engage and educate and count every resident in the 2020 census. President sanchez thank you so much, commissioner lam. Any Public Comment on this item . Yes. Hi, thank you so much for this and i just want to thank commissioner lam for the work on this and the other one as well. Thats a lot of work. I wanted to have a shoutout to the student delegates for that other resolution. Thank you, thank you, thank you. These are not meaningless. They really matter. So i appreciate your efforts in doing this, commissioner lam. Thank you. That was it for Public Comment president sanchez. President sanchez thank you. Commissioners . Okay, commissioner lam. Commissioner lam i just wanted to note on record that our executive director of San Franciscos office of Civic Engagement adrian pond back in february in a public hearing acknowledged and recognized that a quarter of the citys population is vulnerable to the undercount. Which can translate and result to more than 4 billion lost in federal funding over the next decade. So given that, coupled with what were seeing as the underresponse rate now at 57. 9 , and how that gets magnified around the lawsuits for federal funding coming back to the city and county of San Francisco. President sanchez upwards of 100 million a year. And so the council might have a template model for us to look at in terms of how we can come up with a plan ourselves. So i dont want us to have to totally invent it on our own but asking commissioner lam, could the staff have something by august 31st that can be rolled out, is that correct . So just wanted to put it out there so that the staff can utilize the councils efforts. No other comments or questions, roll call. Thank you. Miss collins, yes. Mr. Cook . Yes. Miss lam. Yes. Miss lopez. Yes. Mr. Moliga. Yes. Miss norton . Yes. Mr. Sanchez. Yes. Seven ayes. President sanchez section m, the Board Members reports and the following meetings, Virtual Meetings that take place through the last regular Board Meeting. And monday may 18th, 2020, 5 00 p. M. , commissioner norto norton. Commissioner norton sorry. Yes, we the Committee Heard the results of all of the input from the Community Meetings on the redesign. There was some great input and we heard some of it earlier tonight from the parents. And there is definitely concern about equity and about making sure that we have a plan to ensure that were that all schools are providing an excellent education and relieving the disparities between schools. And the other item that we discussed was whether to continue to extend the timeline and we talked about it and we considered extending the timeline for the redesign into the past the election into the winter. And decided as a committee that we wanted to stay the course. And still stay on track for a vote on the final plans in the late fall of this year. So more to come. I have not scheduled the next meeting of the committee yet. I believe that it will were going to take a little pause for the summer and then reconvene in august. President sanchez thank you. Although, you know, were probably going to meet throughout july anyway. Okay, so we have curriculum and program on thursday as commissioner collins has mentioned, thursday may 28th at 3 00 p. M. I want to make a plug that well talk about the summer so thats the time that people can talk about summer learning. President sanchez thank you. And rules, and policies and legislation will be monday june 1st at 3 00 p. M. And budget and Business Services committee is wednesday, june 3rd and i want to verify with the chair that is at 3 00 p. M. Yes . Yes, it is. President sanchez thank you. Commissioner lam. And section n, other informational items, hosts and agendas and acceptance of gifts. Monthly report for april 2020. Section o, memorial adjournment. Theres none tonight. And this time well take Public Comment for those who wish to speak to closed session items. Mr. Chairman, are you going to go back to section 8f, number nine, and theres challenges to the resolutions. President sanchez yes. We need to do that and i forgot. So superintendent matthews, i dont know if the staff has been able to this is on the contract for items and if we dont vote tonight, if the contracts will be able to be brought to us in the next meeting for a vote . Yes, im getting that information now. There was a recommendation for at least two and now i cant the other members, do you have oh, number 13 in terms of the ones that need to be passed tonight, 13 and 1 16. And the relationship reasons fos to start inservice staff work next week for summer learning. And 16 i believe is the bond audit, its a routine process and it has to be held and it needs to be funded. So theres recommendation for those two to be passed tonight. I dont know if staff had any others. To be clear, you are meeting the resolution for 200,000 yes. And those dollars actually are from sales force and theyre directed just for that. And then the one for the bond work, i think that its number 16. President sanchez so can we vote on those and hold off on the others to the next Board Meeting . Okay were talking about the k resolution, is that k13 and k16, mr. Superintendent . Or is this 13 and 16 in its quite different. Theres a difference here. Number nine is consent calendar item 9. But