Below is a timeline of The Record’s coverage of alleged misconduct at Stockton Unified — from a 2021 grand jury report that first raised red flags about the district’s rapid turnover in superintendents, to the latest on the November 2023 Flores search.
The town hall came a week after Omlin and Franco presented the district’s response to the June San Joaquin County Grand Jury report. The report analyzed the safety measures in place at the 14 public school districts in the county, including Stockton Unified.
Three months after its release, Stockton Unified School District penned a formal response to the 2022-2023 San Joaquin County Grand Jury report.
The 26-page report — released on June 13 — said that “more can be done” to keep students safe in San Joaquin County schools. The report analyzed the safety measures in place at the 14 public school districts in the county, including Stockton Unified.
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For the past decade, the law has required U.S. jails to open their doors to auditors tasked with ensuring jail officials do enough to prevent sexual abuse against incarcerated people.
But the San Joaquin County Jail — which houses roughly 1,300 people — has never undergone a single audit, a grand jury found this year.
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“ Stockton Unified was accused of having a “revolving door” of superintendents in a 2021 San Joaquin County Civil Grand jury report, citing trustee behavior as the reason it is “difficult, if not impossible,” for any lasting, positive changes to take hold at the district.”
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Safety planning at schools in San Joaquin County is often a “patchwork of policies and procedures,” the report states. Schools in San Joaquin County, though, are safer because of recent efforts by school districts, jurors wrote. There’s still a long way to go.
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“There were clear (policy) violations according to the grand jury,” Board President AngelAnn Flores said at a May 2 policy meeting. “We can change that and ensure that we are following proper code of ethics and policies. It starts with us reviewing (policies). That’s why we’re here to listen and learn together.”
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