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Lake Stevens School Board approves consent agenda, choir trip and authorizes fire-alarm RFP
Summary
On Feb. 12 the Lake Stevens School District Board unanimously approved its agenda and consent agenda (warrants and payroll), cleared public-works acceptances, approved a Lake Stevens High School choir trip to Nashville (April 2–4, 2025) and authorized an RFP for fire-alarm upgrades at Highland Elementary and the district transportation cooperative.
The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors unanimously approved several routine and facilities actions at its Feb. 12 regular meeting, including warrants and payroll, acceptance of completed public-works projects, travel for the high school choir and authorization to seek competitive bids for fire-alarm upgrades.
Director David Iseminger moved to approve the Feb. 12 agenda; Director Paul Lund seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Director Lund then moved to approve the Jan. 29, 2025 regular meeting minutes; Director Iseminger seconded and that motion also passed unanimously.
Under the consent agenda, the Board approved payment warrants (manual warrants Nos. 315744 to 315870 totaling $737,267.05 and Comp & Retail Tax warrants Nos. 242500014 to 242500015 totaling $1,304.71), personnel and co-curricular reports and payroll (warrants Nos. 315686 to 315741 totaling $13,069,213.99). The consent package also included acceptance of donations to Lake Stevens High School ASB athletics accounts.
Director Paul Lund moved to approve Lake Stevens High School choirs to travel to Nashville, Tenn., on April 2–4, 2025; Director Nina Hanson seconded and the motion was unanimously approved.
The Board also accepted final completion of multiple public-works projects after Operations confirmed contractors met contract specifications and completed punch-list items. Director Nina Hanson moved to approve final acceptance of the projects; Director David Iseminger seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Operations staff described recent maintenance and repair work—including pool servicing, roof repairs and security-system updates—and recommended issuing requests for proposals for fire-alarm updates at Highland Elementary and at the Pupil Transportation Cooperative. Director Paul Lund moved to authorize the RFPs; Director Kirby seconded and the motion was unanimously approved.
President Mari Taylor adjourned the regular session at 9:32 p.m. to an executive session on real estate; no board action was taken during that closed session.
