Marysville School District
Minutes
Board of Directors Work Study and Regular Session Meeting
Date and Time
Wednesday February 18, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Location
Marysville School District
Service Center - Board Room
4220 80th Street NE
Marysville, WA. 98270
Work Study - 4:30 p.m.
School Performance - Kellogg Marsh ES - 5:30 - 5.45 p.m.
Regular Session - 6:00 p.m.
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Directors Present
Craig Hereth, Eliza Davis, Kristen Michal, Malory Simpson, Mark Tomas
Directors Absent
None
Guests Present
Alexa Peumeu, Deborah Rumbaugh, Jane Gibson, Melody Groff, Spencer Quinn
I. WORK STUDY - 4:30 PM
A.
President Kristen Michal opened the Work Study at 4:35 p.m
II. Opening Items
A.
Call the Meeting to Order
B.
ROLL CALL
C.
FLAG SALUTE
Student Representative Quinn led the flag salute.
D.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
President Michal read the land acknowledgment.
E.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
President Michal requested a motion to approve the agenda. Director Hereth moved to approve the agenda as presented. Director Tomas seconded the motion.
The board VOTED unanimously to approve the motion. Motion passed.
F.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
President Michal requested a motion to approve the minutes.
Motion passed.
III. SUPERINTENDENT REPORTS
A.
Kellogg Marsh ES Report To The Board (Marysville Scholar)
Principal Carmen Moeller of Kellogg Marsh Elementary School presented a report to the school board on the school's students, starting with Math and ELA Performance and then Culture and Climate. They then focused on their Math,
ELA/Literacy: Goals and Strategies, and Culture and Climate Goals and Strategies, Math, ELA, and Intervention, and afterward answered questions from the Board.
Principal Carmen Moeller and Teacher Mary Thor introduced the Kellogg Marsh Elementary School Marysville Scholar recipient, Elyse Buckley. She was recognized for her achievements and her involvement in her school community. After receiving her certificate, Superintendent Rumbuagh and the School Board invited the student and her family to take a picture.
B.
Gifts To The District
Student Representative Peumeu read the Gifts to the District.
C.
Risk Quarterly Update Report
Katie Henry, USI Representative, presented a Quarterly Risk Update slide deck report to the School Board. Some of the updates to the report mentioned that they will add 4 more site visit locations this quarter. The Praesidium program is being introduced into the District, and a new platform has been identified. They are in the process of scheduling a demo. This new platform is also cost-effective. The Board asked questions and is looking forward to diving deeper into the detailed risk analysis report.
D.
Informational Report - NWESD 198 - OSSI SIP Agreement
Keith Linington, Director of Instruction & Categorical Programs, presented the following Informational Report and answered questions from the Board:
Informational Report - NWESD 198 OSSI SIP Agreement
Supporting Document - MOU Contract
The report will move to the Consent Agenda at the next Regular Session meeting.
E.
Informational Report - Event Worker Pay 26-27
Dr. Nick Perigo, Executive Director of Human Resources, presented the following Informational Report and answered questions from the Board:
Informational Report - Event Worker Pay 2026-2027
Supporting Document - Miscellaneous Salary Schedule - Event/Activities Personnel
The report will move to the Consent Agenda at the next Regular Session meeting.
F.
Informational Report - Snohomish Cty - Student Support Advocate Program Contract
Robert Hascall, Executive Director of Special Education, presented the following Informational Report and answered questions from the Board:
Informational Report - Contract For Services with Snohomish County - SSAP
Support Documentation - Student Support Advocate Program Contract
The report will move to the Consent Agenda at the next Regular Session meeting.
G.
Informational Update - Safety, Operations & Maintenance
Connor Krebbs, Director of Safety and Facilities, presented the following Informational Report and answered questions from the Board:
Facilities and Safety Overview Presentation
Informational Report - Safety, Operations, and Maintenance
Marysville Annual Asset Preservation Report
IV. CONSENT AGENDA
A.
AP Vouchers
B.
Personnel Report
C.
Request For Travel
D.
Gifts To The District
E.
Action Request Report - New Course Proposals for the 2026-2027 School Year
Informational Report presented at the February 2, 2026, board meeting
F.
Vote on Consent Agenda Items
President Michal asked if anyone had a public comment on the Consent agenda.
There were no public comments.
President Michal requested a motion to approve the consent agenda as presented. Director Hereth moved to approve the consent agenda as presented. Vice President Davis seconded.
The board VOTED unanimously to approve the motion. Motion passed.
V. PUBLIC COMMENT
A.
No sign-ups for public comment
No sign-ups for public comment
VI. TOPICS SCHEDULED FOR BOARD DISCUSSION
A.
Committees
President Michal opened the discussion about Committees. She referenced board policy 1240, which says that a committee of the board may be created by the majority of the board. They discussed the ABC acronym for the committees that could be formed:
The Academic Committee, the Budget Committee, and the Capital Facilities Committee.
The Board discussed starting out with these ABC committees. They discussed what topics would fall under which committee. It was also discussed that it should be really clear what the committees' purposes are and what should be achieved through them. They would like to see standard rules of engagement developed and the parameters of the committees clarified.
The board also discussed the need to ensure all voices are heard in the community. It was also noted that they would like an accurate representation of the community and demographics on each committee.
A Board member asked about forming a levy committee. Superintendent Rumbaugh stated that it is only typical for districts to strategize around their levy information campaign. Districts are limited to information sharing only. She shared that the community might already have some type of levy work underway in the form of a YES campaign.
The Board is interested in the Superintendent forming the ABC committees and would like her to report back in a future meeting on the logistics of getting them started.
VII. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE REPORT
A.
Marysville Pilchuck High School
Student Representative Melody Groff presented a report to the board outlining student learning activities and classroom projects. She also highlighted student school leadership activities, such as Inter High and Elevation Nation. She summed it up by noting the amazing win that Unified Basketball had in their final game of the season and ASB's coordination of Valentine's spirit week.
VIII. BOARD DIRECTOR REPORTS ON BUSINESS CONDUCTED
A.
Discussion
The School Board discussed the various Marysville school district and Marysville community activities they attended and participated in since the last board meeting. The Board again congratulated the Totem Elementary School Marysville Scholar, Elyse Buckley. The Board appreciated all the reports presented.
IX. Closing Items
A.
Adjourn Meeting
Kristen Michal made a motion to adjourn the meeting.
Eliza Davis seconded the motion.
The board VOTED unanimously to approve the motion.
Board Discussion of Budget Reductions for the 26-27 School Year.
Presented by Superintendent Dr. Deborah Rumbaugh and Mike Sullivan, Executive Director of Finance & Operations
President Michal closed the Work Study at 5:07 p.m