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Board approves three resolutions, construction testing contract and names new elementary school

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

At its May 18 meeting the Enumclaw School District board approved three resolutions (two 180‑day waiver requests and a GMP amendment), a special inspections/testing contract, second‑reading policy updates, payroll and vouchers, the consent agenda, and named Elementary School No. 6 the Evergreen Trail Blazers.

The Enumclaw School District board conducted a series of governance votes on May 18, approving several resolutions and routine operational items.

Resolutions: The board approved three resolutions introduced during communications: Resolution 11‑68 (a 180‑school‑day waiver for transitional kindergarten), Resolution 1169 (a 180‑school‑day waiver for Enumclaw High School grades 10–12 to allow incoming ninth graders their own full day on campus), and Resolution 1170 (approval of a guaranteed maximum price amendment). Chair read the items and Director Stouffer moved to approve the three resolutions as submitted; Director Cochran seconded and Chair reported all three resolutions passed.

Contracts and construction oversight: The board approved a special inspections and testing contract required for a construction project. Director Stouffer moved the contract approval and Director Fisher seconded; the motion passed.

School naming: The board voted to name the new Elementary School No. 6 and its mascot the Evergreen Trail Blazers after a committee process that considered more than 250 names. Director Fisher moved the naming; the motion passed unanimously.

Policies and routine finance: The board completed second readings and approved updates to several policies (including ethical conduct for directors and policies on prohibited harassment of students and property/data management). The board also received an internal financial update and approved payroll and vouchers. The consent agenda — including personnel reports (hires, resignations and the departure of the Black Diamond Elementary principal), a proposed middle‑school ELA curriculum adoption presentation that had been provided previously, surplus district property for disposal or sale, donations, a field‑trip request and the 2026–27 fee schedule — passed on a single vote.

Outcome summary: All items brought to a vote in the public portion of the meeting were approved as presented. No item was recorded in the public record as having failed or been tabled at this meeting.