Salt Lake City School District public meetings in 2025
32 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a Legislative Breakfast on December 5, 2025, at the Board Room, 406 East 100 South. The agenda includes an introduction of the Associate Superintendent, updates on district demographics and high school rebuilds, and a policy discussion on school safety and finance.
- Introduction of Associate Superintendent Dr. Analis Ruiz
- District priorities and updates presentation
- Policy discussion on school safety
- Policy discussion on finance/TIF
- Career and Technical Center updates
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will discuss potential school closures and reconfiguration of grade levels at specific schools. The board will also review updates to the Strategic Plan for Student Achievement and various district policies.
- Discussion of potential closure of Innovations Early College High School
- Proposed reconfiguration of Nibley Park School from K-8 to K-6
- Proposed discontinuation of Grades 4-6 Magnet Services at Washington Elementary School
- Purchases from Confidential Background Investigations Inc., World Strides, and Uplift Aerospace Inc.
- Updates to 10 board policies including student fees, hiring, and violence prevention
Salt Lake Education Foundation
The Salt Lake Education Foundation Board will meet on November 19, 2025, to review financial updates, board business, and superintendent updates. The agenda includes discussions on capital projects, contract updates, and the acceptance of donations and grants.
- Approval of past minutes
- Financial update presentation
- Superintendent's update
- Capital Campaign Update (CTE Center, West and Highland Clinics, Glendale Track)
- Donations and grants totaling $417,685
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a public hearing regarding potential school closures, special enrollment program closures, and grade reconfiguration. The board will also review purchases and receive updates on CTC building progress.
- Public hearing on potential school closure, special enrollment program closure and grade reconfiguration
- Proposed purchases from ARM Construction LLC and Hunt Electric Inc.
- Review of Purchase Under 50k Change Orders and Pos-FY26
- Update on CTC Building Progress and Fundraising
- Teacher and Student Success Act (TSSA) Plan Update
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a public hearing regarding potential school closures, special enrollment program closures, and grade reconfiguration. The board will also review purchase reports and discuss board member ethics and norms.
- Public hearing on potential school closure, special enrollment program closure and grade reconfiguration
- Proposed purchases from ARM Construction LLC and Hunt Electric Inc.
- Review of Purchase Under 50k Change Orders and Pos-FY26
- Update on CTC Building progress and fundraising
- Discussion of Annual Board Member Statement of Ethics
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a meeting to discuss district programs and board ethics. The session includes a specific public comment period regarding potential school closures and grade reconfigurations.
- Public comment on potential closure of Innovations Early College High School
- Public comment on reconfiguring Nibley Park School from K-8 to K-6
- Public comment on discontinuing grades 4-6 magnet services at Washington Elementary School
- Proposed purchases from Control Equipment Co., Arm Construction LLC, CMT Engineering Laboratories Inc., and ZUM Services, Inc.
- Discussion of Annual Board Member Statement of Ethics and Board Norms
Human Sexuality Curriculum Committee
The Salt Lake City School District’s Human Sexuality Curriculum Committee held its first in-person meeting to review and approve instructional materials for the 2025–26 school year. The committee also discussed future meeting dates and compliance with state training requirements for teachers.
- Review and approval of middle and high school human sexuality curriculum materials for 2025–26
- Compliance with Utah Code §53G-10-403 requiring sex education training completed September 30, 2025
- Presentation of Utah Rape Recovery Center evaluation response by Sana James for committee approval
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education holds a public meeting to review district-wide issues including a study session on long-term school closure and reconfiguration plans. No decisions will be made during the study session, but the board will hear public comment on proposed closures at Innovations Early College High School, Nibley Park School’s grade reconfiguration, and discontinuation of grades 4–6 magnet services at Washington Elementary School.
- Public comment on potential closure of Innovations Early College High School
- Discussion of Nibley Park School reconfiguration from K-8 to K-6 model
- Proposed discontinuation of grades 4–6 magnet services at Washington Elementary School
- Purchases reported for Hughes General Contractors Inc. and Hogan & Associates Inc.
- Fall enrollment review and strategic plan data presentation
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will convene a public meeting on October 7, 2025, at 5:30 PM in the Board Room (406 East 100 South). The agenda includes routine approvals, policy updates, and reports such as budget and financial statements. No major decisions are listed for this meeting.
