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Seattle school board moves July regular meeting from July 1 to July 2

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The Seattle School Board unanimously shifted its July regular meeting from Tuesday, July 1 to Wednesday, July 2 to avoid scheduling conflicts among board officers and to enable broader participation for an important budget vote.

The Seattle School Board voted unanimously to move its July regular meeting from Tuesday, July 1 to Wednesday, July 2. The board said the change would allow more directors to participate; officers of the board had scheduling conflicts on July 1.

Board President Toph said the change aligns the meeting with the board’s typical Wednesday schedule and noted the July meeting will include a vote on the 2025–26 budget. The board previously approved a regular board meeting calendar for the 2024–25 school year; trustees said the July date shift was necessary so more directors could attend what they described as an important meeting.

The motion to change the meeting date passed on a roll-call vote with all present directors recorded as “aye.” Roll-call responses recorded by Miss Rath showed Director Hersey, Director Mizrahi, Director Rankin, Director Sarju, Vice President Briggs, Director Clark and President Toph voting yes.

No further procedural actions, amendments or follow-up assignments were recorded during the discussion. The move was described by board members as an administrative adjustment to promote participation for a meeting that will include the district’s budget vote.