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Board Member Training and Compliance

Members of the Lancaster School District Board of Trustees complete training required by California law to support effective governance, ethical conduct, student safety, and compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
 

Ethics Training

Pursuant to California Government Code sections 53234 et seq., as amended by Senate Bill 827 (SB 827), the District maintains records documenting the completion of required ethics training by covered local agency officials, including the date the training was completed and the entity that provided the training. Beginning July 1, 2026, members of the public may request copies of ethics training completion records.
 

Mandated Reporter Training

Members of the Board of Trustees are mandated reporters under California's Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act. In accordance with Senate Bill 848 (2025), effective July 1, 2026, and applicable provisions of the Education Code and Penal Code, Board members complete required annual mandated reporter training addressing the identification and reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect and other required pupil-safety topics. Records regarding completion of required training are maintained by the District.

 

Governance Training

California law establishes governance training requirements for local educational agency officials beginning in 2027. The District will ensure that members of the Board of Trustees complete applicable training within the timelines established by Education Code sections 35221–35223.

 

How to Request Records

Requests may be submitted by:
  • Email: prr@lancsd.org
  • Mail: Lancaster School District, Business Department, 44711 N. Cedar Avenue, Lancaster, CA 93534
  • In Person: Lancaster School District, Business Department, 44711 N. Cedar Avenue, Lancaster, CA 93534
  • Online: Public Records Request Form
 
Please include:
  • Your name and preferred contact information.
  • The name or position of the official whose ethics training record is being requested (if known).
  • A brief description of the records requested.
  • Any relevant dates or time period, if known.
 
Visit our Public Records Request page for more information. 
 
The District will respond to requests in accordance with the California Public Records Act (Government Code section 7920.000 et seq.) and other applicable laws.
The District maintains complinace training records as required by California law.