Really Successful Program as well. We tried for that program as much as possible that hire people that come from the low income neighborhoods that students are riding from so there is a relationship and its a known face and known commodity, so thats something that has worked very well and is a resource to principals throughout the city. This map here shows the free muni for Youth Activity by zip code. You can see over 26,000 students have enrolled in the Program Since its inception of march 2013. We extended the eligibility to include 18 year olds as well as 1922 year olds that are enrolled in sfusd education services. The Program Costs over two years in the order of 8 million. Our next challenge will be to find a stable longterm Funding Source for this program, but it is heavily used throughout the city in particular in the Southeast Quadrant as well as the north of market. We are also always trying to learn more about how students use the system. We did the transit effectiveness proj
Then other customers as the students exit then theres room for other customers to hop on. Great. Thank you. Thank you madam president. Thank you to staff for the presentation. Its great to see the members of the board of education here in city hall and to all of the youth and the staff from sfusd. Thank you for being here. Just a quick question following up on the issue of for instance oconnell and [inaudible] so right now what is the point of contact if there is a change in location, assignment of a school . How does that work . Lets say as of today Going Forward how would that communication happen between the School District and muni . So what were recommending is that we identify a single point of contact. What typically happens now is the principal reaches out either to myself and suzanne in the Schedules Department or sue lu who is known to the principals and has that relationship. Do. Do we know who the point of contact is or is it being worked out . For the short term its candac
Principals and they often ride the buses when students are most vulnerable, so thats been a really Successful Program as well. We tried for that program as much as possible that hire people that come from the low income neighborhoods that students are riding from so there is a relationship and its a known face and known commodity, so thats something that has worked very well and is a resource to principals throughout the city. This map here shows the free muni for Youth Activity by zip code. You can see over 26,000 students have enrolled in the Program Since its inception of march 2013. We extended the eligibility to include 18 year olds as well as 1922 year olds that are enrolled in sfusd education services. The Program Costs over two years in the order of 8 million. Our next challenge will be to find a stable longterm Funding Source for this program, but it is heavily used throughout the city in particular in the Southeast Quadrant as well as the north of market. We are also always t
Going home but they were very crowded in the afternoon when kids were going home from school so it took a long time and i really, really appreciate it so much, and actually the data that shows how much less crowded the buses are is really remarkable, and also i really i do want us to Pay Attention to which is kind of surprising to me, the data about how kids are getting to school, who is using what Transportation Systems and other ways to get to school. It is amazing how many what percentage of kids come to school by car, so i am hoping that were figuring out ways to sort of market our Transportation Services more so that we can encourage more families to use the Public Transportation system, and thats an area they would like us to collaboratively work on because its information we can get out to our families. Thank you. Thank you. Commissioner mendoza and fewer. Thank you. So i am excited that one of the conversations that we have been having was around having mta as part of the prop
Doesnt run and they Early Release and yet theyre out before 3 00 p. M. So they wanted me to bring that issue to you also. Everyone that i spoke to, students, they all ride the bus two and from school so that is very good, but one student got a ride but it was very rare. Most felt safe on the bus but they have also had phones taken. They have witnessed some violence on the buses, but and lets see what else did they say. They seem to see less of the transit enforcers ever since we had free muni for youth and i am wondering about that. Are students getting less tickets for not having a validation of having paid so that was a question i wanted to ask you. Well, i love talking to kids because you get these very practical suggestions. The 48 its probably as close to a school route that we have because its intended to go from west portal to third street and during school hours we extend it to the beach, and its our only route that does that and one of our recommendations that came out of the