advisory committee. good evening, superintendent, commissioners. welcome, new commissioners. my name is danielle yutley, an i am the education specialist within the multilanguage input department. i have the pleasure of working with our district english language advisory or delac. our purpose is to provide information to the staff in san francisco unified school district to serve the needs of our english language learner students. i d like to take some time to thank kristina wong for her support and guidance throughout this process. the translation interpretation unit because the work that we do is not possible without them, the multilingual departments for continuing their work to roll out the wonders, which is the new curriculum that serves the complex needs of our english learner students. congratulations b.c.c., and thank you for your hard work. over the past several years, i ve witnessed firsthand the dedication that the members have shown to ensure that the needs of e
dedication that the members have shown to ensure that the needs of english language learners are met. it is a pleasure to welcome them on board to be members of the district english learners advisory committee. i want to specifically recognize myrna vasquez. as you all heard, she is involved everywhere and part of the pack, part of the delac. she s an elac member. so having her join us is going to help connect the b.c.c. and in spirit, the b.c.c. will live within the district english language learners advisory. so with that, one of our members is not here this evening. she had trouble getting here because of the rain, but i have jeffrey lee oh, she made it. sorry, i didn t see her walk in. excellent. thank you, paola. good evening, everyone. my name is paola, and i am vice chair person of delac, and i m representing buena vista horizon. i want to thank janelle and maggie, too, from the multilingual pathways for creating a safe and welcoming environment for families and to
public defender jeff adaci. i m going to open up tonight s meeting with a quote from tony morrison, who said, if you surrender to the air, you can ride it. section a is accessibility information for the public. section b is opening item. number one, approval of board minutes for the meeting of february 12, 2019. can i have a motion and i second for approval of board minutes. so moved. second. president cook: okay. so speaker cards for the agenda regular agenda and for closed session are necessary if you wish to address the board of education. member of the public are reminded that an individual can complete a speaker card prior tot item being called. they are presented to our executive assistant, miss casco. members of the public have to minutes to address the board or the time set by the president. important, accordingly, speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board. and just so it s we ve also made this announcement, starting the next board meet
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