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Pomona Unified urges parents to complete local control survey; outreach begins Jan. 21
Summary
A Pomona Unified School District State and Federal Programs staff member urged parents and community members to complete the district—s local control survey beginning Jan. 21, highlighting California—s eight state priorities and an incentive for middle schools with the most responses.
A State and Federal Programs staff member for Pomona Unified School District urged parents and community members to provide feedback on the district—s local control plan, saying the district—s review process begins Jan. 21 and that "every voice matters."
The staff member said the district—s local control funding and planning process is aligned with California—s eight state priorities and emphasized that input can influence how the district concentrates on basic services, parent engagement, student achievement, student engagement, school climate, access to curriculum and other student outcomes.
The staff member described an annual review process to ensure the plan is data-driven and responsive to student needs and encouraged residents in Pomona and nearby communities such as Diamond Bar to spend a few minutes completing the district—s survey. The speaker noted there is a special incentive for the middle school that submits the most feedback.
Contact information and logistics were provided during the comment: the staff member directed listeners to the district survey page and gave a contact for the State and Federal Programs office (phone number as provided in the comment: 999397, ext. 23). The speaker also used the acronyms and internal labels heard in the comment when referring to the survey materials.
