Second. May we have a reading of it. Yes, i would like to ask the chief officer david golden to do the read. Thank you. It is the most exciting time of the year again, where we bring the annual report for the collection of Developer Impact fees, which is a statutory requirement, required each year, under the government code, which we faithfully, follow and do. And the requirement, essentially involves, several procedural things, including posting of a copy of the report from the board office, putting it online, on the web and having an outside consultant perform the report and bring it to the board of education for passage and review. And so this is an annual event. And just as a brief summary, you may remember historically in the last five years, our developer fee collection was low because the economic climate of both the nation and the world was wo ful. It is a good indication, for both the School Districts and i think, the city and San Francisco, in general. That last year, we went
Less than that because we do believe that many of the students will be able to complete option one. Commissioner wynns . I had a discussion of the at the committee of the whole meeting but i think that this we are going to pursue, this is a big israelsue issue, and again, one of the disincentives to encourage the students to stay for a 5th year taken care of through the waiver work and that is it will be different and, it will be a different part of our district accountabilities system. I understand that that is not why we did it, but it made Everything Else harder, i mean the state and all kinds of things were really making it practically impossible to have fifth year plans for students, but, so that issue about, if we could say to the kids, now what we say to them, here is your option and it is Continuation High School because it is the only way to get those credits in there so that you can graduate on time and if we could do better about suggesting you will be far more likely to be
But a continuation schools and we reran the data on the december third and it looks like there is potential that either 30 students could be impacted at those particular schools and there are some of those studentses that i want to add that we do believe that those students can meet the option one, graduation requirement s and we want to provide every single opportunity for that to happen and through the office of extended learning that is one of the thinks that we are using to do that, but potentially, 30 students is a board number, but we do believe that it will be less than that because we do believe that many of the students will be able to complete option one. Commissioner wynns . I had a discussion of the at the committee of the whole meeting but i think that this we are going to pursue, this is a big israelsue issue, and again, one of the disincentives to encourage the students to stay for a 5th year taken care of through the waiver work and that is it will be different and, it
Second. May we have a reading of it. Yes, i would like to ask the chief officer david golden to do the read. Thank you. It is the most exciting time of the year again, where we bring the annual report for the collection of Developer Impact fees, which is a statutory requirement, required each year, under the government code, which we faithfully, follow and do. And the requirement, essentially involves, several procedural things, including posting of a copy of the report from the board office, putting it online, on the web and having an outside consultant perform the report and bring it to the board of education for passage and review. And so this is an annual event. And just as a brief summary, you may remember historically in the last five years, our developer fee collection was low because the economic climate of both the nation and the world was wo ful. It is a good indication, for both the School Districts and i think, the city and San Francisco, in general. That last year, we went
Fees, which is a statutory requirement, required each year, under the government code, which we faithfully, follow and do. And the requirement, essentially involves, several procedural things, including posting of a copy of the report from the board office, putting it online, on the web and having an outside consultant perform the report and bring it to the board of education for passage and review. And so this is an annual event. And just as a brief summary, you may remember historically in the last five years, our developer fee collection was low because the economic climate of both the nation and the world was wo ful. It is a good indication, for both the School Districts and i think, the city and San Francisco, in general. That last year, we went from a collection of two Million Dollars, to a little over 9 Million Dollars. Which, i think, speaks very well to the health of our city and the work that is being done, and the Many Developers who were processing the permits throughout th