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Lake Washington School Board approves agenda and consent items; proclaims Education Support Professionals Week
Summary
At its March 3 meeting the Lake Washington School Board approved the evening agenda and consent agenda by voice/roll‑call votes, accepted staff donations reported by the superintendent, read a proclamation declaring Education Support Professionals Week and adjourned to an extended study session.
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors on March 3 approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda, heard a superintendent report on donations, read a proclamation declaring Education Support Professionals Week in March 2025 and adjourned to an extended study session.
President Choi called the meeting to order and confirmed a full board was present along with student representatives. "I would like to call to order the 03/03/2025 Lake Washington School Board meeting," the president said.
Director Laliberte moved and Vice President Guthrie seconded approval of the March 3 agenda. "All those in favor please signify by voting aye," Choi said; board members responded and the chair said, "motion carries." The transcript records the motion as moved by Director Laliberte and seconded by Director Guthrie; no individual vote tally beyond the verbal unanimous consent is recorded for that motion.
The board also approved the consent agenda. During the superintendent's consent‑agenda update, Superintendent Holman reported donations from multiple PTSAs totaling more than $64,000. Holman noted two separate donations from one PTSA and described a gift to Eastlake High School to support a ninth‑grade "Raptor Run." "I'm really excited to follow up to find out what the ninth grade Raptor Run is," Holman said.
Director Laliberte read a proclamation recognizing Education Support Professionals Week in the district. The proclamation text in the record said about 2,000 classified school employees work with and help students in the district and declared "the week of March 2025 as Education Support Professionals Week in Lake Washington School District."
The meeting closed after a motion to adjourn, moved by Director Laliberte and seconded by Director Stewart. "All those in favor, please signify by voting aye," the chair said; the meeting was adjourned at 5:24 p.m.
No contested votes or failed motions were recorded in the March 3 meeting transcript. The board noted it will meet for an extended study retreat March 14–16 and convene a study session and regular board meeting March 24.
