Etiwanda School District

Citizen’s Oversight Committee

Applications are available for those interested in serving on the Etiwanda School District Measure I Independent Citizens’ Oversight Committee (COC). Click the buttons below to learn more about the Independent Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee and to apply.

Measure I COC Announcement

Measure I COC Application

The Citizen’s Oversight Committee is a 10-member independent oversight panel established pursuant to the requirements of Measure I passed by the voters of the Etiwanda School District and state law. Its members are volunteers appointed by The Etiwanda School District Board of Trustees as directed by state law and the Etiwanda School District Independent Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee Bylaws. The Citizen’s Oversight Committee shall inform the public concerning the District’s expenditure of bond proceeds. To do that, the Committee is expected to review and report on the proper expenditure of taxpayers’ money for school construction projects. The Citizen’s Oversight Committee shall meet at least once a year but shall not meet more frequently than quarterly. Service on the Committee is for up to two years.

Members of the Citizen’s Oversight Committee

Richard Wiersma – At-Large Community Member
Jordan Wright – At-Large Community Member
Charisse McCoy – Business Representative
Lynne Chaimowitz– Parent/Guardian of Child Enrolled in District
April McAllaster– Parent of Child Enrolled in District and Active in Parent-Teacher Organization
George Morgan – Senior Citizen Group Representative
Henry Wesolowski – Taxpayer Organization Member
Doug Claflin – Committee Executive and Representative of the Board of Trustees – Non-Voting Member
Bradley R, Neal – Bond Counsel to the Board of Trustees – Non-Voting Member
Michele Stewart – Secretary to the Committee – Non-Voting Member