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Board unanimously approves consent agenda, travel, public works and educational specs for Glenwood replacement
Summary
The Lake Stevens School District board unanimously approved the consent agenda (vouchers and payroll), student travel to the MOS/ADOBE national championship, final acceptance of public works projects and Resolution No. 13-26 adopting educational specifications for a Glenwood Elementary replacement.
The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors approved several routine and project items during its May 13, 2026 meeting.
Consent agenda: Director Ryan Dickson moved to approve the consent agenda, and Director Brian Kesler seconded. The consent package included multiple voucher batches and payroll: warrants and manual warrants totaling $6,680.92 (warrants 9000020962–9000020988) drawn on the General Fund; vouchers totaling $1,953,732.35 (warrants 320897–321017) drawn on the General, Capital Projects and ASB funds; Comp & Retail Tax vouchers $249.06 (warrant 000000014); voids of ($3,029.70) on ASB; and April payroll totaling $13,706,673.66 (warrants 320845–320894 and ACH 9000019293–9000020956). The consent agenda also recorded personnel actions (new certificated and classified hires, volunteers and noted retirements effective August 2026). The motion passed unanimously.
Student travel and projects: Director Paul Lund moved to approve Lake Stevens students attending the MOS/ADOBE U.S. National Championship in Nashville, Tenn., June 14–18, 2026; the motion was seconded by Director Kesler and unanimously approved. Director Kesler subsequently moved to approve final acceptance of public works projects; Director Dickson seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Glenwood educational specifications: Director Ryan Dickson moved to adopt Resolution No. 13-26, which contains the educational specifications for the new-in-lieu replacement of Glenwood Elementary School. Director Kesler seconded and the board approved the resolution by roll-call vote (unanimous). Director Paul Lund praised the document for aligning facility design with district educational goals; Superintendent Dr. Mary Templeton recognized project lead Robb Stanton for his detailed work on the third edition of the specifications.
Next steps: No budget votes or contract awards requiring separate approval were recorded in the meeting minutes. Several approvals were unanimous; executive session to discuss real estate followed the meeting and produced no decisions.
