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<br /> . " - <br /> <br /> C. Sequoia Union High School District Board of Trustees <br />--- <br /> Trustees present: Nail, Ramirez, Seiling, Stuart and President Dr. Scott <br /> Trustees absent: None <br /> Staff present: Superintendent Fruehling and Assistant Superintendent <br /> Chacon <br /> ---------__---_n_____----------------------------------------------------------------------------__n____-----___n---__- <br /> 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE <br /> Led by Redwood City Elementary School Board of Trustees President Wade. <br /> n______-----------__---_n___-------------------------------------__n_n---___------------------------------------------ <br /> 4. PUBLIC COMMENT <br /> None. <br /> --------------n_---------------------------------------------------------------------------------__n_n_---_-_____n___- <br /> 5. SUBJECT <br />- REDWOOD CITY 2000 PRESENTATION (304) <br /> REPORT: Beth Ross, Coordinator, Redwood City 2000, March 18, 1996 <br /> Mayor Hartnett welcomed the Presidents and Trustees of the Sequoia High School District <br /> and the Redwood City Elementary School District, Superintendents Fruehling and Dr. Crates, <br /> and assembled guests and speakers to the historic and acclaimed Redwood City Library to <br /> celebrate a historic occasion - the beginning of a partnership that will unite communities in <br /> their efforts to improve the quality of life and provide maximum opportunities for healthy lives <br /> to as many children as possible. <br /> Mayor Hartnett presented a brief background summary of Redwood City 2000 and advised <br /> that the Council would receive the comprehensive report and discuss the concept, but would <br /> not necessarily have to take action by the end of this meeting. <br /> President Scott described the presentation made to the Sequoia High School District Board <br /> and the Board's discussions. She expressed the Board's concerns regarding justification for <br /> funding this program given that Redwood City is only one of eight feeder elementary districts <br /> included in the Sequoia District, and in the face of the Board's needs to make deep cuts in their <br /> budget. <br />'- <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. %$ <br /> Special Joint Council Meeting Minutes Page No. 123 <br /> March 18, 1996 <br /> Page 2 <br />