Wednesday, December 11, 2019
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
Spending by category
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- P.-1Adds $14,000 for a finance consultant's year-end close and audit help through December 2019+$14Knew total $32K
- P.-2Pays a finance consultant up to $56,000 for interim reporting and audit preparation$56Knot to exceed
- P.-3Pays RDV Consulting up to $30,000 to handle E-Rate discount funding paperwork$30Knot to exceed
- P.-4Joins AC Transit in a no-cost student transit pass program for 12 school sites through 2024No cost stated
- P.-5Ratifies up to $34,887 for a contractor supporting the 1 Million Project and CPUC grant reports$35Knot to exceed
- P.-6Pays a consultant up to $17,600 to help finish retirement-system audits and payroll reporting$18Knot to exceed
- P.-7Awards Bay City Boiler a $149,000 contract to replace Frick Middle School's boiler$149K
- P.-8Adds $35,346.07 to Fruitvale Elementary's alarm replacement contract for removing old devices+$35Knew total $832K
- P.-9Adds $76,399.84 to Fruitvale Elementary's alarm project for unforeseen conditions and drawing errors+$76Knot to exceed
- P.-10Pays Byrens Kim Design Works up to $37,000 to close out four older projects' fire alarm paperwork$37Knot to exceed
- P.-11Extends Byrens Kim's Elmhurst Middle School boiler design contract by three months, no added moneyNo cost stated
- P.-12Extends inspection services for Elmhurst Middle School's boiler project to March 2020, no added moneyNo cost stated
- P.-13Hires Anthonio Inc. for $39,600 to inspect construction of Emerson Elementary's softball field$40K
- P.-14Hires Terraphase Engineering for $19,947 on storm water work at Emerson Elementary's softball field$20K
- P.-15Adds $229,400 to Byrens Kim's Madison Park Academy design contract and extends it to 2020+$229Knew total $2.70M
- P.-16Hires Integral Group for up to $57,500 to review design and plan commissioning at Cole Administration Center$58K
- P.-17Awards Redgwick Construction $288,743 to install synthetic turf at LaEscuelita Elementary$289K
- P.-18Hires Deco Tech Systems for $95,000 of low-voltage and audio-visual work at McClymonds site$95K
- P.-19Hires Jensen Hughes for $19,000 to update the district's fire and intrusion alarm standards$19K
- P.-20Hires Jensen Hughes for $4,850 to oversee fire alarm testing at Elmhurst Middle School$5K
- P.-21Extends Jensen Hughes' Madison Park Academy fire alarm consulting to December 2020, no added moneyNo cost stated
- P.-22Extends ACC Environmental's asbestos monitoring at Glenview Elementary to December 2020, no added moneyNo cost stated
- P.-23Adds $140,280 for extra state-required inspections at Madison Park Academy and extends KDI to 2020+$140Knew total $795K
- P.-24Extends Anthonio's inspector role at Glenview Elementary to December 2020, no added moneyNo cost stated
- P.-25Extends geotechnical services at Madison Park Academy to December 2020, no added moneyNo cost stated
- P.-26Adds $249,358 for extra state-mandated inspections on Fremont High School's new construction+$249Knew total $436K
- P.-27Hires S Meek Architecture for $29,220 to design three portable classrooms at Sankofa Academy$29K
- P.-28Adds $21,370.29 to Madison Park Academy's furniture and storage contract and extends it to 2020+$21Knew total $308K
- P.-29Extends Byrens Kim's design contract for Ralph Bunche's career technical education kitchen to 2020No cost stated
- P.-30Hires KW Engineering for $177,155.40 on systems testing and commissioning at Glenview Elementary$177K
- P.-31Pays the City of Oakland $46,000 for four crossing guards at the Santa Fee school site$46K
- P.-32Approves Personnel Report No. 1920-0005 from the Talent (Human Resources) departmentNo cost stated
- P.-33Partners with Humboldt State University to train intern teachers and school staff, at no costNo cost stated
- P.-34Sets terms with Alliant International University for its intern credential program, at no costNo cost stated
- P.-35Accepts up to $840,000 from Alameda County for nutrition education and obesity prevention+$840Kcoming in
- P.-36Renews the Devereux nonpublic school and agency contract for the 2019-20 school yearCost not stated
- P.-37Revises the Oakland Adult and Career Education high school diploma requirementsNo cost stated
- P.-38Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school contract at Brookfield Elementary School+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-39Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school contract at Howard Elementary School+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-40Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school contract at Grass Valley Elementary School+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-41Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school contract at Hoover Elementary School+$9Knew total $137K
- P.-42Adds $1,279 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school contract at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School+$1Knew total $192K
