I believe that it is important for students to be able to speak to other students because it pretty much eliminates the kind of uncomfortable, like discomfort between students and staff that may arise. And allows us to get an unbiased and unfiltered response on the problems they feel are happening inside the schools. And it allows the district, as a group, to be able to follow the problems that the students feel theyre dealing with. As a parent in the district, one of our core values is to be studentcentred. You cant get any more studentscentred than getting it from the students. Were grateful to have them as part of the Stakeholder Group this year. Hi. I really appreciate this presentation. I appreciate that there is multiple voices. And i guess i wanted to know based on the there is lot of common experiences that folks are expressing and i like that fact that is not just aapac and the special education community. Were seeing some of the trends. I wonder if in the Stakeholder Groups w
Shery theyre watching daybreak asia coming to you live from new york, sydney and hong kong. Annabelle counting down to asias major market open. Paul a risk off move as fears of further rate hike go further south for u. S. Stocks and bonds in the intervention alerts zone as we wait for japan cpi numbers. Beijing is said to tell state owned banks to step up in the pboc also chiming in to stop yuans slide. Goldman sachs planning a hiring spree to address regulatory concerns from authorities, including the fed. Shery u. S. Futures extending the declines we saw on the new york session were u. S. Stocks were down for a third consecutive session. Tech giants leading the decline the likes of microsoft, apple were down today. We have pessimism over the chinese economy, but it was really about the concerns that the fed would tighten policy. We had more data today showing the labor market remained resilient with those jobless claims. We had most treasury yields higher. Talking about the 10 year y
the as of stall steal plants in mario pl. also coming up, change at the top down under the opposition winds, australia s election, incoming labor prime minister, anthony albany. c promises to unite the nation after our staying the long standing conservative government and dozens of people are dead in bangladesh, is worse floods in decades. more than 2000000 or left stranded as rivers burst, their banks, leaving much of the country under water. ah, a michael ok, welcome. polish president andre duda says russia must withdraw completely from ukrainian territory. he said concessions chew russian ration would be a blow for the entire western world. duda was speaking in keith as the 1st foreign leader to address the ukrainian parliament since the war began. russia has been waging a stepped up offensive in ukraine s east. after declaring it was in full control of the city of mario bal, russian tv broadcast, images of what they say other last soldiers leaving the as of style steel pl
We are seeing potentially that will be a driver this week. On the stock markets it is a bit of a mixed bag. We got some tailwind from last week after u. S. Stocks eked out fresh records towards the end of the week. Also that added left coming through from chinese authorities as they mold the proposed plans for to put a floor under the sector. And as we hear about how the pboc is going to come through with funding for state owned companies that have been tasked with buying up these unsold homes of distressed developers, that is Something Else we are watching in the asiapacific as well. For now we are seeing not that much moves on Japanese Equities in south korea. A bit of a climb. Dollaryen moving towards that 156 level. Of course something we have been watching in the l last week was the unwinding of the fed rate hike expectations. Lets look at what we are seeing in australia today. Because we saw the asx 200 ending the week with declines. Admitted a recovery. The aussie has also been
Collaborations. I wanted to talk about a few things were doing in addition to our regular programming. We have implemented a number of the recommendations of the lgbt aging policy task force that came out, that is spearheaded by tom nolan, and its just really exciting to see these recommendations turn into programs. Weve talked about some of those at commission, but i wanted to mention that one of the things that weve done more recently is to start Training Staff and also training our cbo partners to collect Sexual Orientation and gender identity data in keeping with then senator weiners local ordinance. And there is another state legislation that basically requires the same at the state level. So were a little bit ahead of the game. A lot of colleagues across the state havent started collecting the information and are freaked out about how theyre going do it. Im proud to say weve trained staff and were starting to collect that data. Our staff, since you know these people, im going to