The San Diego Unified School District will swear in its new and re-elected trustees at a special meeting today.
Former community college teacher and administrator Marne Foster won a seat on the Board of Education in the Nov. 6 general election and will replace Shelia Jackson.
Board President John Lee Evans and member Richard Barrera were returned to office for second terms.
Evans had to fight off a strong challenge from university instructor Mark Powell, who collected the most votes in the primary to force a November runoff. Barrera was unopposed.
After Foster takes her seat, the trustees are scheduled to choose a new president and vice president. A reception is scheduled following the meeting.
A regular board meeting is set for Tuesday. The trustees will be asked to consider a proposed partnership with the teachers union to work together to recruit, retain and support teachers and increase their diversity to reflect the student population.
