LUSD Assistant Superintendent Dr. John Karbula has been nominated for the Negotiator of the Year Award. This award is presented by the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) and is the highest honor a Chief Negotiator can receive.
"John is a dedicated professional who focuses his efforts on supporting kids in LUSD." In addition, he is one of the most skilled negotiators that I have had the privilege of serving with," said Superintendent Trevor McDonald.
This award will be selected and presented during the Negotiators Symposium in January. This is a great honor and accomplishment for the entire LUSD district. Dr. Karbula represents the district in both Certificated and Classified labor negotiations.
Doug Sorum, Director of Maintenance and Operations states, "Dr. Karbula really attacks the problem and never the person, this is a highly admirable trait that results in wonderful labor relationships."
This is the first time that the Chief Negotiator from LUSD has been nominated for the high honor. This is truly a testament to the great people that work in the LUSD school district.
"It is a great honor to be nominated for this award. The two teams who work closely with me on certified and classified negotiations are exceptional people. I truly trust them and love working with them. I must also give a lot of credit to the certified and classified leadership and their teams. We have a positive and trusting relationship with them that provides a solid foundation for positive outcomes," said Assistant Superintendent Dr. John Karbula
Schools and offices will reopen on Monday, November 26th , 2018.
Las escuelas y oficinas reanudarán el lunes 26 de noviembre 2018.
This year the California School Parent Survey and the LCAP Community Survey will be combined to coordinate parent feedback for a variety of school and district processes. The survey will gather information on academic programs; developmental supports provided to youth; school connectedness and barriers to learning, as well as behaviors such as physical activity and nutritional habits; alcohol, tobacco and other drug use; and school safety. The information obtained from this survey will help schools develop site plans (Safety Plan, Single Plan for Student Achievement, etc.) and help the District make decisions regarding the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP).
Este año, la encuesta para los Padres de Escuelas de California y la Encuesta Comunitaria LCAP serán combinadas para coordinar la información de los padres para una variedad de procesos escolares y distritales. La encuesta recopilará información sobre programas académicos; apoyos de desarrollo proporcionados a los jóvenes; conectividad con la escuela y barreras de aprendizaje, así como comportamientos como la actividad física y hábitos nutricionales; alcohol, tabaco y otro uso de drogas; y la seguridad escolar. La información obtenida de esta encuesta ayudará a las escuelas a desarrollar los planes escolares (Plan de Seguridad, Plan Escolar para Logro Estudiantil, etc.) y ayudará al Distrito a tomar decisiones con respecto al Plan de Responsabilidad de Control Local (LCAP).
Lompoc Unified School District has maintained a clear and articulate focus on the goals of the District. The goals were established prior to the development of the first LCAP and have been the driving force behind the work done in the District to increase and improve services for all students, principally directed to low income, English learners and foster youth.
