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Lake Stevens School Board unanimously approves consent agenda, policy revisions and public-works acceptance
Summary
The Lake Stevens School District Board unanimously approved a multifaceted consent agenda Oct. 8 that included payroll warrants totaling $13,318,826.42, personnel actions and a $2,415 donation; the board also approved revisions to district policies and accepted completion of public-works projects.
The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors unanimously approved a consent agenda at its Oct. 8 meeting that included multiple payroll and warrant batches, personnel hires and resignations, the co-curricular report and a $2,415 donation from the Lake Stevens Education Foundation.
Director Vildan Kirby moved to approve the consent agenda, which covered warrant numbers 318567–318675 and other manual and ACH transactions; Director David Iseminger seconded the motion, which carried without dissent. The board also approved September payroll warrants 318517–318566, totaling $13,318,826.42.
The personnel report included certified and classified hires (for example, a CTE Digital Media teacher and several paraeducator positions) and listed resignations; specific employee start dates and temporary assignments were recorded in the personnel report supplied to the board.
Separately, Director Paul Lund moved to approve revisions to district policies including 1020 (Equity), 1410 (Community Use of School Buildings, Equipment and Grounds), 4005 (Staff Nondiscrimination and Affirmative Action), 4010 (Personnel Recruitment, Selection and Assignment—Nondiscrimination), 5090 (Student Nondiscrimination), 5580 (Prohibition of Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying) and 5585 (Hate Speech and Bias Incidents). Director Iseminger seconded the motion; the board voted unanimously to adopt the policy revisions.
The board also voted to give final acceptance to several public works projects after Facilities and School Planning reviews confirmed contract compliance and completion. Projects cited in the staff report included districtwide annual fire system testing and repairs, service to a fire alarm panel at Hillcrest Elementary School and chiller service at Cavelero Middle/High School.
No dissenting votes were recorded on these items. The approvals were taken as part of routine business during the Regular Session.
