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First Tee of the Tri-Valley plans to sponsor a big after-school event at each of the either Pleasanton elementary schools. She provided information on how the program helps students with social and behavioral issues and fits within the goals of the Youth Master Plan. Approximately $4,000 of the requested funding would be used to purchase new equipment, with the remainder for an after-school event. Commissioner Lo discussed coordination of the program and the teaching personnel with Ms. Hadley, and Commissioner DuBose asked about aspects of the program that the game of golf that can serve students in other ways. Valley Care Health Systems— CPR in Schools — Commissioners were provided information about the proposed CPR program in schools that would be provided to hospital Junior Volunteers who would then through mentoring and support from Valley Care AHA be able to help other students become familiar with CPR training. Information about the importance of reaching high school students about this training was discussed, along with details about other U.S. States requiring this before graduating from high school. Commissioner Chew questioned whether anyone from Valley Care had spoken to PUSD representatives, and she and Commissioner Lo advised that 7th grade students in Pleasanton already receive CPR training as part of the health curriculum. Commissioner Pearce questioned whether the Valley Care program would be a certified program. Commissioner Amrbosiewicz was provided information about the program and working with ROP students. Commissioner Lo was advised that funds requested would be used to purchase equipment for the program, and Commissioner Chew confirmed that Valley Care would be purchasing AD simulators. Commissioner Mari had questions concerning the Volunteer program at Valley Care and Chairperson Sinha had questions regarding the length of the training program. The Gatehouse Academy for Gift Education —enGaoe Summer Enrichment Camp 2015, Lynn & Bob Gatehouse — provided information about the EnGage Summer Enrichment Camp program and advised that they were seeking funding to purchase one LEGO EV3 Core Set and Software, an EV3 Classroom Activities for the Busy Teacher book, and a 30 FlTstep pedometers. Commissioners were advised that this equipment would be used for technology courses provided during the summer camp and would allow for expansion beyond the camp. The equipment can also be used in additional years. Commissioner Lo was advised by Ms. Gatehouse that the equipment, if purchased, would be shared with Harvest Park's Robotics Club. She also advised Commissioner Chew that the expected lifespan of the equipment of about five-years. Ms. Gatehouse informed Commissioners that a Lawrence Livermore Laboratory scientist would be the summer camp course teacher, together with a UC Berkeley intern. Youth Commission Minutes November 13,2013 Page 4