OneRouge Friday Community Check-In Week 87
Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in EBR, The Walls Project has been hosting weekly video calls with leaders of nonprofits, foundations, city government, and local businesses from a
cross the parish. The intention of these weekly community check-ins is to share information and resources to help the Baton Rouge community respond and recover from the pandemic. Weekly topics range from access to basic needs such as food, medical care, and safety to thought-leaders' insights on equitable opportunities for youth enrichment, nonprofit financial solvency, surge in unemployment, and the disproportionate impact on impoverished neighborhoods in regards to accessing fresh food.
ONEROUGE Week #87
'286(g) Agreement'
Meeting Notes Prepared by Samantha Morgan (Walls Project)
Quick Links: Notes, Zoom Chat, Community Announcements
Jared Hymowitz, Director of the Mayor’s Healthy City Initiative, City of Baton Rouge
Early on, there was a high positivity rate and low amount of cases. As test kits became more available, we had a lot of tests and low positivity. The difference with Omicron, we have a huge positivity rate, and that means there’s a lot of COVID in the community. We’re at a 28% positivity rate at the end of December. That’s going to go up.
We’ve had over a million tests in EBR. There are two types of tests:
Molecular/ PCR - it is a test that gets sent to a lab and gets processed.
Antigen are the rapid tests. They can be done in a clinic or pharmacy.
We’ve had 76,000 total cases in our community. Deaths, over 1,000 confirmed deaths in EBR parish. It’s important that we continue to look at racial breakdowns. We know there are social determinants of health. Outreach and messaging are key. It’s also about access.
Omicron is very contagious and we have a lot of virus in our community.
Antigen tests are not perfect but they are still a valuable tool.
We need to protect our healthcare workers. We need to protect our hospitals.
Wear a Mask, Wash Your Hands, if you feel sick stay home, if you have covid-19 symptoms get tested and know your status.
We have a shortage of tests in our community. If you’re going to the clinics and you want the rapid test, it’s likely you’re not going to get it. The PCR is going to tell you whether you have it or not. The rapid might give you a false negative.
Our healthcare workers are our priority. If you want to go to the doctor or the emergency room, you need those healthcare workers. They’re getting covid. They’re having to stay home. They’re leaving their jobs because they are overburdened.
We also need to protect our hospitals. You’re waiting three to four hours in an emergency room. Oscher and the Lake are reporting double the volume because people are going to the emergency room to get tested and they should not be doing that.
Omicron symptoms are different. People are not losing their sense of taste. They’re getting things like night sweats and coughs.
Get vaccinated, get boosted. That’s the only way we are going to get out of this.
Nathalia Rocha Dickson (Founder, Dickson Law Firm)
287(g) agreement is an agreement between ICE with the local law enforcement that deputizes the local police. The federal government gives the local law enforcement, in this case EBRSO, gives them the opportunity to perform the federal agent’s duties. They’re given this power to find and arrest undocumented individuals until ICE is able to come pick the person up and take them.
We are pushing very hard for the sheriff to end this agreement. We think this is very prejudicial.
We think it profiles people and the immigrant community will lose faith in law enforcement. We want these people to be here and be part of this community.
What is the right way of getting here? And once they are here, how should they be treated? We do believe this is an unfair agreement.
Homero López (Legal Director, ISLA)
We’ve seen racial profiling at the criminal level due to 287(g)
Louisiana is currently the state with the second largest detained population. Out in central Louisiana, in areas where people typically don’t go to. It’s far away from metropolitan areas. The closest one is 2 hours away from Baton Rouge. And that’s where we’re detaining people.
In 2018, Louisiana expanded. It expanded from 2,000 to at the end of 2019 to 70,000 people.
People used to be released to their families and their communities. We used to release them, we don’t do that anymore. Louisiana started housing people in that situation.
What that led to is expansion of detention centers. The reason the expansion happened is because in 2017 there were these wonderful criminal justice reform bills. It let a lot of people out of jail. ICE comes in and says you already have this great infrastructure, put a little paint on it and we’ll pay you double what the state was paying you to become a federal detention center. It was really expensive on the state before 2017. The same incentive doesn’t exist.
