Thursday, October 10, 2019
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Special Meeting
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
Spending by category
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- P.-1Pays All Smogs Done up to $2,000 to smog-check district vehicles$2Knot to exceed
- P.-2Pays a finance consultant up to $18,000 to help close the 2018-19 books$18Knot to exceed
- P.-3Pays CB Management Group up to $30,000 to write IT and phone-network standards for district projects$30Knot to exceed
- P.-4Pays a consultant up to $7,999.95 to check the district's capital asset cost records$8Knot to exceed
- P.-5Pays Junk King up to $50,000 to haul away broken and obsolete equipment and furniture$50Knot to exceed
- P.-6Awards Ninyo & Moore $30,000 for environmental and testing services on the Cole Administration Building$30K
- P.-7Adds $65,621.85 to keep Madison Park Academy's leased portables through June 2020+$66Knew total $270K
- P.-8Adds $22,053.55 to reimburse DSK Architects for state fees on the Frick Middle School project+$22Knew total $271K
- P.-9Awards Rook Electric $45,000 to install 13 security cameras at The Center, without competitive bidding$45K
- P.-10Pays Regwick Construction $2,027.54, without bidding, to fix an irrigation leak at Frick Middle School$2K
- P.-11Awards ER Plumbing & Construction $217,450 to repair the Roosevelt Middle School sewer$217K
- P.-12Adopts Personnel Report No. 1920-0003 for the Talent DepartmentNo cost stated
- P.-13Creates job descriptions for new program manager, analyst and executive transition rolesNo cost stated
- P.-14Pays TeachBar up to $36,976 to prepare aspiring teachers for state certification tests$37Knot to exceed
- P.-15Pays a contractor up to $10,000 to draft college partnership agreements for the intern program$10Knot to exceed
- P.-16Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $20,000 for health electives at Rudsdale Newcomer High$20Knot to exceed
- P.-17Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $58,325 for a job-readiness course at Rudsdale Continuation High$58Knot to exceed
- P.-18Pays an evaluator up to $25,000 to study outcomes of the early childhood ROCK program$25Knot to exceed
- P.-19Pays Refugee Transitions up to $38,000 for parent classes and refugee support at Oakland International High$38Knot to exceed
- P.-20Pays CORE up to $2,680 to train teachers on supporting newcomer English learners$3Knot to exceed
- P.-21Pays Reading Partners up to $25,000 for a tutoring program at Franklin Elementary$25Knot to exceed
- P.-22Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $50,000 for student behavior support at Futures Elementary$50Knot to exceed
- P.-23Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $50,000 for student behavior support at Community United Elementary$50Knot to exceed
- P.-24Approves Orion Academy as a nonpublic school provider for special education students for 2019-20No cost stated
- P.-25Pays an art teacher up to $26,480 for after-school visual arts at Elmhurst United Middle School$26Knot to exceed
- P.-26Pays a trainer up to $29,970 for parent workshops at Elmhurst United Middle School$30Knot to exceed
- P.-27Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $304,750 for four student mentors at Oakland Technical High$305Knot to exceed
- P.-28Pays a mentor up to $45,000 for restorative justice and mentoring at Edna Brewer Middle School$45Knot to exceed
- P.-29Pays a mentor up to $45,000 for restorative justice and mentoring at Edna Brewer Middle School$45Knot to exceed
- P.-30Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $244,375 for three student mentors at Fremont High School$244Knot to exceed
- P.-31Pays OCCUR up to $10,000 to train Sojourner Truth teachers in career technology skills$10Knot to exceed
- P.-32Pays Educational Equity For All up to $1,908 for two special education teacher workshops$2Knot to exceed
- P.-33Pays an Edna Brewer Middle School technology contractor up to $30,000 for computer and Chromebook support$30Knot to exceed
- P.-34Pays a contractor up to $54,978 for an arts wellness class and case management at Rudsdale Newcomer High$55Knot to exceed
- P.-35Pays a contractor up to $29,992 for tutoring and classroom support at Rudsdale Newcomer High$30Knot to exceed
- P.-36Pays The Teaching Well up to $16,800 for work-life balance training and mentoring for Rudsdale staff$17Knot to exceed
- P.-37Pays a contractor up to $9,990 to run a peer restorative justice program at Elmhurst United Middle$10Knot to exceed
- P.-38Approves 2019-20 master contract with Summitview Child & Family Services for special education studentsCost not stated
