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West Seneca board members outline draft annual meeting calendar, defer formal approval to July organizational meeting
Summary
Board members discussed publishing a draft schedule of regular board meetings for the 2025–26 school year so community groups can plan around meetings; the board will consider final approval at the July organizational meeting as required by district policy.
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The West Seneca Central School District Board of Education discussed a draft schedule of regular meetings for the 2025–26 school year and asked staff to share the schedule with internal and extracurricular groups so community planners and residents can avoid conflicts.
Board members said publishing a draft calendar now would help music, athletics and PTA leaders schedule around “blackout” dates while preserving the board’s authority to formally adopt meeting dates at the organizational meeting in July. Board member Marla (board member) urged the group to double-check a district policy requiring final approval at the annual organizational meeting; Dr. Loughran (administrator) confirmed the policy language and said a draft could be prepared now and formally approved at the July meeting.
Members identified specific date conflicts to avoid. The board asked staff to avoid scheduling a regular board meeting on Election Day (Nov. 4) and discussed moving that meeting to Nov. 11 (Veterans Day) instead. Members also flagged potential conflicts with June graduation schedules, noting the June work session currently slated for June 23 could fall on a high-school graduation date and asked principals to confirm that date. The board asked staff to share the draft meeting grid with the music and athletics departments and district administrators to solicit any conflicts before the formal July vote.
No formal vote on the calendar was taken; board members agreed informally to treat the draft as the working schedule and to return for final approval at the organizational meeting in July. Superintendent and administrative staff will publish the draft for internal stakeholders and collect conflicts for possible adjustment.