The Remain in Mexico policy. If you’re not from Mexico and you show up at the Mexican border seeking asylum, ICE will make you stay in Mexico while you go to your court dates. In order to apply for asylum you have to be in the US. There’s no process for you to do it while you’re out of the country. Asylum is a legal method to come to the United States. They are going through the legal process.
Questions / Comments
Homero Lopez - 287(g), there’s not much of a financial incentive. The detention of immigrants in EBR is not being covered by the federal government. Getting training on how to identify undocumented people who are in the country. Unless you view immigrants as a threat, there’s not really a benefit. It authorizes state employees to operate as if they are federal officials.
Can either of you provide an explanation for one of the tools commonly used to assist immigrants in knowing their rights under the Constitution. "Know your rights"
https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/immigrants-rights/
Nathalia Dickson - We don't have a government entity that will provide this service. In criminal court where you have the right to have an attorney but in immigration court you have the right to an attorney, but at their own expense. This population is relying on services of these fantastic nonprofits that are doing this service. I’ve done lectures on, What should you do if ICE shows up at your work or stops you on the street. It’s really left to the nonprofits. If you’re an attorney, you’re only allowed to work with your client. We can’t help everybody because we don’t have the means to do so.
Can you talk about what happens to the children of people who are detained by 287?
Homero Lopez - Other family members or community members come in and support the children. One of the things we tell people in these meetings is to have a plan. Family separation is baked into our immigration system. Unfortunately these children end up without their parents. When someone lives in eastern Tennessee and they get sent to Louisiana and they have to stay there for 6 months while they wait for their hearing, the children remain in Tennessee. And the only thing they’ve done is been undocumented. The children suffer significantly. When there’s not someone to represent the child.
Nathalia Dickerson - when it comes to these families, if you don’t have someone designated to take care of these children, they fall into the foster care system. Have a plan for this. You’re able to transfer custody of a minor with just a piece of paper that’s notarized. You can pick who is going to take care of your child while you’re away.
Isn't having a 287G agreement a negative for companies that need to recruit worldwide?
Homero Lopez - They’re not thinking about 287-G. Usually they will have a Visa, so if they’re stopped, they’re not going to have an issue.
Does anybody feel that America is creating the problem in Latin America and through our foreign policies and do we have a responsibility for the problem we’ve created?
Rev Anderson - Specifically with both our drug policies as well as our lack of recognition of our own demographics in our population growth that borders are really gone. For someone who used to be an HR manager for an international company, I didn't have an option of going to one place. One of the challenges is when the policies of the government and what’s tolerated creates these spigots where you’re doing things you would not normally do. The policies that are official and more importantly the wink, wink, nod, nod that’s in the business community or the drug community that you’re not cutting off sort of things that keep these things going.
Homero Lopez - I agree and again I’ll reference the Mississippi plants. Those plants were in operation and back up and running within a few days. You have ICE, FBI, and local law enforcement, they did an investigation for a year. It’s not illegal to work without authorization in the United States, it’s illegal to hire someone who is working illegally. They should have been the ones at fault. To this date, I don’t think a single one of them has been fined or punished.
The laws are on the books. Law enforcement has an obligation to carry those out. Where do you see the system working and where do you see it falling short?
Cheryl Wyatt - I just joined in, but as far as the system and the break down, for us it is in educating those that are on the front end. If we have people, individuals in the criminal justice system that are encountering the police and there is a substance use problem, we don’t want to keep arresting them. We want to know that they’re being arrested, there are drug charges that are related to drug use so we can discontinue that cycle. We’ve joined in with Baton Rouge Police Department and we have an officer who is assigned to our team. So when BRPD encounters those individuals, instead of writing up a police report, they recommend them to be in that program rather than recycling them to that system. That’s cycled to the district attorney’s office so when they’re billed with that it’s brought to our attention. They do have to plead guilty to be part of the program, but when they complete the program those charges will be dismissed. This includes crimes that are drug-related charges (theft, etc). It’s a matter of educating. There’s more than just arresting someone. We have to get to the core of the problem. Those in the social service industry, those crimes relates back to some sort of trauma in that individual’s life. They’re trying to mask it with drugs. So we’re trying to address it on that end.
