Francisco Arts Commission where we got the journalists and do the profile of the amazing people to do the work in the bay view and from that community, profiling their expenses what their committed to, and those were in the broadcast on the radio. And we had an event that was packed to the gills with the people that were excited to hear the stories from the community and it was an emotional night and a powerful night and to me it is one night. And it is one community, within this big bay area, but i felt like it was a example of what a station like kalw can do and we did it in partnership and that is the kind of thing that we could leverage for do more and. And it is just a great series of the profiles that i will send out to all of and you check them out on your own time. And the last thing that i point out is if you flip this over and there are a couple of different pictures on the opposite side of this and the last two, and just kind of to me the examples of how the work that is hap
Granted under that charter ~ and whereas on july 25th, 2013 unction the governing board of the Charter School informed the district that the Charter School was voluntarily closing and ceasing operations and a copy of this correspondence is attached hereto. The superintendent requests that the board of education take the following action. One, the board of education here by accepts the envision Education Incorporated voluntary closure of metropolitan Arts Technology Charter School. Two, in light of the Charter Schools voluntary closure of its charter and its cessation of operations, the charter is here by terminated effective august 1st, 2013. Three, the board of education directs the superintendent to inform the California Department of education of this board action on or before august 23rd, 2013. And 4, the board of education directs the superintendent to ensure the Charter Schools governing board abide by all provisions as outlined in Education Code sections 47 605 and 47 6 07. Rela
Enrollment at the city arts tech as well. That is correct. Yeah, i left that part out. They were offered enrollment at city arts tech or to go to another sfusd school. So, do we know where the students that were at metro are and did many of them go to city arts tech . Or where are they . They are expecting that about 80 students will transfer over to city arts tech. They had about 120 when they closed. And do we know where the others were landed . I have not received a report on that. When i saw the applications at the outset of the process, many had requested lowell and other schools, but i could get you a report on where they went. I would be curious to see where they went. It was unfortunate it what in the second round. [speaker not understood]. Right. So, if you could report back to us, that would be good. Thank you. Any other questions or comments from the board . Yes. Followup on that. You probably said this, but when they made these requests to sfusd schools, they were just in t
Effective august 1st, 2013. Motion and a second. Moved. Second. Thank you. May you please read the recommendation, mr. Davis . Yes, i will, thank you, president norton. Superintendents proposal 13813 sp2 accept the voluntary closure by envision education, incorporated, of its metropolitan Arts Technology Charter School effective august 1st 2013 whereas the California Legislature has charged School Boards with reviewing and acting upon petitions for the establishment of Charter Schools and conducting oversight of Charter Schools and whereas in accordance with california Education Code sections 47 605 and 47 6 07, the district approved the envision and Education Incorporated petition for the establishment of the Charter School which began operations in San Francisco on august 25th, 2005, and whereas on september 13th, 2011, the district approved the Charter Schools renewal for a fiveyear period ending june 30, 2017 and whereas envision now has ceased operations of the Charter School and
Good for the station. And it gives us valuable content and makes us connection in the community. And speaking connection to the community, right below that, you see a couple of photos, from a really remarkable event that happened this last september called sites and sounds of bay view and this was the result of a collaboration between kalw and the San Francisco Arts Commission where we got the journalists and do the profile of the amazing people to do the work in the bay view and from that community, profiling their expenses what their committed to, and those were in the broadcast on the radio. And we had an event that was packed to the gills with the people that were excited to hear the stories from the community and it was an emotional night and a powerful night and to me it is one night. And it is one community, within this big bay area, but i felt like it was a example of what a station like kalw can do and we did it in partnership and that is the kind of thing that we could levera