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Votes at a glance: Sultan School District board approves literacy purchase, OSPI waiver and resolution to develop staffing reductions

Sultan School District Board of Directors · March 24, 2026
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Summary

At its March 23 meeting the board approved the consent agenda, first reads for two leave policies, a K–5 literacy materials purchase (~$300,000), an OSPI waiver application for missed days after a December flood, and Resolution 25-06 to develop a reduced-educational plan; several items were approved by voice vote with no opposing votes recorded.

The Sultan School District board recorded the following actions during its March 23, 2026 meeting.

Votes at a glance

- Consent agenda — Motion to approve; approved by voice vote; no opposed votes recorded (proceed to routine items). (Discussion starts SEG 1025; approval SEG 1033–1036)

- Policy 1731 first read — Motion to table the first read to the next meeting so absent board member Mary Anne may review language; motion approved by voice vote. (Discussion and motion SEG 1038–1061)

- Policies 5401 and 5404 — First read approved (WASDA-model updates to sick-leave and FMLA language); motion to approve first read carried by voice vote. (Discussion and motion SEG 1061–1100)

- K–5 literacy materials purchase — Motion to approve Benchmark Advanced ELA adoption for K–5; staff reported the purchase cost is a little over $300,000 and the board approved the purchase by voice vote. (Discussion and approval SEG 1102–1143)

- OSPI waiver application (December 2025 flood) — Motion to support submission of a waiver to convert selected early-release/half days to full days to recover missed student days; board approved submission by voice vote. (Discussion and approval SEG 1144–1227)

- Resolution 25-06 (develop reduced-educational plan) — Motion to approve development of a plan to identify positions that may be reduced for 2026–27; board approved the resolution by voice vote. (Discussion and approval SEG 1230–1369)

- Motion to adjourn and enter executive session — Motion approved and the public meeting was adjourned. (SEG 1369–1392)

Notes: For all items reported above, the transcript records voice votes with “Aye” responses; no roll-call tallies or named nay votes were recorded in the public transcript. Where the transcript lists dollar amounts or counts (for example, “a little over $300,000” for literacy materials and an expenditures-over-revenues figure of about $1.8 million), those figures were provided by staff during their oral reports and recorded in the meeting transcript.