for how he could best navigate the road ahead. you have to be prepared for every meeting. trust in your story. it s a powerful one, and you have my support, stevon. add me to your list of endorsers. i thanked him. i didn t tell him he was my only supporter. that remains the case for the next five or six months as politicos played the game entirely and delayed to endorse me. i came back to his countless times with my ideas, thoughts, and questions. he always made time. he always replied. he had my back. jeff had our backs. whether it was the thousands of backpacks he gave out through the magic zone initiative, the resource offered the under privileged in court, the immigrants he wanted to protect from deportation, jeff had all of our backs without complaint and always with style. jeff was saucy. he had the old school charm of a man who knew how to pay attention to the little things. he gave gifts, wrote hah handwritten messages, but never talked about how he dressed. he let yo
schools. i guess one of questions i had is around representation? the delac represents a lot of communities, and each community has some of its own recommendations and challenges, and i m seeing chinese and spanish, and those are the largest groups, but i m seeing other groups. how are those represented in the delac and how do we gain representation for arabic, viet nammese, and all the other languages in the district. thank you. every school with 21 or more english learners has an english learners advisory committee where they send a representative to the english learners district advisory meeting. so that said, that brings different representatives from different sites into james denman where we hold that community forum, and that is all inclusive of many different languages, and we usually have up wards of 100 attendees at that meeting at the general assembly and that happens every other month. another way that we engage other communities in other languages in our commun
i also noticed that the vietnamese language program is not mentioned in the proposal or the budget. i just wanted to remind you that my son who was in t.k. when that program was approved still will be in third next year, and as far as i know, we haven t made any plans to fund teachers in the vietnamese language program. i also was moved by the folks who spoke for delac and professional development, and noticed there was a movement to cut t.k. from the budget. i m curious to understand that funding and what s happening there. thank you have a good night. hi. i m tracey brown gallardo. i m a member of the peace adviso advise peef advisory committee, and i just wanted to tell you a little bit about the peef president cook: sorry, tracey, i wanted to wait until miss casco started your time. go ahead. so what happened is a lot of people have been coming to the peef advisory committing and pitching us proposals that they want to see happening at school does. it can be a
other committees. also in november, they partnered with the african parent advisory committee to host a cafe. the cac has been able to increase outreach to parents of african-american students. on december 3, sfusd kicked off inclusive schools week. support for families with children of disabilities helped us cap off the week by sponsoring a screening of the film, intelligent lives, by dan habib. the cac will participate in a resource conference for the support of families with children with disabilities. we ll participate in a resource fair and host a panel discussion. this is a free event and all special education community members are invited to attend. on may 1st, the school district will join other cac members from across the state to lobby our legislators in sacramento for special education funding and legislation. it s a great opportunity to meet face-to-face with representatives and lend a voice. on may 4th, the cac will provide a workshop at the expo in oracle ballpa
other committees. also in november, they partnered with the african parent advisory committee to host a cafe. the cac has been able to increase outreach to parents of african-american students. on december 3, sfusd kicked off inclusive schools week. support for families with children of disabilities helped us cap off the week by sponsoring a screening of the film, intelligent lives, by dan habib. the cac will participate in a resource conference for the support of families with children with disabilities. we ll participate in a resource fair and host a panel discussion. this is a free event and all special education community members are invited to attend. on may 1st, the school district will join other cac members from across the state to lobby our legislators in sacramento for special education funding and legislation. it s a great opportunity to meet face-to-face with representatives and lend a voice. on may 4th, the cac will provide a workshop at the expo in oracle ballpa