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Board approves three resolutions, construction contracts and school name at May 18 meeting
Summary
The Enumclaw School District board approved three resolutions (two 180‑day waivers and a GMP amendment), authorized a special inspections/testing contract, approved routine payroll/vouchers and consent items, and formally named Elementary School No. 6 the 'Evergreen Trail Blazers.' Vote counts were not recorded in the transcript (voice votes).
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The Enumclaw School District Board of Directors approved a slate of actions at its May 18 regular meeting, including three resolutions, several construction and administrative contracts, payroll and vouchers, and the formal naming of the district’s new elementary school.
The board voted to adopt three resolutions presented by the president. Resolution 1168 authorizes a 180‑school‑day waiver for transitional kindergarten; Resolution 1169 authorizes a 180‑school‑day waiver for Einpah High School (allowing incoming ninth graders a full day), and Resolution 1170 approves a guaranteed maximum price (GMP) amendment related to a construction project. All three resolutions were moved, seconded and passed by voice vote (transcript records “Aye” and motion passed; no roll‑call tally was recorded in the public minutes). (Introduced at SEG 1128–SEG 1138; vote at SEG 1170–SEG 1173.)
Separately, the board approved a special inspections and testing contract for an active construction project after a motion by Director Stouffer; that motion also passed by voice vote. (Introduced at SEG 1182–SEG 1191; vote at SEG 1200–SEG 1202.)
Naming of the new elementary school and its mascot was presented as a board‑level decision. After committee review of more than 250 proposed names, the board approved a motion to name Elementary School No. 6 the Evergreen Trail Blazers. Director Fischer moved the item and Director Stouffer seconded; the motion passed by voice vote. (Introduced at SEG 1203–SEG 1223; vote at SEG 1248–SEG 1253.)
The board also completed routine business: second readings and approvals of several policy updates (including ethical conduct for school directors and maintenance of facility records), acceptance of the internal financial report, approval of payroll and vouchers, and passage of the consent agenda covering personnel actions, surplus items and donations. The consent agenda passed by voice vote. (Policy discussion SEG 1256–SEG 1310; finance and consent SEG 1311–SEG 1419.)
What the transcript records and what it does not: the publicly available transcript records voice votes with multiple “Aye” responses but does not include full roll‑call tallies or the names associated with each yes/no vote for every item; where specific named roll‑call tallies were not provided in the transcript, this article states that counts were not specified.
Next steps: several of the items approved (construction GMP amendment, the special inspections contract and the guaranteed maximum price authorization) move forward to project implementation steps overseen by district administration; policy updates will be incorporated per the district’s process.
Speakers available for attribution in this article are drawn from the meeting transcript and include the Board President, Directors Stouffer, Fischer/Fisher, Cochran and others who participated in motions and seconds. The transcript segments supporting each action are cited in the meeting provenance.