Please email me at cwyatt@19thjdc.org if you would like brochures, in Spanish, which explains what Recovery Court/ Drug Court is and how the program can assist individuals involved in the criminal court system. Cheryl Wyatt, 19th JDC Recovery Court Director
Dealing with children in the school system
Nathalia Dickerson - I am assuming that they would have a case worker to deal with children who are dealing with these issues, but that’s an assumption. I haven’t had any personal interaction with that.
Homero Lopez - It really depends and it goes district by district. When I worked at Catholic Charities. 2014 is when we started seeing a large number of children coming in. When I was in New Orleans we had a children’s program. There are some issues in Baton Rouge. We didn’t hear much from the children about schooling. We did hear that when they were late 16 or 17, they would just not enroll them because they didn’t want to deal with all the issues for only a short period of time. There are legal requirements for school districts. A supreme court case says you cannot deny undocumented children school, you have to enroll them. There are certain areas of the country that are trying to challenge that.
Dena Christy - EBR does serve those children with their ESL program and you have older relatives who are here and are helping and working with children in the system. Health care is a major issue. There are some things that they’re able to do, such as child birth, but after that where do we fall within services, including emergency services and mental health services. What kind of safety net is there for people with these issues?
Homero Lopez - There isn’t public coverage for people who are undocumented. There are a few places that will provide services for free or at low cost. Almost every hospital is a nonprofit in that they have to provide a low cost service. You’re not excluded from that if you’re undocumented. There’s no documentation required to get treatment for covid. That was one of the big complaints of affordable care, it specifically excludes undocumented.
Nathalia Dickerson - If they’re undocumented, those small clinic services, but they don’t seek medical help unless it’s really an emergency. When it comes to children, if they are US citizens they will be covered by medicaid. The US citizen child has access. Normally it functions like this. They don’t get to draw from social security. They’re not entitled to it.
Helena Williams - The mayor's office has MLK Day postponed due to the surge. There will be some new dates in February and they will post that on social media.
Rev Anderson - Two things 1) Homer Plessy got pardoned, which was a really big deal. An amazing presentation. My second announcement is the first female chief supreme court justice was honored with a statue in the Lafayette court. Kitty Kimbel. A lot of things, especially regarding juvenile justice, changed during her time in court. We have to start recognizing their value and give them their flowers while they’re still alive.
Dena Christy - we are providing health services free of charge and we do that in English and in Spanish. We are working with urban restoration for programs in Spanish, which includes pre law and health education.
www.familyroadgbr.org- Services in English and Spanish. Prenatal Care, Home Visitation, Sex Education, Parenting.
Liz Smith - They started in the EBR School board last night with redistricting.
Dean Andrews - Southern University is starting classes on January 26. Because of covid we are delaying classes a bit.
Zoom Chat
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 08:29 AM
Good morning and Happy New Year!
From Tatiana Begault to Everyone 08:29 AM
hello!!!
From Pat LeDuff to Everyone 08:41 AM
We also need to protect our Teachers
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 08:41 AM
So worried about our healthcare heroes. They’re facing an insurmountable climb.
Yes. Teachers too.
From Pat LeDuff to Everyone 08:42 AM
Awesome job!
From Sherreta Harrison to Everyone 08:43 AM
Thank you, Jared!
From Laura Siu Nguyen to Everyone 08:43 AM
Thank you, Jared!
From Tatiana Begault to Everyone 08:43 AM
Thank you Jared! Great information
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 08:43 AM
Why are we still as a community having large gatherings such as basketball games, etc?
From Leslie Clay to Everyone 08:43 AM
Thanks, Jared.
From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone 08:43 AM
Thanks Jared
From Pat LeDuff to Everyone 08:43 AM
Where are we with students under 15; the numbers and the test
From Verna Bradley-Jackson to Everyone 08:44 AM
Good morning Everyone! Thanks Jared good info.
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 08:44 AM
And that broken system can put them in further harms way RE Covid while detained.
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 08:45 AM
Has Healthy BR fully integrated the new healthcare provider in the jail Turn Key into the continuum of care network? Are you able to segregate the jail COVID numbers and release those numbers?
