Woodland Joint Unified

Woodland Joint Unified School District is governed by a seven-member Board of Trustees. Each Trustee is locally elected by voters in their respective trustee area and serves a four-year term. 

The role of the Board is to ensure our District is responsive to the values, beliefs and priorities of our community. The Board fulfills this role by performing six major responsibilities:

 

 

The Board fulfills its duties and responsibilities as a governing body. No one member has the authority to make decisions for the entire Board.

Regular Meeting: (Normal, scheduled business meetings of the Board)

 

 

Special Meeting: (Called before the next regularly scheduled board meeting, usually to meet time deadlines)

 

 

Emergency Meeting: (In the case of work stoppage or crippling disaster)

 

Our Board strongly believes in family and community participation and encourages you to share your opinion on any item on the agenda or within the Board’s jurisdiction.

 

Topics not specifically listed on the agenda may be addressed by the public under “Public Comment to the Board.” This is an opportunity for you to make suggestions, identify concerns, or request information about matters affecting our District.

 

You can make a public comment in person during a Board meeting.

 

Per the Brown Act, a Board meeting is not a meeting of the public, but rather a formal business meeting of the Board to conduct the public’s business on agendized items. The public has the right to observe the meeting and to provide public comment. The law does not allow the Board to take action or to discuss any item not explicitly posted on the agenda in advance. However, during public comment, Board members may ask for clarification, refer concerns to staff, and/or request that an item be placed on a future agenda.

You can also contact your Trustee directly by phone or email. Click here for their contact information.