As an experienced classroom teacher and proven advocate, Joyce will continue fighting for students, families, educators, accountability and local control of our own schools.
Elected to the board after it had been in state receivership for 11 years, she has fought tirelessly to win our schools back for the City of Inglewood. Within her first term, the IUSD Board met all 5 Operating Area requirements. By this time next year, local control returns to IUSD.
Vote Joyce Randall early mail-in ballot or at the polls on November 3rd.
I am ever committed to bringing true change, true progress and a positive vision for the future to the IUSD School Board if re-elected.
After graduating from UCLA, I made the conscious decision to commit to educating my community.
Over my lifelong career of educating and advocating for students, I have held numerous offices that have both extensively prepared and duly qualified me to serve as a member of the IUSD Board of Trustees and, as of 2022, on the IUSD School Board in Seat 1.
In addition to serving for 31 years as a public school teacher, mentor, teacher and coordinator, I have also served as Inglewood Council of PTA's President, President of LaTijera School PTA, Inglewood Teacher Association's Grievance Chair, Trustee on a Church School Board of Education for 8 years and as Director of Education for a mega church for 11 years.
Where is the investment in the education infrastructure? Where is a Robotics Program or Intro to Computer Science Class?
When will children be first in IUSD?
I am a lifelong educator with a passion to move Inglewood schools to the next level. We can continue to do better than the years of what the State and County control have achieved. We can do it together.
As a lifelong resident, my primary goal will continue to be fighting to resolve district debt and effect real collaborative change with community stakeholders. I will continue the fight to ensure that every child (not only in my district) in this amazing city has the resources to succeed.
"Children First"
Vote Tuesday, November 3, 2026 - Joyce Randall for Schoolboard Seat #1
CORE VALUES & MISSION
Student Achievement / Logró De Los Estudiantes
Ensure students are prepared for critical thinking in college, vocational school or their chosen career / Asegúrate de eso estudiantes son listos para pensamiento crítico en los universidades, escuelas de comercios y sus carreras elegidas
Community Empowerment / Empoderamiento Del Comunidad
A school district directly acting upon the decisions of its representative community / Un distrito escolar que actuando directamente sobre las decisiones de la comunidad
Teacher Empowerment / Empoderamiento De Los Maestros
Properly compensate certified teachers and enable them to efficiently prepare their students to graduate / Pagar adecuadamente a maestros certificados y permitirlos a preparar sus estudiantes a graduarse
Eradication of Illiteracy / Erradicación De Analfabetismo
Reverse the trend of incarcerated youth / Invertir la tendencia de jóvenes encarcelados (https://nces.ed.gov/pubs94/94102.pdf)
Fiscal Responsibility / Responsabilidad Fiscal
Reverse the history of IUSD Board of paying avoidable lawsuits instead of investing those same large dollar amounts into students, teachers and support staff / Invertir la historia de IUSD cuando ellos pagan pleitos innecesario pero en lugar, pagar más hacia a estudiantes y maestros
This is the time for our collective voices to be heard.
We cannot continue to do the same things and expect different results.
I will continue valuable Town Hall Meetings to keep the community updated on what is going on within IUSD.
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