- Consent agenda includes purchases under $50k, budget report, and policy updates (e.g., C-6 Community Donations, G-4 Bloodborne Pathogens, P-2 Paid Parental Leave)
- Discussion items include Diploma Options, Family School Collaboration, and Sustainability Update
- Public comment period scheduled for 15 minutes (3 minutes per speaker)
- Meeting livestream available at https://YouTube.com/slcschools
Salt Lake Education Foundation
The Salt Lake Education Foundation Board will meet to discuss financial updates, project campaigns, and contract statuses. The board will also review recent donations and grants totaling over $211,000.
- Sorenson Legacy Foundation grant of $120,000 for Montessori Early Learning at Rose Park
- McBride Foundation grant of $70,000 for afterschool programs at Glendale, Northwest, Escalante, Parkview, and Bryant
- Ensign Elementary School PTA donation of $16,000 for Ensign Music Instruction
- Lucy Hawes donation of $5,662.21 for Highland High Football
- Contract updates for National Ability Center, Wasatch Mountain Institute, Girls on the Run, and Wasatch Community Gardens
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education holds a public meeting on September 16, 2025, at 406 East 100 South. The board will convene a study session at 4:00 PM, followed by a public meeting at 5:30 PM. No decisions will be made during the study session. The public meeting includes a consent agenda for routine purchases, a public comment period, and discussions on revisions to the strategic plan for student achievement, a diploma proposal, and property-related matters.
- Consent agenda includes routine purchases and accounting reports
- Discussion on Strategic Plan for Student Achievement Revisions
- Discussion on Diploma Proposal
- Discussion on Minor Property Line Adjustment
- Discussion on Property Use - District Needs
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will convene a public meeting to interview candidates for Precinct 4 board member positions, discuss candidates for Precinct 5, and potentially appoint and swear in a new board member. The meeting will also include a consent agenda with routine financial reports and public comment opportunities.
- Interviews for Precinct 4 board member candidates: Russell Askren, Elisabeth Bunker, David Jones, Carlos H Martins, Jenna Pike, Ann Elizabeth Romano, Marlie Rosenberg, Katie Wagner
- Discussion of Precinct 5 board member candidates
- Potential appointment and swearing in of a new board member
- Consent agenda includes purchases from Brady Industries LLC, Edutek Corporation Inc, and Joe Granato Inc
- Public comment session with 15 minutes allocated for speakers
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a study session on diploma options and a public meeting to discuss district reconfiguration and school closures. The board will also review various financial reports and proposed vendor purchases.
- Discussion of long-term closure and district reconfiguration recommendations
- Proposed purchases from KOH Mechanical Contractors Inc., McKinstry Essention LLC, Core Technologies LLC, ParentSquare Inc., Rocky Mountain Power Inc., DonorsChoose.org, and T-Mobile USA Inc.
- Review of the 2024-25 Title IX Report on student participation in interscholastic sports
- Discussion of new Board Policy P-14
- Reclassification of the Construction Project Manager position
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Board of Education is conducting a work session and retreat to discuss board operations and planning. The meeting focuses on internal governance, member visions, and evaluation results.
- Board member visions and recommendations work session
- Discussion of annual retreat and board evaluation timing
- Review of study session guidelines
- Review of yearly calendar
- Board evaluation results with Richard Stowell
Salt Lake Education Foundation
The Salt Lake Education Foundation Board will meet to review financial updates and project campaigns. The agenda includes a presentation on repurposing Riley Elementary School into a Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center.
- Solicitation of qualifications for architectural and engineering services for the $250,000 CTE Center at Riley Elementary School (1410 South 800 West)
- Discussion of Glendale Track project
- Discussion of West High School and Highland High School Clinics
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will meet to review a superintendent contract for 2025-2027 and discuss revisions to the Strategic Plan for Student Achievement. The board will also consider a diploma proposal and property use next steps.
- Superintendent contract for July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2027
- Strategic Plan for Student Achievement revisions (second reading)
- Diploma Proposal (second reading)
- Purchases from vendors including Rocky Mountain Power Inc., Canon USA Inc., and College Board Inc.