within that the one that is for the bond you see them or no . President sanchez so well vote on those two and the rest well hold off until next one, okay . The amendments where were getting credit those i think that we want to pass those as well, right . They are credited to our account. Right . President sanchez i dont understand. Yes, those are amendments to return money to the district. Right, so we would want to pass those today because were getting money back probably. Theyre belo below 21, 22, 23, l the way down to 31. President sanchez do you understand . No. I need clarity on this. On number 9 theres an attachment. With all of the k resolutions that have separate case numbers. Right. And so theres amendments all of the amendments were saying that we want to pass those because the amendments are theyre crediting our accounts. Were getting money back. President sanchez why dont we follow up afterwards. K31 yes. K9 k13 and k16. Okay, so they are k numbers. And k13 and k16. Yes, they are. I needed clarity. Thank you. All right. Got it. President sanchez roll call. Miss collins . Yes. Mr. Cook . Yes. Miss lam . Yes. Miss lopez . Yes. I didnt hear it. Sorry. Mr. Moliga. Yes. Miss norton . Yes. And mr. Sanchez . Yes. Okay thats seven ayes. Thank you. President sanchez just make sure that you are circling back thank you. All righty. I think that were there. So at this time well take Public Comment for closed session items and theres a total of five minutes for Public Comment. Is there any comments on the closed session items . Not seeing any, president sanchez. President sanchez all right. So section 2b, well go into closed session unless i call a recess of the regular meeting. And why dont we take at least a fiveminute break. Five minutes and then the nex next. You can find out more information about this data and on our data tracker, on our online data sunny skies sf. Org covid19 for full details. I want to just kind of update all of you on a few things and get to dr. Colfax and some important things that definitely need to be discussed. First of all, this past monday dr. Colfax and i had a monday was yesterday, right . It feels like monday every day, but yesterday dr. Colfax and i, along with dr. Susan phillips, had this great conversation about what it would take to reopen, and we talked about the indicators and the hospitalizations and a number of other things and the various phases. It was a very good conversation, and i think it is needed. What we found from that conversation are, of course, a number of questions, and many questions centered around when will we will able to get child care open, summer camps, schools and other things centered around children because i know many parents are anxious to not just get a break from their children but to get back to work and to get their kids involved in activities, and i know kids are anxious to play with their friends, and so this friday at 11 30 i, along with bill ginsburg who is the director of park and rec and others will have a conversation around some of the options that we have available and what you can expect for the future. It will center around opportunities mostly for the summer and transitioning kids into, you know, a place where we can allow in some cases some summer activities, and we will be able to speak to more details about that on friday and hopefully get to some of the questions that so many of the parents have. So we appreciate you all tuning in. We decided to cut back on some of the press conferences and really focus on the conversations with a lot of the leaders who are leading around Public Health, who are leading around support for children, youth and families, folks who are helping us to make the decisions about economic recovery as we move in our new normal of covid19 this provides us with an Incredible Opportunity to really get to the heart of, you know, what is of most concern to the people of San Francisco and answer your questions so that you are able to make plans or arrangements as information is provided to you. So we know that its been probably very challenging that we have not been able to provide you with specific dates or times around the things that you want to know the most, and as we have said before, this is a fluid situation and things can change at a moments notice, but because most san franciscans have complied with the orders, people have been wearing their masks, socially distancing themselves, and again i say most people. I didnt say all people, but most people have complied, and because many people are taking this directive seriously, we have seen a decline in the curve, and that is something to be proud of, but our goal is to get rid of it entirely, and thats going to take continued work. Yesterday was the first day that shops were able to open for Curbside Pickup, and some offering delivery. I stopped by green apple, a bookstore, in the inner sunset, and they have another location further out. I was so happy to buy a book. I just didnt know what to do with myself. It felt good to go out to the community and to support this incredible institution. This past friday i picked up dinner at the golden mira. I stopped by, you know, the garden center, and it just you know, to be able to support these businesses was really i