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Board approves chess club, student representative and procurement policy updates
Summary
At its Oct. 28 meeting the board approved a new chess club at Sultan Elementary, appointed Isabella Web as student representative, raised procurement card authority in policy 6210 and approved procurement‑card procedure 6212 (second read). The board also completed first reads on other policies and introduced new HR director Isaac Schwarz.
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The Sultan School District board handled several business items on Oct. 28, approving after‑school and governance items and moving procurement policy updates forward.
Chess club approved: An assistant principal asked the board to approve a kindergarten‑through‑fifth‑grade chess club supervised by the school counselor and the librarian; the board voted to approve the school‑sponsored club.
Student representative approved: The board approved Isabella Web as a student representative after her interview; she is a junior and will serve the remainder of this year and next.
Procurement policy updates: The board conducted second reads and approved policy/procedure changes for purchase orders and procurement cards. The changes increase the superintendent's purchase‑order authority in policy 6210 and add a procurement‑card procedure (6212). Board discussion focused on clarifying the definition of card custodians, receipt language (removing or clarifying the word "original"), and retaining RCW language where required. The board approved the second reads and asked staff to clean up formatting and minor phrasing before final printing.
Other business: Kayla presented a plan for a policy committee to align district policies with WASA model policies. The board also introduced new HR director Isaac Schwarz (hired about two weeks earlier) and heard about an interagency youth‑wellbeing initiative with a steering committee meeting set for Nov. 22.
Most actions were approved by voice vote ('all in favor').

