The San Francisco Unified School District Board convened on July 4, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including financial reports and agreements with employee unions. The meeting commenced with a motion to approve the first interim report for the fiscal year 2023-24, which received a qualified financial certification for the San Francisco Unified School District and a positive certification for the County Office of Education. The motion passed with a roll call vote of 5 ayes.

Superintendent Gus Wertens acknowledged the hard work of the team involved in preparing the report and emphasized the importance of strategic planning for the upcoming second interim report scheduled for March. He highlighted the need for clarity on the district's goals and the impact on schools.

The board then moved to discuss a tentative agreement with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) regarding a reopener successor agreement. This item also passed unanimously with a roll call vote of 7 ayes. Superintendent Wertens expressed gratitude to the negotiating team and the SEIU for their collaborative efforts, underscoring the commitment to prioritize student needs.

Following this, the board addressed another tentative agreement with the United Educators of San Francisco, which also passed with a unanimous vote. Superintendent Wertens again recognized the dedication of the teams involved in the negotiations, noting the long hours and commitment to reaching a fair agreement.

The meeting proceeded to the consent calendar, which was approved without any items being withdrawn or corrected. The board then heard reports from members, including Commissioner Alexander, who shared updates from the ad hoc committee on ethics and conflict of interest, and Commissioner Fisher, who reported on the recent California School Board Association annual meeting held in San Francisco.

The meeting concluded with an initial proposal from the United Administrators of San Francisco, which will be discussed further in a public hearing at the next scheduled meeting. Overall, the board's discussions reflected a strong commitment to financial transparency, collaboration with employee unions, and a focus on the educational needs of students in San Francisco.