and in my particular case, my son received specialized services as a schulte with an iep. he has adhd. and as a -- his medical reports are centrally -- i mean, his school records are essentially his medical records. so i was ex trimly alarmed when i heard about this. >> i am assuming they would say that this can create a more customized ram on to your son, lead to a better educational experience. why were you concerned about them having that data? >> my main concern is that parents were left out of the equation of knowing what this was about. so, a parents being concerned about protecting our children's data and sensitive identifiable information, we went to our leanly late aretos and asked them to draft laws that will protect us and keep parents in the loop of notification and consent of when information is being served -- i'm sorry -- shared to different vendors. >> that seems like a major problem that they are not including the parents in the conversation. i think that's been a theme of today's, where the parents should be included in this decision. karen, i would like

for example in my last iep, there was an addendum stating that it was best for my son to stay at the school he is at right now and to retract the recommendation because i was astonish eded. i don't think that's even legal. i request there's a administrator present [inaudible]. he's the only child there that is non verbal and deaf and no one to communicate for besides his para that i had to fight for. i want you guys to consider following through with the ada considerations for the classrooms and the quarterly meetings. thank you. >> good evening and superintendent. my name's chris foally, i'm just a concerned citizen. as the designer of a commercial residential buildings for the public, i have requirements set forth by the federal government and the state in the form of the california building code and universal building code and these include provisions set forth by the american with disabilities act and the guidelines ensure that all people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to use and access the buildings i design. it is my professional obligation to ensure the accessibil

unless a child is absent on the day they're doing this measurement or has an iep or to some reason exclusion that exempts them, these are all the kids that are measured. so, in sum, the pattern of carries of risk in san francisco reflects the distribution of sugar sweetened beverages. carries, risk and obesity are happening together. so, we have evidence of oral health disparities in san francisco are correlated with exposure to sugar sweetened beverages. thank you. >> great, thank you. i think we have another speaker. are you dr. -- >> [speaker not understood]. >> perfect. thank you for coming today. >> thank you for having me. let's see if i can figure out the way to load this. >> my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm an oral maxillofacial surgeon at ucsf. i graduated from harvard medicine in 2008. i practice in hospitals and community health centers primarily treating lower socioeconomic status patients for a few years and then went back to harvard school of public health to die masters in public health with specialized in community health. and currently i'm working on a community heal

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but then taxing the public school for things like ieps or use of their sports facilities. so it's definitely not fair. we've seen time and time again that these management companies and these charter schools seem to not work in the best interests of the students. >> yeah. and, ruth, there's no doubt, whenever there's a chance for a dollar to be made, somebody is going to get the shortened of the change. and this is not an equal playing field for every kid in america. charter schools aren't for everybody. when you start taking resources away, where is this going? they're pushing a hard conservative agenda. where is this going, ruth? >> well, i think it's -- what's happening is in the states there are different pieces of legislation. here in wisconsin there's a proposed piece of legislation we expect to see come up again next term that would label public schools as failing. it would insist that 5% of our state schools be labeled as failing and it would move charter operators in to take over those schools. never mind that the biggest national study by stanford of these charte