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Lodi Unified School District

Board of Education

Lodi USD board room

The Lodi USD Board of Education consists of 7 members who each represent an identified geographical area within the district. 

Board members must reside in and are elected by their identified geographical area. Each member serves a four-year term in office.

In addition to establishing policy, the Board of Education defines the educational goals of Lodi USD, approves curriculum, textbooks, and courses of study; adopts an annual budget; employs personnel; and makes decisions on school facility matters.

Board of Education Equity Statement

Lodi Unified School District honors the uniqueness of each individual and embraces their diverse backgrounds, values, and points of view. Our students come to us with unique interests and needs. It is our duty to work with our students, staff, and families, to build a strong inclusive educational community and to prepare students for lives in a multicultural society.

We further believe that eliminating disparities in educational opportunities is fundamental to the nature of public education. Therefore, Lodi Unified is committed to helping students overcome barriers to learning through research-based practices.

We maintain that is it the primary goal of this school district to ensure that each and every one of our students meets or exceeds California State education standards, and that it is our responsibility to give all students the opportunity to develop competencies in all aspects of the educational experience.

Trustee Area Map

Map showing boundaries of each area and the schools located within each area

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Board Representation

Lodi USD Board of Education representation is shown below. 

  • Board President
  • Trustee Area 6
Dr. Rommel Bal
(209) 518-0351
 
Term
2024 - 2028
 
Schools
Clairmont Elementary School
Ellerth E. Larson Elementary School
George L. Mosher Elementary School
Westwood Elementary School
  • Board Vice President
  • Trustee Area 3
Ms. Sherry Alexander
(209) 269-0104
 
Term
2022 - 2026
 
Schools
Beckman Elementary School
Leroy Nichols Elementary School
Lois E. Borchardt Elementary School
Lodi Middle School
Tokay High School
  • Board Clerk
  • Trustee Area 1
Mrs. Susan Macfarlane
(209) 663-2439
 
Term
2022 - 2026
 
Schools
Ansel Adams Elementary School
Davis Elementary School
Joe Serna, Jr. Charter School
Live Oak Elementary School
Lockeford School School
Morada Middle School
Turner Academy
Victor Elementary School
  • Board Member
  • Trustee Area 2
Mrs. Victoria Lenderman
(209) 294-6800
 
Term
2024 - 2028
 
Schools
Bear Creek High School
Christa McAuliffe Middle School
Creekside Elementary School
Elkhorn School
Julia Morgan Elementary School
John Muir Elementary School
Manlio Silva Elementary School
  • Board Member
  • Trustee Area 7
Mr. Joe Nava
(209) 952-6106
 
Term
2024 - 2028
 
Schools
Delta Sierra Middle School
Oakwood Elementary School
Parklane Elementary School
Plaza Robles High School
Ronald E. McNair High School
Sutherland Elementary School
Wagner-Holt Elementary School
  • Board Member
  • Trustee Area 4
Mr. Courtney Porter
(209) 625-6525
 
Term
2022 - 2026
 
Schools
Independence School
Lakewood Elementary School
Millswood Middle School
Podesta Ranch Elementary School
Valley Robotics Academy
Woodbridge Elementary School
  • Board Member
  • Trustee Area 5
Mr. Jeff Stroh
(209) 663-2473
 
Term
2022 - 2026
 
Schools
Clyde W. Needham Elementary School
Erma B. Reese Elementary School
George Washington Elementary School
Heritage Elementary School
Lawrence Elementary School
Liberty High School
Lincoln Technical Academy
Lodi High School
Vinewood Elementary School

Student Representatives

High school representatives are shown below.

Crowder, Lucas
Lodi High School logo

Lucas Crowder
Lodi High School ASB President

Lucas Crowder is Lodi High’s ASB President, while also working part-time as a restaurant host and busser. After high school, he plans to attend a four-year university in Southern California. He would like to major in Real Estate to learn about the housing market, investment strategies, contracts, and more.

Garcia, Josiah
Tokay High School Logo

Josiah Garcia
Tokay High School ASB President

Josiah Garcia, ASB President at Tokay High School, has been part of Lodi Unified since elementary school, attending Wagner Holt, Julia Morgan, and Elkhorn. A varsity athlete in Cross Country, Track, and Wrestling, he also practices Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. Josiah runs a solar panel and pressure washing business, combining entrepreneurship with academics. He plans to attend a four-year college and continue growing his business. Josiah is excited to represent Tokay students and share the great things happening on campus.

Laminero, Samanta
McNair High School Logo

Samanta Laminero
McNair High School ASB President

Samanta Laminero is McNair High's ASB President. She is involved in a variety of leadership organizations, including Link Crew, National Honors Society (NHS), Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), and captain of the girls’ tennis team. In addition to her leadership roles, she shares her musical talent through piano performances at local assisted living facilities. After high school, she plans to attend a four-year university to pursue a career in medicine.

Sandhu, Navkiran

Navkiran Sandhu
Middle College High School ASB President

Navkiran Sandhu serves as Middle College High’s ASB President, as well as MCHS Culture Club’s Co-Director . She enjoys baking, sewing and going to cafes. Navkiran aspires to receive her Bachelor’s Degree in chemistry and continue her education to obtain a PhD. She hopes to work at a state facilitated lab.

Shelton, Laila
Bear Creek High Bruins logo

Laila Shelton
Bear Creek High School ASB President

Laila Shelton is Bear Creek High's ASB President. She is an AVID student, the co-tournament host manager and co-captain for the Speech and Debate team, and plays volleyball. She is also the Vice President of the NAACP Stockton Youth Council and a REACH Teen crew leader. After high school, she aspires to attend an HBCU and major in Political Science.

Contact Us

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