- P.-43Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school contract at Fred T Korematsu Discovery Academy+$9Knew total $105K
- P.-44Adds $11,741 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school contract at Life Academy+$12Knew total $142K
- P.-45Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school contract at Community United Elementary School+$9Knew total $106K
- P.-46Adds $7,756 to Safe Passages's after-school contract at Laurel Elementary School+$8Knew total $110K
- P.-47Adds $7,341 to Safe Passages's after-school contract at Coliseum College Preparatory Academy+$7Knew total $155K
- P.-48Ratifies up to $10,000 for a resident visual artist at Bella Vista Elementary$10Knot to exceed
- P.-49Ratifies up to $52,500 for Social Policy Research Associates to study after-school program quality$53Knot to exceed
- P.-50Ratifies up to $3,250 for Children Rising's reading program at Brookfield Elementary$3Knot to exceed
- P.-51Ratifies up to $8,000 for a contractor to support college-bound students' enrollment and transition$8Knot to exceed
- P.-52Pays Music Is Extraordinary up to $35,000 for music and dance classes at Oakland School of Language$35Knot to exceed
- P.-53Pays Playworks up to $36,375 for recess and play programs at Bridges Academy at Melrose$36Knot to exceed
- P.-54Ratifies up to $25,000 for a garden education program at Sequoia Elementary$25Knot to exceed
- P.-55Ratifies up to $5,000 for a Lincoln counselor to coach teachers at La Escuelita Elementary$5Knot to exceed
- P.-56Ratifies up to $50,000 for Swun Math's daily math model at two Oakland elementary schools$50Knot to exceed
- P.-57Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $32,602.50 for recess coaches at Lincoln Elementary$33Knot to exceed
- P.-58Ratifies up to $18,500 for African drumming classes at Sequoia Elementary$19Knot to exceed
- P.-59Ratifies up to $42,396 for American Indian Child Resource Center's after-school program$42Knot to exceed
- P.-60Ratifies up to $15,000 for Oakland Promise to help students move into and out of Roosevelt$15Knot to exceed
- P.-61Ratifies $35,110 for The Teaching Well to plan and run staff wellness work through June 2020$35Knot to exceed
- P.-62Ratifies $5,000 for Lincoln to provide a mental health counselor at RISE Community Elementary$5Knot to exceed
- P.-63Accepts a $15,000 grant from Next Generation Learning Challenges for graduate capstone materials+$15Kcoming in
- P.-64Ratifies $20,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to bring school-day media classes to LaEscuelita$20Knot to exceed
- P.-65Adds $8,640 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school program at Greenleaf Elementary+$9Knew total $105K
- P.-66Adds $11,627 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school program at Sankofa Academy+$12Knew total $186K
- P.-67Ratifies $22,620 for Luna Kids Dance to teach weekly dance classes at Emerson Elementary$23Knot to exceed
- P.-68Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school program at Glenview Elementary+$9Knew total $107K
- P.-69Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school program at Madison Park Academy Primary+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-70Adds $8,739 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school program at Prescott Elementary+$9Knew total $101K
- P.-71Adds $5,315 to YMCA of the East Bay's after-school program at Reach Academy+$5Knew total $96K
- P.-72Adds $8,315 to YMCA of the East Bay's after-school program at Piedmont Avenue Elementary+$8Knew total $109K
- P.-73Adds $8,867 to East Bay Asian Youth Center's after-school program at Manzanita SEED Elementary+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-74Adds $8,867 to East Bay Asian Youth Center's after-school program at Cleveland Elementary+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-75Adds $8,867 to East Bay Asian Youth Center's after-school program at Manzanita Community School+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-76Adds $15,894 to East Bay Asian Youth Center's after-school program at Lincoln Elementary+$16Knew total $202K
- P.-77Adds $12,487 to East Bay Asian Youth Center's after-school program at Franklin Elementary+$12Knew total $158K
- P.-78Adds $8,867 to East Bay Asian Youth Center's after-school program at Bella Vista Elementary+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-79Adds $17,718 to East Bay Asian Youth Center's after-school program at Garfield Elementary+$18Knew total $226K
- P.-80Adds $9,790 to Love, Learn, Success's after-school program at Melrose Leadership Academy+$10Knew total $111K
- P.-81Adds $8,815 to Higher Ground's after-school program at New Highland Academy+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-82Adds $8,815 to Higher Ground's after-school program at East Oakland Pride Elementary+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-83Adds $11,823 to Higher Ground's after-school program at Parker Elementary+$12Knew total $150K
