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Board approves consent agenda including payroll, personnel and major donations
Summary
The board unanimously approved consent items on July 9 covering payroll and warrants, multiple personnel hires/resignations, final acceptance of public-works projects, and several donations including $50,000 from Foundry 10 to support the district mental-health team.
The Lake Stevens School District Board approved the consent agenda on July 9, which encompassed payroll and warrant approvals, personnel actions, final acceptance of recent public-works projects and acceptance of multiple donations. Director Vildan Kirby seconded the motions moved by Director Paul Lund, and the consent items were approved unanimously in the minutes.
The minutes list multiple payroll and warrant batches: a Capital Projects Fund warrant (317411), a June 27, 2025 payroll and vouchers batch the minutes record as $2,109,221.46 covered by warrants 317412–317621, a June 30, 2025 payroll of $13,388,140.08 covered by warrants 317622–317677, and a July 11, 2025 payroll of $1,193,731.22 covered by warrants 317678–317827. (The original minutes contained typographic slashes in several dollar figures; the figures above are corrected for punctuation and thousand separators to reflect standard formatting.)
The personnel report lists new certified hires including Kaitlyn Bailey (1.0 MTP/SIP TOSA), Alexa Chervets (1.0 SpEd Special Services TOSA), Layne Chiarenza (1.0 SpEd SLP) and others, and several resignations with effective dates noted in the minutes. The board also accepted donations listed in the minutes, including a $50,000 gift from Foundry 10 to support the district mental-health team's programming for 2025–26, a $22,041.92 contribution from Glenwood PTA, and smaller gifts to support band, student enrichment and summer programs.
The minutes also record Director Lund’s motion to approve final acceptance of public-works projects after Facilities and School Planning and Construction staff certified contract compliance; accepted projects included lighting installs, video displays in CTE classrooms, stage dimmer replacement, kitchen equipment service and audio system repairs across multiple schools.
