Privilege to present to you the charter petition, when developed the new school of San Francisco will be diverse, school that puts learning by doing and equity and doing at the center of a childs education, over the past eight months, we have taken inspiration from parents, educators and Community Organizations and School Leaders from across the city, region and state and we have held 50plus conversation and network with more than 45 local organization and visited 30plus schools and we believe that the petition reflects the collective expertise and, priorities and expectation and aspirations and sense of what is possible, uniquely possible in public education. We have also found great inspiration in the work with the district and the 2025 vision, demonstrates your passion and commitment and drive to innovate and a powerful statement of the citys opportunity to transform of what it means to teach and learn in the 21st century, this is in response to the call to action, it is our intenti
And dont just say that is too much. And dont just say, status quo. Make some responses so that we get a feeling for where you folks really are, and we are ready to get to the point where we can actually have a contract that is signed, and sealed, and makes people comfortable about working in this district. And so that we dont have to have, the situation where there are 84 positions where we have not been able to reach out to people, who want to come here. To work. Thank you. Thank you. And good evening, superintendent and commissioners, i am amy ellis and thank you for hearing me today, on behalf of the Jewish Community Relations Council of San Francisco i am here to encourage you to do everything in your power to settle the labor dispute, could lead to the first teachers strike in decades, a long history of advocacy for the quality of Public School and the majority of the schools are enrolled in california Public Schools and we take great pride and we respect the professional and valu