people don t even think about us, and yet, we build the brains that go into your k-12 education. when a child is born, their brain is one-quarter of the size of an adult s, and every second, 1 million neurons are connected when they re in our care. more than will ever happen in their lifetimes. we know through science that this happens through a process called epigenersis, it happens in response to their environment, it happens in response to lover caregivers, and it happens in response to a stable, consistent caregiver. so if we don t have that, those children s brains will not be in the top optimal form for when they go through kindergarten through 12th grade. so i thank you. i know we re making a clear ask for $30 million, which is like half a slice of pie. but i thank you for your time and attention. thank you. sir, you can go ahead. okay. good afternoon. my name is liuis castillo, andi live in the tenderloin. i m a volunteer for the boys and girls park, and i live in
celebrating 30 years of working. i tend to view life and life s situations from a perspective of the children that i teach. which bodes down to equity and equality. as we are here this past celebrating the life and times of martin luther king, we think a lot about equality. so i d like to just remind the supervisors that the eraf funds should be distributed equally, and 60, 60, and to those in more need. and also step back and say as an early childhood education teacher, educator, that the equity lives is also present which means that young children and the teachers and the educators that work with them really need to be given more consideration. we teach children and provide for them a solid foundation for the rest of their lives and promote the thirst for learning. i d like to share with you a situation that s happened with me about a year ago. one of my peer educators in my school said to me, miss betty, i want to thank you. she said for the first time in 38 years i m fina
there so attendtientative for e comments. i teach over at c-5 children s center over in the state building across the street, and i m also the proud parent of a recent graduate from the ruth r. salas school of the arts. i thank you for investing in that k-12 education. i m here because as early childhood educators, we are often invisible. people don t even think about us, and yet, we build the brains that go into your k-12 education. when a child is born, their brain is one-quarter of the size of an adult s, and every second, 1 million neurons are connected when they re in our care. more than will ever happen in their lifetimes. we know through science that this happens through a process called epigenersis, it happens in response to their environment, it happens in response to lover caregivers, and it happens in response to a stable, consistent caregiver. so if we don t have that, those children s brains will not be in the top optimal form for when they go through kindergarte
please think about those teachers at everett, think about those teachers right now. they re trying to make our city a better place. please support fair share for public ed. thank you. hello. my name is liz katie, and i ve worked with the homeless, particularly the homeless mentally ill for the past ten years, the past five in san francisco. it s been so wonderful to hear from the people in education, saying that they want to stay in this district but they are being pushed out. we are experiencing the same thing in the community of mental health. how sad as the richest city in america, we are here, some of the most in-need communities arguing who should get the money when it s very clear we are all in need of it. i m here today to encourage you to grow the pot and think about the prop c and the prop g funding that s been held up in these lawsuits and to look at if there s not enough money to go around, certainly not funding anything that s not reimbursable especially when
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