Board Will Appoint Replacement to Fill Vacancy
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VENTURA COUNTY — Veteran educator Rob Collins has announced his resignation from the Ventura County Board of Education. Collins was elected to the board in 2018 for the second time. He had previously served as a board trustee from 2002 to 2004. He also served for twelve years as a trustee for the Simi Valley Unified School District Board of Education and has many years of experience as a classroom teacher and school administrator. Collins was honored as the Simi Valley Teacher of the Year in 1998.
Collins says he is stepping down from the Board due to health concerns. His resignation takes effect on Monday. “I want to thank Trustee Collins for his dedicated service to the students of Ventura County,” said Dr. César Morales, Ventura County Superintendent of Schools. “He brought valuable insights to our policy decisions that always put students first.”
The Ventura County Board of Education will appoint a replacement to serve the remainder of Collins’ term, which expires next year. Anyone who would like to be considered must live in trustee area four, which includes Moorpark, Simi Valley, Santa Susana Knolls, Box Canyon, Chatsworth Peak, Home Acres, Sinoloa Lake and Tierra Rejada Valley. A map of the area four boundaries is available here. Interested persons must email a cover letter and professional resume no later than November 10, 2021, to Lisa Bork at lbork@vcoe.org.
More about the Ventura County Board of Education — The Ventura County Board of Education’s five elected trustees and Executive Officer provide support for educational programs operated by the Ventura County Office of Education as well as the county’s twenty local school districts. The Board also rules on appeals of student expulsions and inter-district transfers. Additional information about the Board is available at www.vcoe.org/boe.
About the Ventura County Office of Education — The Ventura County Office of Education provides a broad array of fiscal, training and technology support services to local school districts, helping to maintain and improve lifelong educational opportunities for children, educators and community members. VCOE also operates schools that serve students with severe disabilities and behavioral issues, provides career education courses, and coordinates countywide academic competitions including Mock Trial and the Ventura County Science Fair. Learn more at: www.vcoe.org.