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Speaker will have one minute to speak. Im seeing no hands raised for virtual Public Comment. Thank you so much. At this time, well go into closed session. [closed session] attendees who wish to provide Public Comment to the board and like an asl interpreter can use the q a to type the handle and list the items they would like to comment on. The attendee needs a functioning camera to communicate with the board. The zoom host will promote the attendee to panelists and enable the attendees video. Translation, go ahead, please. Interpreter thank you. This is spanish and cantonese. This will be in ...

Though what is the state of the us china taiwan thailand relations today. On todays program were delighted to have a true expert in very good friend of mine the david hall who is currently an associate Research Fellow of the institute of european and american studies at the Academic Senate to to discuss this and many issues with us what comes across with a bit. I woke up to end of the light of this whirlwind start of todays program was something very broad and general was something bite of your alley its what is your assessment of the state of relations between us and china. This is possibly t...

Parents were trying to find alternative options for them. Whether or not they are succeeding is an open question. The second thing we have learned about this is kids who are participating in the Voucher Program are do we know better than average then the kids that would have done had they stayed in the publicschool to the extent we are able to tell. There are to the statistics involved in that. More to be that i would really like. My professional judgment says they are doing no better or worse than average than they would have done on the Public Schools. It can interpret that positively or neg...

Thank you. The bob grahams center for Public Service is very pleased to cosponsor this. This is a great policy for us to look at. David figlio is the professor of education, social policy and economics at northwestern university. He is also a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research and a Founding Member of the Research Program on the economics of education. His research on education and social policy has been funded by the u. S. Department of education, the nih and the Gates Foundation among many others. His Current Research involves evaluating the tax credit Scholarship...

University spent. And in florida youre seeing questions like, what is your Graduation Rate . How many students that are graduating are holding jobs . And so youre seeing a focus on outcome as opposed to spending. And the. That i was trying to make and ill reiterate, is that we tend in washington to simply say how much more money can we spend on something rather than lets think outside the box and try to solve a problem. And i think we owe it to the american taxpayer that is ultimately footing this bill to focus less on how many we spend and more on whether, in fact, the problems are being solv...