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Board approves three resolutions, construction testing contract, school name and routine business

Enumclaw School District Board of Directors · May 18, 2026
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Summary

At its May 18 meeting the Enumclaw board approved three resolutions (including 180‑day waivers and a GMP amendment), a special inspections and testing contract, named Elementary School No. 6 'Evergreen Trail Blazers,' approved several second‑reading policy updates, payroll/vouchers and the consent agenda; vote tallies were not specified in the transcript.

The Enumclaw School District board approved a package of resolutions and routine governance items at its May 18 meeting.

What the board approved: • Three resolutions: Resolution 11 68 (a 180‑school‑day waiver for transitional kindergarten), Resolution 1 1 6 9 (a 180‑school‑day waiver cited to allow incoming ninth graders a full day on campus at Einpah High School), and Resolution 11 70 (approval of a guaranteed maximum price amendment). • A special inspections and testing contract for a construction project. • The official name and mascot for the district's new Elementary School No. 6: Evergreen Trail Blazers. • Second readings and formal approvals for multiple policy updates (items listed in the meeting: policy 1006, 2140, 5401, 6910, 6920 for first readings and policy 18115, 3205, 6570, 6955 for second readings). • The financial report authorization: payroll and vouchers. • The consent agenda, including personnel items, a middle‑school ELA curriculum adoption proposal, district surplus items (an eight‑page list with instruments, electronics and a vehicle among other items), donations and the proposed 2026–27 fee schedule.

Several board members spoke briefly in support (Director Stouffer moved the resolutions and other motions; Director Fisher frequently seconded or moved other items as recorded by the chair). Each motion was followed by a roll call or verbal "Aye" and the chair stated the motion had passed; the meeting transcript does not include detailed vote tallies or recorded votes by name for each item.

No items were tabled or failed during the public session. Where numbers or contract details were not read into the record, the transcript repeats that fuller documentation exists in board materials available outside the meeting record.