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Lake Stevens board approves $1.63M in warrants, adopts bond-delegation and WIAA resolutions, accepts public-works completions
Summary
In a regular meeting April 30 the Lake Stevens School District Board unanimously approved Warrant Nos. 316603–316818 totaling $1,633,844.13, personnel and travel items, adopted Resolutions 9-25 (Bond Delegation) and 10-25 (WIAA membership), and accepted final public-works projects after facilities staff certified completion.
The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors unanimously approved routine financial and personnel items and adopted two resolutions during its April 30, 2025, regular meeting at the Educational Service Center.
Director David Iseminger moved approval of the Consent Agenda, which included Warrant Nos. 316603–316818 for $1,633,844.13 drawn against the General, Capital Projects, ASB and Transportation Vehicle funds; classified personnel actions (new hires), resignations, and a retirement; approval of co-curricular reports; permission for the Cavelero bands and choir to travel to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho (May 30–June 1, 2025); and acceptance of a $1,000 donation from the Stevens Creek PTA. Director Paul Lund seconded the motion and the board approved it unanimously.
The board also adopted Resolution No. 9-25 (Bond Delegation), moved by Director Vildan Kirby and seconded by Director Lund, and Resolution No. 10-25 (Washington Interscholastic Activities Association membership), moved by Director Nina Hanson and seconded by Director Kirby; both resolutions passed unanimously by roll call.
Director Paul Lund moved final acceptance of multiple public works projects after Facilities and School Planning and Construction staff reported that punch lists were complete and required paperwork received. The projects included pool expansion-joint caulking at Lake Stevens High School, partition-wall repair at Glenwood Elementary and service/maintenance work (clocks, fire-alarm servicing and related service calls) at several schools. Director Nina Hanson seconded the motion; the board approved final acceptance unanimously.
No votes in the meeting were recorded as opposed or abstained; all recorded actions passed on unanimous votes with the directors present. Several routine agenda motions (approval of the agenda and April 16 minutes) were also approved earlier in the meeting.
Next steps noted in the meeting record include standard contract close-out procedures and any required follow-up reporting by facilities staff.
