out more information about this data and on our data tracker, on our online data sunny skies sf.org/covid-19 for full details. i want to just kind of update all of you on a few things and get to dr. colfax and some important things that definitely need to be discussed. first of all, this past monday dr. colfax and i had a monday was yesterday, right? it feels like monday every day, but yesterday dr. colfax and i, along with dr. susan phillips, had this great conversation about what it would take to reopen, and we talked about the indicators and the hospitalizations and a number of other things and the various phases. it was a very good conversation, and i think it is needed. what we found from that conversation are, of course, a number of questions, and many questions centered around when will we will able to get child care open, summer camps, schools and other things centered around children because i know many parents are anxious to not just get a break from their childre
out more information about this data and on our data tracker, on our online data sunny skies sf.org/covid-19 for full details. i want to just kind of update all of you on a few things and get to dr. colfax and some important things that definitely need to be discussed. first of all, this past monday dr. colfax and i had a monday was yesterday, right? it feels like monday every day, but yesterday dr. colfax and i, along with dr. susan phillips, had this great conversation about what it would take to reopen, and we talked about the indicators and the hospitalizations and a number of other things and the various phases. it was a very good conversation, and i think it is needed. what we found from that conversation are, of course, a number of questions, and many questions centered around when will we will able to get child care open, summer camps, schools and other things centered around children because i know many parents are anxious to not just get a break from their childre
total $2.2 frillion relief in the cares act and it s far below the investment that the federal government provided in 2009 and 2010 in the education jobs fund. and whereas the public education is one of the largest employees employers of any organization, public or private, in the nation. and whereas published economic research has demonstrated a strong connection between a country s g.d.p. growth and its investment in elementary and secondary education and whereas research has found a strong casual relationship between levels of schooling and wages that individuals earn over a lifetime. and whereas the public schools to thrive and for our students to realize a bright and productive future, the federal government needs to make a substantial new investment in our well-being and whereas the council of the schools, and the national education association and the american federation of teachers and the national school boards association and the american association of school adm
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