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Lake Stevens board approves consent agenda, accepts specs for Secondary Innovative Learning Center
Summary
The Lake Stevens School District board unanimously approved the Feb. 25 consent agenda — including payroll/vouchers, personnel actions, donations and surplus of five buses — and adopted Resolution No. 6-26 accepting educational specifications for the Secondary Innovative Learning Center.
The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors unanimously approved a broad consent agenda at its Feb. 25 meeting and adopted Resolution No. 6-26 to accept educational specifications for the Secondary Innovative Learning Center.
Director Mari Taylor moved to approve the consent agenda, which Director Brian Kesler seconded. The motion covered multiple voucher batches and payroll items (including $10,838.45, $2,579.42 and $1,899,452.73), two voided items totaling ($685.72) and personnel changes including several hires, resignations and retirements. The motion passed without dissent. Later, Taylor moved and Director Ryan Dickson seconded approval of Resolution No. 6-26; that resolution was approved by roll call.
The consent items included several donations to school ASB programs: $550 from Stevens Creek PTA for a skate-deck reward program, $20,891.13 from Stevens Creek PTA as part of an APEX fundraiser to support field trips and student activities, $1,000 from Dorian Studios to Cavelero Mid High, $1,000 from the Lake Stevens High Purple & Gold Club to support non-CTE students attending HOSA state conference and a $600 Student Service Grant from the National Association of Secondary School Principals for an Animal Shelter Project.
The board also authorized surplusing five district buses (model years 2003–2005) with listed VINs and mileages ranging from about 194,000 to 230,000 miles. The consent motion included final acceptance of public works projects and the co-curricular report.
Procedural motions earlier in the meeting also passed unanimously: Director Ryan Dickson moved to approve the Feb. 25 agenda (seconded by Kesler), and Kesler moved to approve the Feb. 11 minutes (seconded by Dickson).
The board took no other votes that night. With the resolution and consent approvals complete, the board continued with district updates and adjourned the regular session.
