If you prep board meetings, you already know the problem: it's the same sequence every single month, but the dates shift, the deadlines stack up, and one missed posting can derail the whole meeting. Most people rebuild the checklist from memory each time - which is exactly how things slip.
This is the full sequence, grouped by when each task typically needs to happen relative to the meeting date. Treat it as a starting template and adjust the timing and steps to match your board's bylaws, your state's open-meeting and public-notice laws, and your district's policies - those requirements vary and always take precedence.
Two weeks out: set the foundation
One week out: build the agenda
The notice deadline: post publicly
Day before: final assembly
After the meeting: close the loop
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This checklist is a general planning aid, not legal advice. Public-notice and posting windows are set by your state's open-meeting law and your board policy — always follow those.