This up definitely over the next couple of weeks and hopefully some milk this happens to the ms. Valley to achieve the achievement of the level of support for this school me also want to know in terms of what principals at each individual school sites in terms of their support for the africanamerican achievement Leadership Initiative you know this is an encompassing system of support want to make sure that every site has a strategy to that entails what their directives to impact the success and with the departments within the district from the highlevel leadership as well also time to say to the communitybased organizations thank you thank god for the cbo hiring others teachers to work with the students make sure we can do for the Additional Support particularly over summer that is important a lot of the students loss a lot of the learning and leasing last again excited about the work and existed what we are doing and going to be doing and make sure we get the word out not only in the
Of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Want to welcome everyone that is joining us for anyone that wants to address the board of education fill out a speaker card in the hallway please submit it before the item is called to ms. Casco over here and also this the First Reading of the epic and according to the p3 thousand discussion w is allowed by First Reading the revised special education is on for adoption flashlight special order of business and available on the tackle at the entrance here in boards meeting room that is available for public on the room one 06555 franklin a approval of the minutes, there is none tonight. And president haney good evening who is listening to us ladies and gentlemen, our first lady month to month said it another Jackson University we know the shadows of past haves not completely disappeared tonight we want to commend unfortunately recognize the loss orl
Rebecca ‘Becky’ Lum
Oct. 19, 1930 Nov. 23, 2020
Rebecca ‘Becky’ Lum, 90, passed away peacefully on Nov. 23, 2020, in Vacaville, California. Becky was born Oct. 19, 1930, to Harry and Lillie Lum in San Francisco, California, where she lived from childhood through college.
She attended Francisco Junior High School and Polytechnic High School. Becky was naturally athletic and enjoyed badminton, ping-pong and tennis, even earning medals in city championships when competing on a Chinese girls’ basketball team.
Becky majored in science at the City College of San Francisco and later San Francisco State College. After her graduation, she was hired to teach both algebra and physical education at Carlmont High School in Belmont and was later offered a position to teach math at Armijo High School in 1958, where she spent 33 years teaching analytical geometry, trigonometry and calculus as well as coaching tennis, basketball and badminton.