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Turlock Unified School District

Turlock Unified School District. June 7, 2011. Learning Today…Leading Tomorrow. 224134. Board of Trustees. Board Member Term Expiration Frank M. Lima, President 2011 Eileen Hamilton, Clerk 2011 John C. Sims, Member 2011 Bob Weaver, Member 2013

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Turlock Unified School District

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  1. Turlock Unified School District June 7, 2011 Learning Today…Leading Tomorrow 224134

  2. Board of Trustees Board Member Term Expiration Frank M. Lima, President 2011 Eileen Hamilton, Clerk 2011 John C. Sims, Member 2011 Bob Weaver, Member 2013 Josh Bernard, Member 2013 Tami Muniz, Member (Provisional Appointment) 2011 Loren Holt, Member 2011

  3. District Administration Dr. Sonny H. Da Marto, Superintendent Ed Felt, Deputy Superintendent / Business Services Mike Trainor, Assistant Superintendent / Human Resources Lacrisha Ferriera, Assistant Superintendent Educational Services Lori Decker, Chief Financial Officer Gil Ogden, Director of Student Services Denise Banghart-Bragg, Director of Special Education Kea Willett, Director of Professional Development & English Learner Programs Heidi Lawler, Director of Human Resources Laurie Harrington, Director of Assessment / Accountability

  4. The District has… • K-12 District of 13,504 Students • 16 Schools • 9 Elementary School Sites • 1 Middle School • 1 Junior High School • 2 Comprehensive High Schools • 2 Alternative High Schools • 1 Adult School

  5. Student Ethnicity in TUSD

  6. Unification History • Pre-unification, two separately governed, but commonly administered, districts: Turlock Joint Elementary School District and Turlock Joint Union High School District • Each board was comprised of five members elected at large • Unification of the two districts led to the formation of a seven member board elected by an at-large vote from within the boundaries of the former Turlock Joint Union High School District. • The unification was effective July 1,2004 • The unified district also serves two component K-8 elementary districts: Chatom Union School District and Keyes Union School District

  7. TUSD Boundary Map

  8. Election Change Process • The governing board adopted a resolution seeking to change from at-large to by-trustee area voting (January 19, 2010) • The County Committee approved the election change following a public hearing (December 15, 2010)

  9. Election Change Process (Con’t) • Using 2010 census data, the district draws proposed trustee area maps for seven trustee areas • The District holds public hearings and gathers input on the draft trustee area maps

  10. Election Change Process (Con’t) • The school board selects a final trustee area map and seeks approval of the County Committee • The County Committee holds its second public hearing and approves the selected map

  11. Election Change Process (Con’t) • The District seeks a waiver from the State Board of Education eliminating the need for an election to obtain voter approval of the changes • The District seeks approval of the election changes from the United States Department of Justice • Once all approvals are obtained, final documents are given to the Stanislaus and Merced County Committees and the County Election Clerks

  12. Election Timelines • January 19, 2010: Board approves election change • December 15, 2010: County Committee approves election change • April 2011: 2010 Census data released • June 2011: Trustee area maps finalized • Winter 2011: SBE waiver obtained

  13. Election Time Lines (2011-2013 Con’t) • Spring 2012: Second County Committee hearing to approve the final trustee area map • Winter 2012: DOJ approval obtained • July 8, 2013: Final deadline for submission of documents to the elections departments of Merced and Stanislaus Counties (120 day rule). • November 5, 2013: Initial election by trustee areas

  14. Plan A

  15. Plan B

  16. Plan C

  17. Plan C All

  18. Plan A Demographic Counts

  19. Plan A Demographic Percents

  20. Plan B Demographic Counts

  21. Plan B Demographic Percents

  22. Plan C Demographic Counts Abbreviations: Dev. = Deviation Hisp = Hispanic NH = "Non-Hispanic" Wht = White Blk = Black / African American Ind = Native American Asn = Asian American Haw or Hwn = Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Oth = Other OthMR or MR = Multi-Race Fil = Filipino "DOJ" = Aggregated according to U.S. Department of Justice guidance Reg = Voter Registration CVAP = Citizen Voting Age Population

  23. Plan C Demographic Percent Abbreviations: Dev. = Deviation Hisp = Hispanic NH = "Non-Hispanic" Wht = White Blk = Black / African American Ind = Native American Asn = Asian American Haw or Hwn = Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Oth = Other OthMR or MR = Multi-Race Fil = Filipino "DOJ" = Aggregated according to U.S. Department of Justice guidance Reg = Voter Registration CVAP = Citizen Voting Age Population

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