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 08:46 AM
Are you recommending N-95 masks instead of just cloth masks?
From Jared Hymowitz to Everyone 08:47 AM
Pat in Region 2 just over 28% of kids 5-17 have started or are fully vaccinated. You can find the dat here https://ldh.la.gov/coronavirus
From Pat LeDuff to Everyone 08:48 AM
Thanks Jared
From Kim Mosby to Everyone 08:48 AM
How can we encourage our public officials to increase restrictions on social gatherings?
From Homero López, Jr. to Everyone 08:49 AM
This is the link to the 287(g) agreement between EBR and ICE https://www.ice.gov/doclib/287gMOA/287gBatonRougeLa2020-06-09.pdf
From Jared Hymowitz to Everyone 08:49 AM
Kim I would encourage you to reach out to your elected official's and share your concerns.
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 08:49 AM
Good Morning and Happy New Year all. Thanks, Jared, for the PSA.
From Kim Mosby to Everyone 08:50 AM
Thanks Jared! Are many people reaching out to the Mayor's Office to discuss concerns on the rising numbers?
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 08:50 AM
Many discriminatory assumptions are being made based on accents and racial phenotype (indigenous/Black features)😒, I highly doubt that they’re profiling undocumented Europeans at the same rate.
From Casey Phillips to Everyone 08:55 AM
If you have questions for our speakers please begin to put them into the chat.
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 08:55 AM
FYI (approved by Nathalia :-) ) Some Immigration Info/background - https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/files/resources/immigration_101_for_paralegals_and_accredited_reps_nov_2019_final.pdf
From Donald Andrews to Everyone 08:56 AM
What is the incentive for the Sheriff’s office to participate in this program. Is the Sheriff’s office compensated for this agreement?
From Pat LeDuff to Everyone 08:56 AM
How much are we paid per person
From laquitta bowers to Everyone 08:57 AM
Can either of you provide an explanation for one of the tools commonly used to assist immigrants in knowing their rights under the Constitution. "Know your rights" https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/immigrants-rights/
From Pat LeDuff to Everyone 08:57 AM
Ok - that’s the answer
Double the pay
From Kim Mosby to Everyone 09:01 AM
How long does the process of seeking asylum last? How long do they expect people to "Stay in Mexico"?
From Pat LeDuff to Everyone 09:01 AM
Wow!!
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 09:04 AM
What happens to the children when parents are detained?
What is the status of the dumping that was going on at the Greyhound station?
There are little or no services in any language other than English at the jail. Frankly even the court.
Isn't having a 287G agreement a negative for companies that need to recruit worldwide?
From Homero López, Jr. to Everyone 09:05 AM
@Kim, it really depends on the docket. But, typically, for MPP cases, which are expedited, it takes ~6 months
From Helena Williams to Everyone 09:05 AM
I remember hearing on the radio that the hispanic/nonhispanic label at traffic stops isn’t being ticked correctly - thus skewing the numbers. I think they referenced Ascension parish or Sherrif’s office. Does anyone know more about this and the ramifications?
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 09:06 AM
Who represents undocumented persons impacted by immigration issues in Family Court?
From Donald Andrews to Everyone 09:07 AM
Another related issue is how to deal with the problem at the source. How do we work with failed states in Latin America to practice human rights for their citizens? Can we solve the problem at the source?
From Kim Mosby to Everyone 09:08 AM
Thanks Homero!
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 09:09 AM
How many of the current policy makers (Mayor, Metro Council, State Reps, etc. have weighed in on the issue of having this 287G agreement?
From HAWF Team to Everyone 09:09 AM
@Helena - there was a ProPublica report "'“If Everybody’s White, There Can’t Be Any Racial Bias': The Disappearance of Hispanic Drivers From Traffic Records" https://www.propublica.org/article/if-everybodys-white-there-cant-be-any-racial-bias-the-disappearance-of-hispanic-drivers-from-traffic-records
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 09:10 AM
Climate Change is only going to lead to more people seeking asylum and refugee status. How are we holding corporations accountable for their environmentally damaging practices that lead to the need for increased migration in the first place??? How are corporations who hire undocumented workers in mass being held accountable, because it seems like we only penalize the workers which creates a system of worker intimidation at the plants/farms.