- Update on construction progress and athletic fields
Salt Lake City Board of Education
This notice provides the schedule of regular public board meetings for the 2024-2025 school year. The document is procedural and does not list specific items for decision or discussion.
- August 6, 2024: Board Meeting and Tax Hearing
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will review proposals for honors diplomas and focused graduation pathways. The board is also discussing revisions to the Strategic Plan for Student Achievement and field options for high school rebuilds.
- Purchases from Core Technologies LLC for staff and school computers
- Curriculum purchases from McGraw-Hill Education and Gibbs Smith Publishing
- Software renewals with PowerSchool Group LLC and Blackbaud Inc.
- Discussion of High School Rebuild Field Options
- Review of Honors Diploma and Focused Graduation Pathway proposals
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a public hearing regarding the 2025-26 proposed budget and tax rate. The board will also discuss a revised 2024-2025 budget and receive updates on the Highland High School rebuild.
- Public hearing on 2025-26 Budget at 7:00 pm
- Discussion of 2025-2026 Proposed Tax Rate
- Highland High School heat pump and baseball field update
- Updated policies on accounting, student records, and concussions
- FY26 purchases including UTA transit passes and Salt Lake City Corporation water sewer
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a public hearing to discuss school district finances. The board intends to revise the 2024-25 fiscal year budget and adopt the budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.
- Proposed revisions to the 2024-25 fiscal year budget
- Adoption of the 2025-2026 fiscal year operating budget
Salt Lake Education Foundation
The Salt Lake Education Foundation Board will meet to review the proposed 2025-26 budget and confirm corporate officers. The board will also discuss capital campaign visions for school lunch balances, internet access, and clinic spaces at West and Highland High Schools.
- Proposed Budget 2025-26
- Marathon donation of $100,000 for West High Robotics, Space Monkeys, Welding Scholarships, and a van
- United Way (ARPA) donations totaling $104,231 for well-being rooms and experiential learning at SLCSE-Bryant and Rose Park
- Renewal of Utah Transit Authority (UTA) contract
- Potential project updates for Glendale Middle School McBride Track and the Career and Technical Center
Salt Lake City Board of Education
This notice provides the general meeting schedule for the Salt Lake City Board of Education for the 2025-2026 school year. The document is procedural and does not list specific agenda items for a single date.
- Regular public board meetings scheduled for Tuesdays of each month at 5:00 p.m.
- Meetings located at the Salt Lake City School District Administration Building, 406 East 100 South
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a study session on attendance and truancy followed by a public meeting. The board will review the final budget and discuss high school athletic field needs and the 2025-2026 calendar.
- Discussion on repurposing the former Riley Elementary site for an expanded Career Tech Center
- Final Budget Review
- Purchases from Young Ford Inc. and change orders under $50K
- Study session on Attendance and Truancy
- Review of 2025-26 School LAND Trust/School Improvement Plans
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education meets May 6 to consider consent items including proposed 2025-26 salary schedules and tentative agreements with employee groups, and to hold a special public comment period on school property use for field space for high school rebuilds and a Career & Technical Center at the site of former Riley Elementary. The board will also discuss an administrator on special assignment and charter school reports.
- Special public comment at 7:15 p.m. on field space for high school rebuilds and Career & Technical Center at former Riley Elementary site
- Proposed 2025-26 salary schedules (Exhibit 2B12)
- Tentative agreements with Salt Lake Education Association and other employee groups (Exhibit 2B13a-f)
- Consent agenda includes purchases from companies such as Arnell West Inc., Heritage Roofing, and Layton Roofing (Exhibit 2B1a-i) — no dollar amounts listed
- Sex Education Instruction and Assurances and Human Sexuality Committee Memo (Exhibit 2B8)
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education is meeting for a work session focused on board training and professional development. The agenda contains only procedural items—opening ceremonies, a training session, and adjournment—with no policy votes, contract awards, or public hearings listed.