- P.-39Pays Coach Nick Sports up to $32,000 for health and wellness coaching at Acorn Woodland Elementary$32Knot to exceed
- P.-40Pays a family therapist up to $8,000 to add family therapy at Chabot Elementary$8Knot to exceed
- P.-41Pays a contractor up to $29,280 to mentor at-risk first and second graders at Chabot Elementary$29Knot to exceed
- P.-42Pays a contractor up to $25,000 as a school-family liaison at Madison Park Academy lower campus$25Knot to exceed
- P.-43Approves a no-cost deal for Vision to Learn to run a mobile vision clinic for district studentsNo cost stated
- P.-44Pays HERO up to $30,000 for a recess and leadership program for 4th and 5th graders at Allendale Elementary$30Knot to exceed
- P.-45Pays a contractor up to $45,000 for student support groups and parent outreach at Franklin Elementary$45Knot to exceed
- P.-46Pays HERO up to $30,000 for counseling, mentoring and organized recess at Markham Elementary$30Knot to exceed
- P.-47Pays Mills College up to $13,800 for newcomer student partnership services$14Knot to exceed
- P.-48Pays a contractor up to $22,800 for anti-tobacco and drug awareness programs at three schools$23Knot to exceed
- P.-49Pays Queerly Elementary up to $19,950 to advise on programs and training for LGBTQ students$20Knot to exceed
- P.-50Pays a contractor up to $46,650 for anti-tobacco and drug awareness programs at three schools$47Knot to exceed
- P.-51Pays Food Corps up to $75,000 to run its program at 20 Oakland elementary schools$75Knot to exceed
- P.-52Pays CompuClaim up to $80,000 to process Medi-Cal claims for students$80Knot to exceed
- P.-53Pays TransformCA up to $94,000 to promote safe walking and biking to school at up to 25 schools$94Knot to exceed
- P.-54Pays a contractor up to $43,890 for anti-tobacco and drug awareness programs at three high schools$44Knot to exceed
- P.-55Pays HERO up to $30,000 for behavior and leadership activities at Sankofa Academy$30Knot to exceed
- P.-56Pays a contractor up to $6,480 to teach conflict resolution to students at Chabot Elementary$6Knot to exceed
- P.-57Pays a contractor up to $35,991 for conflict resolution and a homework center at Chabot Elementary$36Knot to exceed
- P.-58Pays Playworks up to $32,500 for recess and game programs at Community United Elementary$33Knot to exceed
- P.-59Pays Urbanlife Mentors up to $11,000 for youth character-building workshops at Parker Elementary$11Knot to exceed
- P.-60Pays Mills College up to $26,100 for teacher coaching and leadership at Lincoln Elementary$26Knot to exceed
- P.-61Pays Playworks up to $32,500 for a recess coach at Futures Elementary$33Knot to exceed
- P.-62Pays Playworks up to $19,000 for recess and game programs at Lincoln Elementary$19Knot to exceed
- P.-63Pays Mustard Seed up to $10,000 to train Lincoln Elementary staff in reading and writing$10Knot to exceed
- P.-64Pays Skills & Moore up to $9,000 to mentor students at EnCompass Academy$9Knot to exceed
- P.-65Pays Art Therapy Oakland up to $40,000 for student and family mental health care at Emerson$40Knot to exceed
- P.-66Pays Dre Cole Dance Fit up to $5,400 for weekly dance lessons at Chabot Elementary$5Knot to exceed
- P.-67Pays a tutor up to $30,000 for targeted student tutoring at Kaiser Elementary$30Knot to exceed
- P.-68Pays Philanthropic Ventures Foundation up to $23,000 for arts lessons at Oakland International High$23Knot to exceed
- P.-69Ends a High School Network consultant contract for convenienceNo cost stated
- P.-70Pays a technician up to $55,000 for computer help at Oakland Technical High$55Knot to exceed
- P.-71Pays a contractor up to $45,000 for district arts planning support$45Knot to exceed
- P.-72Gets free space from Oakland Housing Authority for adult GED classesNo cost stated
- P.-73Pays Mills College up to $25,000 for teacher training on social emotional learning$25Knot to exceed
- P.-74Pays Mills College up to $4,900 for visual and performing arts teacher training$5Knot to exceed
- P.-75Pays a contractor up to $46,550 for anti-tobacco and drug education at middle and high schools$47Knot to exceed
- P.-76Pays a contractor up to $16,872 for anti-tobacco and drug education at Elmhurst Prep$17Knot to exceed
- P.-77Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $78,000 to lead community school work at Garfield$78Knot to exceed
- P.-78Approves Fred Finch Youth Center's 2019-20 nonpublic school/agency contract for special educationNo cost stated
- P.-79Approves Mediscan Staffing Service's 2019-20 nonpublic school/agency contract for special educationNo cost stated
- P.-80Approves BMR Health Services, Inc.'s 2019-20 nonpublic school/agency contract for special educationNo cost stated