From Helena Williams to Everyone 09:10 AM
Thank you HAWF!
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 09:10 AM
How engaged are schools systems in working with the children and families of impacted students?
From Alison Bates to Everyone 09:11 AM
Good question @Rev.Alexis
From Homero López, Jr. to Everyone 09:13 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33X_geKfXJ8 This covers the expansion of detention in Louisiana
This covers the profit motivation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soZVL53Z8Yg
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 09:13 AM
How many families end up losing their children permanently because of this system?
From Me to Everyone 09:13 AM
Is it hard to convince people to do that documentation? I would imagine there's a level of distrust with that, too.
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 09:14 AM
Regarding the destabilization of Latin America… it would be great if the west’s foreign policy and trad initiatives didn’t create the systemic inequities that lead to people having to flee their homes for the US in the first place… 😒
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_regime_change_in_Latin_America
From Alison Bates to Everyone 09:14 AM
Who is in charge of conducting welfare checks for the separated children?
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 09:16 AM
Extraordinary abilities?
From Tatiana Begault to Everyone 09:16 AM
proven extraordinary abilities shown not to be founding the US
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 09:18 AM
Usually a big visa for higher education institutions
Then H1B - https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/h-1b-specialty-occupations
And finally OPT )Optional Practical Training) - https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/students-and-exchange-visitors/optional-practical-training-opt-for-f-1-students
And that is the limit of my immigration info.
From Homero López, Jr. to Everyone 09:18 AM
Thanks, Manny!
From Alfredo Cruz to Everyone 09:18 AM
Does the local police also play a role by way of coordinating with Sheriff deputies?
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 09:19 AM
Homero, first gen kids always have to know these things regardless of where we are.
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 09:20 AM
It’s a mind-boggling that we continue to enforce borders on people that have existed on this land before the borders existed. Before the US even existed.
From Helena Williams to Everyone 09:20 AM
👏🏻
From David Beach l Wilson Foundation to Everyone 09:21 AM
Thanks for the engaging discussion. I must leave to attend my next meeting.
From Alison Bates to Everyone 09:22 AM
-bye David
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 09:22 AM
As with all laws… they’re penalties for the poor and menial fines for the rich.
From Me to Everyone 09:26 AM
If we follow the money for those plants, where does it end? How high up the corporate chain does it go?
Would that recommendation be communicated in the PC report?
From Rev. Alexis Anderson to Everyone 09:27 AM
Cheryl makes a great point in explaining that people who are afraid to come forth because of their immigration status will not be willing to take advantage of such programs.
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 09:28 AM
From Leslie Clay to Everyone 09:29 AM
I have to run. Can’t wait for the notes from this call.
From Priscilla Allen to Everyone 09:29 AM
does anyone know if undocumented persons who have pd into ss for decades are eligible to collect ss? I think yes, but INS scares people from the very support they are exploited for
From K M to Everyone 09:29 AM
Hi all, Louisiana Center for Children's Rights is hiring 2 Youth Advocates - one for EBR & one for NO - to work with youth in the criminal justice system. There are also a couple more positions listed on their website. You can find more info here: https://lakidsrights.org/about-us/join-our-team/ Feel free to reach out to me at kmosby517@gmail.com if you have more questions, and I can put you in touch with my husband who is the Director of Client & Investigative Services Unit at LCCR.
From Kelli Rogers to Everyone 09:30 AM
Have to run to another meeting. Thanks everyone!
From Dena Christy to Everyone 09:31 AM
Where does healthcare fall into rights of those undocumented?
From Homero López, Jr. to Everyone 09:31 AM
From K M to Everyone 09:31 AM
Thanks for the great conversation to start the day. Have a great weekend!
From Patrick Tuck to Everyone 09:31 AM
Is the public school in the parish with the detention center where the parents go or is this a consideration?
From Kevin Guitterrez to Everyone 09:32 AM
Las Sierres Academy in New Orleans is another great model for serving immigrant students
From Homero López, Jr. to Everyone 09:32 AM
ovnv.org they also work a lot with issues around education and immigration
From Kevin Guitterrez to Everyone 09:32 AM
https://gwc.collegiateacademies.org/about/las-sierras-academy
From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone 09:33 AM
I am working from home today but my office is open and we are working from the office.
