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Lake Stevens School Board approves consent agenda, policy change and final acceptance of projects
Summary
The board unanimously approved the agenda, minutes, a consent agenda including $2,633,873.11 in warrants, a personnel report (with listed hires and retirements), revision to Policy #5035 (early entrance) and final acceptance of several public works projects.
The Lake Stevens School District Board approved multiple procedural and substantive items April 24. Director Paul Lund moved and Director David Iseminger seconded approval of the meeting agenda; the motion passed unanimously. Director David Iseminger then moved (seconded by Director Vildan Kirby) to approve the April 10 regular minutes and several special meeting minutes; that motion also passed unanimously.
The board approved a consent agenda that included Warrant Nos. 312131–312286 totaling $2,633,873.11, a personnel report naming classified hires (Anna Cherniavska, Ronda Hadso, Rachelle Summers), retirements listed as Ken Collins, Karen Morton and Trayce Zander, approval of a Superintendent Contract (E:96/24), and acceptance of a $900.60 donation from NLMS PTSA. The board approved the consent agenda on a motion by Director David Iseminger, seconded by Director Paul Lund.
Director Vildan Kirby moved to approve a revision to Policy #5035 (Kindergarten/First Grade Early Entrance); Director David Iseminger seconded the motion and the revision was approved by roll call vote. Director Paul Lund moved (seconded by Director David Iseminger) to grant final acceptance of recent public works projects after Operations review; the motion passed unanimously. The Operations Department listed contractor work (Dimensional Communications; Hoover Refrigeration; LONG Building Technologies; NWAP; Pacific Fire) and reported that punch list items were completed and paperwork received.
The transcript lists retirements by name in the personnel report; the report did not specify titles or positions for those retirees in the excerpt. All motions recorded in the transcript were approved unanimously.
