Lodi Unified trustees will perform an evaluation of Superintendent Cathy Nichols-Washer on Tuesday night in a closed session meeting at the Boys & Girls Club.
The evaluation is routine and its results will be reported out on Sept. 7. Trustees are not expected to provide the public with any information on the evaluation Tuesday, because Nichols-Washer will be allowed a week to submit a written response.
Last year, the supe’s evaluation raised some questions because trustees did not provide her the “rolling extension” that Lodi Unified usually gives to ensure job security. It had been decades since a superintendent did not get the extension. After a Record story on that, the board came back and awarded the extension at its next meeting with a 6-1 vote, Trustee Ken Davis opposed.



Lodi property tax revenue dips slightly
The City of Lodi’s tax revenue base dipped about 1.3 percent in the first quarter of 2010.
Here’s the full report.
Among the most notable additions to the city’s top 25 sales tax generators is Kohl’s, which recorded its first full quarter in this report.