- P.-84Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources's after-school program at Fruitvale Elementary+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-85Adds $8,815 to Oakland Leaf Foundation's after-school program at International Community School+$9Knew total $105K
- P.-86Adds $8,815 to Oakland Leaf Foundation's after-school program at Think College Now Elementary+$9Knew total $105K
- P.-87Ratifies $10,000 for Reading Partners to run a weekday tutoring program at Laurel Elementary$10Knot to exceed
- P.-88Approves $28,000 for Bay Area Community Resources to run a reading program at Community United$28Knot to exceed
- P.-89Ratifies $27,500 for East Bay Consortium to run a college and career center at Madison Park$28Knot to exceed
- P.-90Ratifies $8,000 for htm.elle to teach girls computer science and creativity at Fremont High$8Knot to exceed
- P.-91Ratifies up to $22,600 for Attitudinal Healing Connection arts-integrated math classes at Hoover Elementary$23Knot to exceed
- P.-92Adds $8,815 to Bay Area Community Resources' after school program at Markham Elementary+$9Knew total $121K
- P.-93Accepts $40,000 from the Walter and Elise Haas Fund for teacher development for newcomer students+$40Kcoming in
- P.-94Adds $8,867 for Girls Inc. to fund after school staff training at Acorn Woodland Elementary+$9Knew total $105K
- P.-95Approves a nonpublic school and agency services master contract with Mountain Valley Child and Family ServicesCost not stated
- P.-96Adds $8,867 for Girls Inc. to fund after school staff training at Bridges Academy+$9Knew total $99K
- P.-97Adds $8,867 for Girls Inc. to fund after school staff training at Horace Mann Elementary+$9Knew total $111K
- P.-98Approves up to $97,309.25 for Seneca Family of Agencies to coach student support at Horace Mann Elementary$97Knot to exceed
- P.-99Ratifies up to $10,000 for Lincoln to provide counseling and family therapy at New Highland Academy$10Knot to exceed
- P.-100Ratifies up to $3,000 for English classes for parents at Elmhurst United Middle School$3Knot to exceed
- P.-101Approves up to $47,725 for anti-tobacco and drug education at five middle and high schools$48Knot to exceed
- P.-102Accepts a $502,000 Kenneth Rainin Foundation grant for a men of color early education teaching fellows pilot+$502Kcoming in
- P.-103Approves a no-cost agreement with Project Avary for therapeutic groups for children of incarcerated parentsNo cost stated
- P.-104Ratifies up to $40,215 for anti-tobacco and drug education at five middle and high schools$40Knot to exceed
- P.-105Adds $3,000 to an arts planning contract, raising the cap from $30,000 to $33,000+$3Knew total $33K
- P.-106Ratifies up to $14,000 for Oakland Youth Chorus to help build a choral music program at Claremont Middle$14Knot to exceed
- P.-107Ratifies up to $18,000 for a consultant supporting Linked Learning career pathway teams$18Knot to exceed
- P.-108Approves up to $30,000 for Niroga Institute's mindfulness program at Frick Impact Academy$30Knot to exceed
- P.-109Ratifies up to $10,000 for a social media advisor and content creator at Skyline High School$10Knot to exceed
- P.-110Ratifies up to $10,000 for Lincoln to provide counseling and classroom support at Laurel Elementary$10Knot to exceed
- P.-111Adds $26,500 and extends an after school visual arts contract at Elmhurst United Middle to $53,000+$27Knew total $53K
- P.-112Adds $68,000 to School Specialty Children's Publishing's special education teacher training, to $200,000+$68Knew total $200K
- P.-113Approves a no-cost agreement for UPS to host adult education classes at its Pardee Drive siteNo cost stated
- P.-114Accepts three $5,000 California Wellness Foundation grants for girls varsity basketball+$5Kcoming in
- P.-115Accepts $368,683 more from the state for the California State Preschool Program+$369Kcoming in
- P.-116Accepts $177,453 more from the state for child development programs+$177Kcoming in
- P.-117Amends an easement so Education for Change can place modular buildings at Lazear Charter AcademyNo cost stated
- P.-118Ratifies up to $25,000 for a contractor to answer family calls and emails for the Charter Schools Office$25Knot to exceed
- P.-119Ratifies up to $9,000 for Partnership for Children and Youth to help with English language testing$9Knot to exceed
- P.-120Ratifies up to $2,000 for community listening sessions to guide Kaiser and Sankofa school planning$2Knot to exceed
- P.-121Pays a consultant up to $6,000 to help run District 6 community engagement meetings$6Knot to exceed
- P.-122Requires the draft budget and LCAP to go to the Board by the second May meeting each yearNo cost stated
- P.-123Reappoints two members to the Measure N College and Career Readiness CommissionNo cost stated
- P.-124Reappoints two members to the Measure G Parcel Tax Independent Citizens Oversight CommitteeNo cost stated
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