Since that colocation has been put in place weve had changed and opportunity to make sure were committed to the success of both schools and make sure that happens so i know your school is going to grow and kip high school and as part of the sfusd community there are good things to think about when were together on the campus. Thank you for your work. Dr. Murase. Ill be supporting in i want to commend the kip leadership in working with this in terms of the impacts your school has i wanted to raise one impact because kip is fourth grade to 8th and im sorry fifth to eight grade model i know thats been available for families ive heard testimony but i know that traditionally opinions survivor when we lose schools to kinney hope families if they know that theyre enrolled and there can be planning at the fifth grade level we lost kids. Commissioner mendozamcdonnell. I just wanted to say that ill be supporting this also and ive appreciated the effort you made during the transition into a High
Preference we get ready for our board comments that is like our previous petitioner i want to say that you all were at the meeting as well i appreciate the way that youve been able to serve many of our families that have not been able to get the real nuance support system just the way its been we are improving by leaps and bounds but i all do it well, the natural provocation for you to have a high school are i look forward to you continuing the good work with our students and treating them with such loving care but im going to be watching to make sure this is an ongoing effort like our previous petitioner in the same seat i trust youll continue to do the good work ill be supportive of this petition. Commissioner haney clapping. is that a continuance of your first question. No. Commissioner norton. Thank you, sir a really quick question primarily april is the pricing of the piecemeal new. Yes. Its new as chair mentioned the sfusd gave the guidance that was explicitly likely to have cons
Jewish ghetto with her family their separation, her experiences in jewish transit camps and being forced in a death march in and 45. This oral history is almost two hours. Klein i was born on may 8, 1944 1924 in the most southern less part of poland. Southwest part of poland. It was at the foothill of the mountain range. Would you tell me about your parents and your family as a young girl . Klein in retrospect, my parents seemed to me saintly my memory is very limited. Vivid. Its perfection which are member. I had one older brother, his name was arthur. We lived religion old large home outside of town, with a huge garden with many fruit trees and flowers and wonderful things for children to rome in. I had 10 cats. I knew all their names and now my children and my grandchildren like me to recite the names of my cats and my brothers to dogs. I used to love swimming in summer and skiing in winter. By and large, i think i had a marvelous childhood. What about school . Klein i went to Publi
We lived in theman old large home outside of town, with a huge garden with many fruit trees and flowers and wonderful things for children to roam in. I had 10 cats. I knew all their names and now my children and my grandchildren like me to recite the names of my cats and my brothers two dogs. I used to love swimming in summer and skiing in winter. By and large, i think i had a marvelous childhood. Interviewer what about school . Klein i went to Public School first but only until the war broke out and then to Catholic School because it was a private girls school. We have a rabbi coming by giving us jewish instruction, about a quarter of the girls in my class were jewish. And that was a thing to do. I really liked school very much, even though i pretended i didnt. Of course, when the war came that was the end of my formal education. Interviewer tell us what happened when the war broke out. Klein well, i guess the danger signals were flying very high in the summer of 1939. By and large, i
Ludicrous in a sense such as has never been seen before or since, i believe. And that made it very difficult to carry on anything at all. My father had had a business that was made extremely difficult because of the Economic Conditions that existed after world war i. He was a broker for hops and tobacco and grain that he would buy from the farmers in the the town that we lived in. And my mother helped him all she could. And of course, they along with so many others were just struggling to exist in those days. I but still you mig say that i grew up in a middle class family, and, of course after going to Elementary School in this town kpfs expected that i would go to high school in hidenberg. It was really then perhaps on a somewhat higher level than high school. But those were of course already quite eventful times and i grew up amid all this chaos of the different parties, of the weimer republic fighting each other and from my earliest childhood on saw the formation of the nazi party.