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Lake Stevens board unanimously approves consent agenda, payroll and multiple project acceptances
Summary
At its May 14 meeting the Lake Stevens School District Board unanimously approved the agenda, minutes and a consent agenda that included payroll warrants totaling $13,058,257.37, personnel actions, several donations and final acceptance of completed public works projects; the board also authorized soliciting bids for Highland Elementary flooring.
The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors unanimously approved routine business and several facility-related actions at its May 14 regular meeting.
Directors moved and seconded multiple procedural items early in the meeting: Director Paul Lund motioned to approve the May 14 agenda (seconded by Director David Iseminger), and the April 30 minutes were later approved on a motion by Director Iseminger that Director Vildan Kirby seconded. The board then approved the Consent Agenda on a motion by Director Kirby, seconded by Director Nina Hanson; all motions were unanimously approved.
The Consent Agenda included payroll warrants for April 2025 totaling $13,058,257.37 and personnel actions such as new classified hires (Victoria Cook, Steffanie Grimm, Jill Hagins), resignations (Julia Blain, Stephanie Hill, James Sellers) and the retirement of Andrew Marks. The board accepted donations: $3,040 from a P & G Wrestling account to the Lake Stevens High School ASB and $8,000 from the Sunnycrest Elementary PTA to Sunnycrest ASB. The board also approved co-curricular travel for CTE students to the DECA National Conference in Nashville (June 27–July 2025).
Facilities and construction staff reported completion of several public works projects and that punch-list items and paperwork were received. The board gave Final Acceptance for projects that included boiler replacement at North Lake Middle School, fire-door and kitchen repairs at Glenwood Elementary, window replacements at North Lake and Lake Stevens middle schools, and a booster panel replacement at Mt. Pilchuck Elementary. Director Lund moved, and the board unanimously authorized solicitation of bids for flooring replacement at Highland Elementary.
All formal motions at the meeting passed without recorded opposition. The board did not take votes that were split or recorded as abstentions during these items. The meeting adjourned at 8:31 p.m.
