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University and The Casey Family Outreach Program (Casey) in
2001.4
Petitioner’s work with Casey focused on working with at-risk
youths in the foster care system by developing Casey’s tutoring
program. Petitioner also worked to find employment for the
youths involved in the Casey program. She attended regular staff
meetings, visited group homes, and was available on call.
Petitioner’s job description indicates that her position was a
“full-time, exempt position that at times [required] workweeks in
excess of 40 hours”. According to Casey’s payroll records,
petitioner worked a total of 2,080 hours in 2001.
In addition to working for Casey, petitioner worked for
Golden Gate University’s graduate school of business as an
adjunct professor. She developed and taught an online course for
the spring and summer semesters where the students were
responsible for at least one semester project, a midterm
examination, and a final examination.
Petitioners own a residential property on Lyon Street in
Oakland, California (the Lyon Street property or the property),
which they bought in the late 1980s and rent out, often to low-
income tenants. The property is a fourplex containing two one-
bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment, and one three-
4 “Casey Family Programs’ mission is to provide and
improve—and ultimately to prevent the need for—foster care.”
Http://www.casey.org/AboutCasey/.
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