Salt Lake City School District public meetings in 2025
4 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 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 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