Work and need to work all the time, and the way we work, role work occupies in our life for most men and women is complicated right now in our culture. The Nightingale School about 15 years ago, an allgirl school, had a career day. They invited a corporate lawyer partner, the mother of a child in the school, to come and speak, and she came, and she spoke, and she talked about all the wonderful things she did as partner, and then there was a question period. These were girls between 14 and 18. First question was, what time do you get home for dinner . Second question was, what happens if your child is sick . The third question was, how often do you spend the whole weekend with your child . Not one of these girls asked this woman a thing about the law or law firm or her political beliefs or corporate belief, so that the pressure on women who are corporate lawyers is enormous because underneath them, the generation that theyre raising are complaining, and with justification, perhaps, and
Our schools remain underfunded by 22 but despite this we have been able to maintain our mk eicommitment to educating the whole child. Let me be clear, there is no extra money as a result of propwn . n 30. On our website we have included frequently asked questions regarding proposition 30 and what it means÷ u b district. For more information visit ;] wt www. Sfusd. Edu. Thank you for that ive received from the public, askingt aboutb boweme . n information around prop 30. I also would like to share that as superintendent i often receivec 1 . And members of the communityj about therxn . n . Direction of our schools. And while we are fortunate to receive2 feedback one of the concerns i hear from many is whether or not standardized testing in math and ]n . n . English has narrowed what and how we teach our students. The answerwe boo to this question is v÷ux]u an. nr mastery of specific skills and subject materials align to state standardscn . n . In math and english that are assessed, usi
November. So this is thanksgiving, thats coming up. So just to remind you that usually on[ g;a50e thanksgiving week is generally the where you scheduled the second meeting and we dont have the second meeting. So for all of you that are anxious tokn . n . Get to a second meeting, im sorry. We wont be able to have a meeting in november. Item a, approval of board minutes for the regular meetings of june 12, 2012, june 26 2012 octo is there au÷ qzn . n . Motion . Move adoption of they i second. Any corrections . Roll call please. Thank you. Ms. Lee, yn . n . Es. Ms. Wong, yes. Ms. Feuer, ms. Dr. Murase, yes. Thats five ayes. Item b preparations to the boi . n . Rd of education the superintendent report tonightfjn . n . Or his thoughts. Superintendent craza. Thats listening and watching on tv. Because this is the only meeting6÷n . n . In november i had a few thoughts so i will be as quick as possible. But[b 75b i want to start this evening by saying that on behalf ofbr . Jnznn . n . n the
Weeks i believe and just leaving the United States of america and see the world it held me to reflect on that night at the Omega Boys Club, ndz night of course when the Omega Boys Club told me you stick with us, we will help you see the world. I didnt know they meant that literally. I just thought they meant like giving me good talk to stay in the club. I wanted to take x . Rknvrt time also to publicly thank the clubsc7 founders dr. Joseph marshall jr. And jack, those two gentlemen have helped mv and shape the form of the person i am today. I n . n . Am a servant o 1 servant of keeping young people alive and free and thank you all again for this marvelousyk 2ru0 awardnan . n . [applause. ] good evening, n . n . Commissioners. Superintendent carranza. I wanted to congratulate reelected commissioners norton,f vy m wynns, and fewer. Congratulations on your reelection. 14 years ago, which makes me seem a little older than i would like to admit, i graduated from Morris Brown College in geor