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Board approves consent items, student travel and Resolution No. 5-26 in unanimous votes
Summary
The board unanimously approved the consent agenda (vouchers, personnel, donations), multiple student travel requests (including VEX, FCCLA/CTSO, athletics), final acceptance of public works projects, and Resolution No. 5-26 approving a GMP amendment to the Safety and Program Improvements Project.
The Lake Stevens School District Board approved routine and project items during its March 25 meeting, voting unanimously on a package of consent items, several student travel requests and a construction-related resolution.
Director Brian Kesler moved to approve the consent agenda covering payroll and voucher batches (including warrant numbers and ACH batches listed in the minutes), personnel actions (classified hires, volunteers and resignations), co-curricular reports, and several donations including a $9,000 Glenwood PTA grant to Glenwood ASB and smaller Stevens Creek PTA grants; the motion was seconded by Director Ryan Dickson and passed unanimously.
The board approved multiple student travel requests, including Lake Stevens High School boys basketball team camp at the University of California San Diego (June 26'29, 2026) and boys football team camp at Western Oregon University (June 20'3, 2026). Directors also approved student attendance at the VEX Robotics World Championship in St. Louis (April 20'5, 2026), FCCLA and CTSO national leadership travel to Washington, D.C. (July 5—1, 2026) and the HOSA conference in Indianapolis (June 16'1, 2026). All travel motions passed unanimously.
Director Mari Taylor moved (seconded by Director Paul Lund) to approve Resolution No. 5-26, the GMP amendment one to the GC/CM contract for the Safety and Program Improvements Project; the resolution passed by roll-call vote with all directors recorded in favor. Director Lund subsequently moved (seconded by Director Kesler) to approve final acceptance of public works projects; that motion also passed unanimously.
No votes failed or were tabled at the meeting. Several motions were recorded as unanimous yes votes by the board members present: David Iseminger, Mari Taylor, Paul Lund, Brian Kesler and Ryan Dickson. The board took no additional binding action beyond the items recorded above.