- Work session dedicated to board training and professional development
- Meeting scheduled from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the district board room (406 East 100 South, Salt Lake City)
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a public business meeting on April 15, 2025, at 5:30 PM. The agenda includes a discussion on a resolution to authorize the issuance and sale of up to $155,000,000 in general obligation bonds, along with items on field space for high school rebuilds, a career and technical center, and a policy on student electronic devices. The consent agenda covers multiple purchase contracts, budget reports, policy updates, and other routine items.
- Consideration of a resolution to issue up to $155,000,000 of general obligation bonds
- Discussion on field space for high school rebuilds and a Career and Technical Center
- Board Policy S-11: Student Electronic Devices in Schools
- Final School LAND Trust Plans and Initial 2025-2026 Charter School Annual School LAND Trust Plans
- Updated policies including visitor, dress and grooming, and student conduct/discipline
Human Sexuality Curriculum Committee
The Salt Lake City School District Human Sexuality Curriculum Committee will meet virtually on March 20, 2025, to review 2025 passed bills and USBE legislative updates. Members will also discuss approved materials accessible to teachers on the district website and plan future meeting dates for 2025-2026.
- Review of 2025 passed bills affecting human sexuality curriculum
- USBE legislative updates and materials presented
- Approved curriculum materials available on SLCSD website
- Meeting schedule set for April and May 2025, and through April 2026
- Confirmation of committee members for upcoming school years
Salt Lake Education Foundation
The Salt Lake Education Foundation Board will discuss financial updates, scholarship agreements, and funding requests. The meeting includes a review of donations received between January 1 and March 11, 2025.
- Unified Sports Funding Request: $29,739 start-up commitment for FY 2025-26
- Marathon Petroleum Scholarship Agreement: $10,000
- KidsPlay Foundation donation: $25,000 for Rose Park KidsPlay Piano Program
- Grandeur Peak Global Advisors donation: $23,000 for East High School
- Improvements to Glendale Ron McBride Track and Field
Salt Lake City Board of Education
The Salt Lake City Board of Education will hold a study session on Title I resource allocation and teacher salaries. The public meeting includes discussions on the 2025-2026 student fee schedule and grade level reconfiguration at Nibley Park.
- 2025-2026 Preliminary Property Tax Rates report
- 2025-2026 Student Fee Schedule discussion
- Nibley Park Grade Level Re-Configuration discussion
- Purchases from Black Forest Paving LLC and Arnell-West, Inc.
- Purchase Order changes under $50,000 for FY25
Salt Lake City Board of Education
At its March 4, 2025 meeting, the Salt Lake City Board of Education adopted a resolution authorizing general obligation school building bonds not to exceed $155 million, with interest up to 5.50% per annum and maturity up to 21 years. The bonds are for constructing buildings, acquiring land, remodeling existing property, and related costs. This notice opens a 30-day contest period for any person to challenge the legality of the bond resolution.
- Bond issuance up to $155,000,000 for school buildings, land, and remodeling
- Interest rate not to exceed 5.50% per annum, maturity not to exceed 21 years
- 30-day contest period for legality of the bond resolution
- Board has no other outstanding full-faith-and-credit bonds currently
Human Sexuality Curriculum Committee
The Salt Lake City School District Human Sexuality Curriculum Committee will meet via Zoom on January 23, 2025. The agenda includes a review of state sex education law and policy, and a presentation by Brittany Breneman of Planned Parenthood for approval. The committee will also schedule future meetings.
- Presentation for approval by Brittany Breneman, Planned Parenthood: 'Know Before You Go'
- Review of Utah Code 53G-10-402 and 2024-2025 Sex Ed Law and Policy Training
- Meeting schedule: March 20, 2025 (Zoom) and April 24, 2025 (in person, SLCSD Room)
Salt Lake Education Foundation
The Salt Lake Education Foundation board will meet to welcome new members, approve past minutes, review the 2024 audit, and ratify the IRS Form 990. They will also discuss MOUs including T-Mobile internet access and Wasatch Community Gardens, and accept donations and grants totaling over $400,000 from November 6, 2024 to December 31, 2024.
- Marathon Petroleum $100,000 grant for STEM programs
- Latter-day Saint Charities $90,000 for mental health
- Ratify IRS Form 990 for the foundation
- T-Mobile/Internet Access Beyond the Classroom MOU discussion
- 2024 audit presentation by Thomas Hezseltine