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Board approves three resolutions, special-inspection contract and names new elementary school 'Evergreen Trail Blazers'

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

The Enumclaw School District board approved three resolutions including two 180-day waivers and a GMP amendment, authorized a special inspections/testing contract, approved policy second readings, payroll/vouchers and named Elementary School 6 the Evergreen Trail Blazers.

The Enumclaw School District Board of Directors voted May 18 to approve three resolutions, a special inspections and testing contract, several policy updates and routine financial and personnel items, and to name the district’s upcoming Elementary School 6 the "Evergreen Trail Blazers." All motions were approved by voice vote during the meeting.

Resolutions: The board approved Resolution 11 68 (a 180-school-day waiver for transitional kindergarten), Resolution 11 69 (a 180-school-day waiver for Einpah High School grades 10–12 to allow incoming ninth graders a full day on campus) and Resolution 11 70 (approval of a guaranteed maximum price amendment). A single motion to approve the three resolutions was made and passed by voice vote; no recorded roll-call tallies were given in the transcript.

Contracts and naming: The board approved a special inspections and testing contract for a construction project after a motion from Director Stouffer and a second from Director Fisher. The board then voted to name Elementary School 6 and the mascot the Evergreen Trail Blazers following a community committee process.

Policies, finance and consent: Board members approved second readings of several policy updates (including ethical conduct and student harassment protections), accepted the internal financial report and approved payroll and vouchers. The consent agenda — including personnel items, a middle-school ELA curriculum adoption proposal, surplus items and fee schedules for 2026–27 — passed by voice vote.

Why it matters: The actions formalize calendar and operational decisions (school-day waivers, construction oversight), set a new school identity and advance curriculum and personnel changes that affect instruction and operations across the district.

Votes at a glance: Resolutions (11 68, 11 69, 11 70) — motion approved by voice vote; Special inspections/testing contract — approved; Naming of Elementary School 6 as "Evergreen Trail Blazers" — approved; Policy second readings — approved; Payroll and vouchers — approved; Consent agenda — approved.

What’s next: The district did not publish detailed vote tallies or effective dates for the GMP amendment in the meeting transcript; staff and board indicated further administrative follow-up will occur outside the public meeting.