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Lake Stevens board approves consent agenda, policy update on anaphylaxis and a resolution on K–5 conference days
Summary
The Lake Stevens School District board unanimously approved the consent agenda (payroll and vouchers), a revision to Policy 5462 on anaphylaxis prevention, final acceptance of public works projects, and awarded capital-services contracts; Resolution No. 16-25 waiving three K–5 conference days was approved by roll call.
At its Sept. 10 regular session the Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors approved a slate of routine business items including payroll and vouchers, personnel actions, a health-safety policy revision, a calendar-related resolution and multiple facilities- and capital-project actions.
The consent agenda — moved by Director David Iseminger and seconded by Director Paul Lund — included warrants and vouchers totaling $2,586,789.50 (warrants numbered 318268–318367), ACH transactions totaling $2,842.56, voids totaling ($1,972.82), a Comp & Retail payroll/voucher amount of $1,752.81, and approval of the Aug. 29, 2025 payroll in the sum of $12,983,954.23. The motion passed unanimously among the directors present. The consent agenda also carried a personnel report listing certified and classified hires and resignations (names and positions are recorded in the minutes).
The board approved a revision to Policy No. 5462, 'Anaphylaxis Prevention and Response.' Director Paul Lund moved the policy revision; Director David Iseminger seconded, and the motion was unanimously approved. The minutes list the policy number as the reference for the board action.
Director David Iseminger moved approval of Resolution No. 16-25, which waives three K–5 school days to accommodate elementary conferences; Director Paul Lund seconded and the resolution was approved by roll call (the minutes identify the action as Resolution No. 16-25 but do not provide a roll-call tally in the published minutes).
On facilities and construction business, the board approved final acceptance of listed public works projects after Facilities and School Planning and Construction review; items included installation of induction transformers for generator monitoring at multiple schools and routine pool maintenance at Lake Stevens High School. The board also approved awarding architectural, engineering and construction-related contracts for capital projects; both motions were seconded and recorded as unanimously approved.
Directors Nina Hanson and Viidan Kirby were recorded as unable to attend the Sept. 10 meeting. The minutes record unanimous approvals for several items among the directors present and list motions, seconds and references for follow-up materials (e.g., E:159/25–E:168/25 and R;16-25).
