The school board will vote on the superintendent's decision to withdraw his controversial proposal on Tuesday. The only item on the agenda is the superintendent will talk about finding ways to make up the deficit, he says, while meeting the needs and well-being of students. Parents worry that could mean cuts to staff, sports, or other programming.

In a letter to families, Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Brent Jones says there "is no longer a pathway” for schools to close next year.