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# Marysville board to consider $548,352 school air-quality assessment
- URL: https://justabouts.com/marysville-school-board-air-quality-assessment-november-16-2026/
- Published: 2026-11-14T00:59:31.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-14T03:11:51.000Z
- Description: A grant-funded school air-quality assessment, student fire-service training and proposed graduation venues are on the Nov. 16 board agenda. Here is how to follow the meeting.
- Author: Justabouts
- Tags: Schools, Marysville, #share-FB-image-hashashtags, #share-IG-title

A plan to examine the heating, cooling and ventilation equipment in Marysville schools goes before the school board Monday, Nov. 16, along with a fire-training agreement for students and early plans for next spring’s graduations.

The regular meeting begins at **6 p.m. in the district’s second-floor boardroom, 1049 State Ave., Marysville**. Families and residents can also watch remotely through the link in the [meeting agenda](https://app2.boardontrack.com/public/gfAQo4/agenda/121409?ref=justabouts.com).

## A closer look at school air quality

The board is being asked to approve a **$548,352 contract with Apollo Solutions Group** for indoor-air-quality assessments. A district action report says an Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction grant would cover the full cost through reimbursement.

Apollo would document the condition of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment, identify recommended improvements and prepare reports to help the district decide which projects to tackle first. The proposed scope includes reviewing ventilation, controls and building operations, as well as preparing the grant’s required documentation.

The [contract proposal](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qmEOgUleCnVXGrOpT9GTKE%5Fw5m%5FlsSSz/view?ref=justabouts.com) schedules the work after Jan. 1, 2027, with completion no later than June 30\. It allows work after school or during a swing shift to limit disruption.

The proposed contract pays for assessments and recommendations. Decisions about carrying out improvements would come separately. The vote is on Monday’s consent agenda; the posted materials do not establish that the board has approved it.

## Fire-service training and career education

Directors are also scheduled to consider renewing the district’s training agreement with Tulalip Bay Fire Department No. 15\. The [action report](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MVq5utiDSeOOQCKCLd%5FEV2oN85GiAPnz/view?ref=justabouts.com) describes 180 days of instruction for high school students accepted into the career and technical education program.

The proposed payment is $60,000 for up to 20 students, plus $1,000 for each additional student based on average enrollment. The report says the cost structure is unchanged from the previous school year and would be covered by career and technical education funds.

The consent agenda also includes assurances for the district’s 2026–27 Carl Perkins career-education grant. The supporting paperwork lists the final allocation as still to be determined.

## Graduation plans are an early look

Informational reports outline proposed June 4, 2027, graduation arrangements: Historic Everett Theater for Legacy High School, and Angel of the Winds Arena for Marysville Getchell and Marysville Pilchuck.

These are venue agreements being brought forward for review. The reports identify a future action step, and the agenda does not list a vote on them Monday. Families should wait for their school’s confirmed ceremony time before making detailed plans.

## What happened at the previous meeting?

The posted [draft minutes from Nov. 2](https://app2.boardontrack.com/public/gfAQo4/minutes/122121?ref=justabouts.com) record unanimous approval of that meeting’s consent agenda, including the office-professionals bargaining agreement and levy-statement committee appointments previewed in our [earlier coverage](https://justabouts.com/marysville-school-boards-next-meeting-set-for-nov-2/). Those minutes are scheduled for approval Nov. 16.

Monday’s agenda also includes Native American Students of the Quarter recognition, a Totem Middle School report, year-end financial reports and public comment. For meeting questions, the district lists Jane Gibson at [jane\_gibson@msd25.org](mailto:jane%5Fgibson@msd25.org) or 360-965-0001.