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Lompoc Unified School District Board of Education Appoints Erika Floyd to Fill Trustee Area 3 Vacancy

June 29, 2026 - 19:00

Lompoc Unified School District Board of Education Appoints Erika Floyd to Fill Trustee Area 3 Vacancy

LOMPOC, Calif. -- The Lompoc Unified School District Board of Education has chosen Erika Floyd to fill the vacant seat representing Trustee Area 3. The appointment came during a recent board meeting, filling a position left open after the previous trustee stepped down.

Floyd brings a background in community advocacy and a focus on student achievement to the role. She has been involved with local parent-teacher organizations and has worked on initiatives aimed at improving communication between families and the district. Board members cited her familiarity with the district's challenges and her willingness to listen to diverse viewpoints as key factors in their decision.

The selection process included interviews with several candidates who applied for the vacancy. The board evaluated each applicant based on their understanding of school finance, curriculum issues, and the specific needs of students in Trustee Area 3. Floyd's experience in navigating district policies and her history of volunteering in classrooms helped her stand out.

Floyd will serve on the board until the next regular election, when voters in Trustee Area 3 will have the opportunity to elect a candidate for the remainder of the term. In her first comments after the appointment, Floyd expressed gratitude for the trust placed in her and emphasized her commitment to supporting teachers and ensuring that all students have access to a quality education. She plans to focus on increasing transparency and fostering collaboration between the board and the community.


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