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Lake Stevens school board approves payrolls, personnel actions and multi-fund vouchers
Summary
At its April 15 meeting the Lake Stevens School District board unanimously approved the agenda, minutes and a broad consent agenda covering March payroll, multiple voucher batches totaling several million dollars, personnel appointments and several school donations.
President David Iseminger called the Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors to order on April 15, 2026. The board unanimously approved the agenda and the March 25, 2026 regular meeting minutes before moving to the consent agenda.
The board approved several warrant and voucher batches: a Capital Projects Fund batch totaling $20,153.25 (warrants 320537–320539 and manual warrants), General/Capital Projects vouchers totaling $2,798,777.37 (warrants 320540–320705), General & ASB fund warrants totaling $5,200.32 (warrants 9000019215–9000019261), and a Comp & Retail Tax warrant of $706.58 (warrant 000000013). The board also approved March 2026 payroll totaling $13,788,788.13 (warrants 320230, 320357, 320494–320536 and ACH numbers 9000017588–9000019214 and manual warrants). Director Brian Kesler moved the consent agenda; Director Ryan Dickson seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
The personnel report in the consent agenda included classified hires (Courtnea Breeden, Morgan Papka, Jacqueline Temp), volunteer approvals (Lauren Veilinga, Gus Westendorf), recent resignations (Jamie Bower, Marieliz Deleon Martinez) and retirements scheduled later in the year (Kelly Dubeau, Mike Hampton, Darlene Moe, Marilyn Philpott). The consent agenda also approved co-curricular reports and donations: $504.68 from the Lake Stevens Middle School PTSA for LSMS music materials, $1,000 from Stevens Creek PTA for a Cricut machine and related equipment, $1,800 from Mount Pilchuck PTA for learning enrichment, and $1,500 from Hope Community Outreach to support Family Engagement and Student Success specialist work.
Board procedures: the board handled approvals with standard motions and unanimous roll-call votes. No public comment was recorded on the consent items.
The board’s next stated procedural action was the final acceptance of public works projects and several facility and modernization resolutions (see separate article).
