Provide some exclaims relative to the 20142015 district audit weve implemented and submitted to the California Department of education and Auditors Office we come here one the big things do we have funding this year and was just joking with inaugurating is doing well but in 12 we didnt have finding in 2013 and we had one and 2014 we are with no other finding it is clear up reports for the Financial Statement and the federal and state compliance with the procedures for the year and again has clean as we can get no audit adjustment to the Financial Statements and numbers so we have really nothing much more to say other than it was a clean audit and obviously we get a lot of support phenomenal not only from joe and its group but all other members that have the responsibilities be it from state and federal programs and it that help us in getting our job done and i have nathan here especially questions relative to the audience that will answer them but certainly this is our time if i have i
With district for 22 years i currently pay 100 a month for the premium my premium has gone up yet even though employer has not contributed i cant afford my Health Insurance and asking you to tell the district for paying more for our health care we pay more than 3 times what our coworker pays we pay more than 3 times what the representative management the highest paid individual in the district paid it is not fair sfusd should be an model employer and not have the employees struggle to pay because they have a family they wish to provide Huntington Park for our proposal only costs 100000 a year but it is invariable to us in the end please tell the district to negotiate with us over health care thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Next speaker, please. Good evening. Im david and i was prepared to read something similar but i cant i look around the room and see the commissioners and superintendant with the nice max and Smart Devices and i recall when it didnt pivot i recall a time wh
That student engage was not as robust as it could have been last year, i know thats the focus this year i appreciate youre putting the focus on it is something we need to take serious. Thank you very much for your report. The next item is f the Public Comment on content items lets see yes, so id like to invite the members of the local 21 to the podium i have 101 on the list david calling names please line up behind the podium you have two minutes. Good evening, commissioners and superintendant carranza im ms. Tennessee in a representative of local 21 were here today because of the districts refusal to negotiate over the raising health cares the district refuses to give us a counter parole and r proposal and thats been the status quo since 2008 we know that Huntington Park costs have risen yet the districts premiums have remained stagnant our members pay 3 times what the management pays the employee or the spouse and children pay up to 900 a month for Health Insurance we should strive t
Attorneys for respondents, or defendants to go back into courts and say, listen, i got the wrong advice, and now as a result of this advice, im now facing removal from the country. I now have deportation. There were for whatever reason the argument was essentially was that any immigration consequence was collateral to the point of the actual criminal case, and the Supreme Court held in padilla that immigration consequences werent collateral, theres so significant in nature that in fact they are connected enough to the penalty that the sixth amendment does apply, you have the right too effective counsel and that effective counsel includes competent professional advice on your immigration consequences in the context of a plea. So, that was the gist of it. They applied the she Supreme Court said yes and now were going to apply strickland v washington, the traditionallal ineffective assistance of counsel analysis conducted mostly in criminal cases. This is a really big deal no question abo
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