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A closed session items. Please raise your hand for our virtual participants if you care to give a Public Comment on any of the closed session items. Seeing no hands raised. Okay. I now recess this meeting at 502. As we go to closed session. 6 40 p. M. And we will start with a vote on student expulsion matters. C1 i move approval of the stipulated expulsion agreement of one middle School Student matter number 20232024. Number five from the district for the remainder of the fall. 2023 semester and suspended enforcement for the spring 2024 semester. Can i have a second . Second if we could have a...

Call vote, please. Thank you. Commissioner alexander. Yes commissioner fisher . Yes commissioner lamb. Yes commissioner montgomery. Yes mr. Sanchez. Vice president wiseman. Ward. Yes. President boggess. Yes. Success thank you. And now i continue with a report from closed session in three matters of anticipated litigation, the board voted by a vote of six yeses, with one commissioner absent. Commissioner sanchez gives direction to the general counsel in the matter of student cc versus sf usd. Oh h. Case. Number 202 a3060826. The boad by a vote of six yeses or one absence. Commissioner sanchez g...

He is being held at the Sonoma County jail on suspicion of murder. While the Oakland Raiders are enjoying success across the bay. The San Francisco 49ers continue to struggle and now the team is in a battle with the city of santa clara. Tonight is the deadline to turnover documents as required by the lease. And it will show if the 49ers spent money that should be going to the santa claras general fund. If they do not do it there will be a warning to believe the 49ers have reached crate the team will have 30 days to produce the documents or the city may initiate steps to take over stadium manag...

A troubling year for SF schools

The superintendent for the San Francisco Unified School District recommended adopting less rigorous admissions requirements for the district's two most prestigious high schools.