- P.-81Approves Provo Canyon School's 2019-20 nonpublic school/agency contract for special educationNo cost stated
- P.-82Approves StaffRehab's 2019-20 nonpublic school/agency contract for special educationNo cost stated
- P.-83Pays Playworks up to $60,000 for coaching and game programs at Manzanita Community Elementary$60Knot to exceed
- P.-84Pays a contractor up to $15,960 for anti-tobacco and drug education at Oakland Tech$16Knot to exceed
- P.-85Pays a contractor up to $25,000 for student check-ins and social skills groups$25Knot to exceed
- P.-86Sets up a free internship program for students with disabilities with Alameda CountyNo cost stated
- P.-87Pays Cantare Con Vivo up to $36,139.67 for music lessons at Lincoln Elementary$36Knot to exceed
- P.-88Pays a contractor up to $3,000 for English classes for Lincoln Elementary parents$3Knot to exceed
- P.-89Pays 4FamilyBarbque Culture Builder up to $10,000 for positive behavior support at Futures Elementary$10Knot to exceed
- P.-90Pays The Teaching Well up to $32,000 for nutrition training for Futures Elementary staff$32Knot to exceed
- P.-91Ratifies up to $12,500 for Reading Partners to tutor pupils in reading at Community United Elementary$13Knot to exceed
- P.-92Ratifies up to $12,500 for Reading Partners to tutor pupils in reading at Futures Elementary$13Knot to exceed
- P.-93Ratifies up to $3,250 for Faith Network of the East Bay reading tutoring at Futures Elementary$3Knot to exceed
- P.-94Ratifies up to $3,250 for Faith Network of the East Bay reading tutoring at Community United$3Knot to exceed
- P.-95Pays San Francisco Unified up to $104,190 to place and serve a student with multiple disabilities$104Knot to exceed
- P.-96Confirms two union-named trustees for the classified employees' supplemental annuity planNo cost stated
- P.-97Pays School Services of California up to $54,158 to lobby in Sacramento for the district$54Knot to exceed
- P.-98Adopts resolution amending 2019-20 Measure G1 middle school and charter school spending plansCost not stated
- P.-99Adopts the amended 2019-20 work plan for the Superintendent of SchoolsNo cost stated
- P.-100Pays a consultant up to $2,500 to support a school board director with community outreach$3Knot to exceed
- P.-101Ratifies the minutes of the Board's special meeting on August 20, 2019No cost stated
- P.-102Ratifies the minutes of the Board's regular meeting on August 28, 2019No cost stated
- P.-103Ratifies the minutes of the Board's regular meeting on June 5, 2019No cost stated
- P.-105Ratifies the minutes of the Board's special meeting on June 12, 2019No cost stated
- P.-107Ratifies the minutes of the Board's regular meeting on May 8, 2019No cost stated
- P.-108Ratifies the minutes of the Board's regular meeting on June 26, 2019No cost stated
- P.-110Ratifies the minutes of the Board's regular meeting on September 25, 2019No cost stated
- P1.-1Leases three Brookfield Elementary classrooms to the City's Head Start program for $18,048 plus $1 a month+$18Kcoming in
- P1.-2Awards Rook Electric $49,500 without competitive bidding for district security system upgrades$50Knot to exceed
- P1.-3Awards Lamphier-Gregory $121,200 for environmental review of the Cole Administration Building project$121Knot to exceed
- P1.-4Awards Johnson Controls $71,669 without bidding to replace Brookfield Elementary's fire alarm panel$72Knot to exceed
- P1.-5Awards Johnson Controls $85,250 without bidding to replace Lakeview Elementary's fire alarm panel$85Knot to exceed
- P1.-6Awards Johnson Controls $62,957 without bidding for fire sprinkler monitoring work at various sites$63Knot to exceed
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report No. 1: Approved 6–0, 1 absent
A motion was made by Vice President London, seconded by Director Gonzales, to Approve the General Consent Report No. 1. The motion carried by the following vote
- Denilson Garibo P Aye
- Mica Smith-Dahl P Aye
- Jumoke HintonHodge Absent
- Gary Yee Aye
- Roseann Torres Aye
- Shanthi Gonzales Aye
- James Harris Aye
- Jody London Aye
- Aimee Eng Aye
General Consent Report No. 2: Approved 5–1, 1 absent
A motion was made by Vice President London, seconded by Director Yee, to Approve the General Consent Report No. 2. The motion carried by the following vote
- Denilson Garibo P Aye
- Mica Smith-Dahl P Aye
- Jumoke HintonHodge Absent
- Gary Yee Aye
- Roseann Torres Aye
- Shanthi Gonzales Nay
- James Harris Aye
- Jody London Aye
- Aimee Eng Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, October 10, 2019 meeting.
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