From Homero López, Jr. to Everyone 09:34 AM
@Patrick, the detention centers are where they are (Basile, Pine Prairie, Jena, Jonesboro, Ferriday, Richwood, and Winnfield) and there's no consideration of where the children go to school.
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 09:34 AM
In NYC, usually WFH except when teaching, which is in person.
Looking forward to returning to EBR soon though!
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 09:37 AM
^recent policy updates
From Tatiana Begault to Everyone 09:39 AM
WIC and other services are provided.
From Homero López, Jr. to Everyone 09:40 AM
From Alison Bates to Everyone 09:40 AM
Thank you both :) Thank you everyone.
From Rev Anderson to Everyone 09:40 AM
Have two huge announcements.
From Nathalia Dickson to Everyone 09:40 AM
Nathália Dickson - nrd@dicksonlawfirm.com - 225-369-9922
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 09:42 AM
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 09:42 AM
Can you please let us know about February events? I would like to have a project event in conjunction around a larger event for the Erie Community EcoPark and Project Community Advisory Board Infosession for the Community Land Bank Trust
From Kevin Guitterrez to Everyone 09:42 AM
https://lacharterschools.org/what-we-do/programs/cbla/
From Tatiana Begault to Everyone 09:43 AM
Great work Kevin!
From Kevin Guitterrez to Everyone 09:43 AM
kguitterrez@lacharterschools.org
504.415.4292
From Helena Williams to Everyone 09:43 AM
Definitely Manny, we’re solidifying dates now, so will let you know when it’s officially announced!
From Kevin Guitterrez to Everyone 09:43 AM
Thanks, Tatiana! Appreciate you!
From Priscilla Allen to Everyone 09:44 AM
yes, indeed!!!! thank you for bringing up
From cheryl wyatt to Everyone 09:45 AM
Please email me at cwyatt@19thjdc.org if you will like brochures, in Spanish, which explains what Recovery Court/ Drug Court is and how the program can assist individuals involved in the criminal court system. Cheryl Wyatt, 19th JDC Recovery Court Director
From Mary Bergeron to Everyone 09:46 AM
Rev Anderson: You are a community treasure!
From Ann Zanders to Everyone 09:46 AM
Yes she is!!!!!!
From Alison Bates to Everyone 09:46 AM
I agree
From Rev Anderson to Everyone 09:46 AM
You are so kind. Thank you.
From Morgan Udoh (She/Her/They) to Everyone 09:47 AM
Yes yes. And Vietnamese!
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 09:47 AM
I shared this with some of the other academics on the call: Data Science for Social Good Fellowship 2022 at Carnegie Mellon University https://www.dssgfellowship.org/
From Priscilla Allen to Everyone 09:48 AM
thx all
From Ann Zanders to Everyone 09:48 AM
Dena please send your email address...TY
From Dena Christy to Everyone 09:48 AM
Family Road of Greater Baton Rouge
From Manny Patole (he|his, CCBR) to Everyone 09:49 AM
I am heading out to enjoy the snow. Looking forward to 2022 holds for all of us.
From Tatiana Begault to Everyone 09:49 AM
Thank you to everyone.. Happy New Years!!!
From Kevin Guitterrez to Everyone 09:49 AM
Thanks to all of you...appreciate y'all and Happy New Year. I truly hope that you'll consider joining our '22 BR CBLA cohort
https://lacharterschools.org/what-we-do/programs/cbla/
From Dena Christy to Everyone 09:50 AM
www.familyroadgbr.org- Services in English and Spanish. Prenatal Care, Home Visitation, Sex Education, Parenting.
From Rev Anderson to Everyone 09:52 AM
Who is the cute cat?
From Mary Bergeron to Everyone 09:55 AM
Thanks, everyone. Great mtg, as always. Gotta run.
From Rev Anderson to Everyone 09:55 AM
go to next meeting.
From Rodneyna Hart to Everyone 09:56 AM
Have a great year everyone
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