Wednesday, January 8, 2020

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

58 items totalReport 1: Passed 6–0Report 2: Passed 4–0

Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $18K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Law Offices of Amy Oppenheimer at up to $18K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $2.45M in budget allocations (2 items)

  1. P.-1Approves $86,680 for a year of Informed K12 hosting and support, with up to three yearly renewals
    $87Knot to exceed
  2. P.-2Pays Sof Surfaces $54,828.47 to train contractors on playground matting at Sequoia Elementary
    $55K
  3. P.-3Adds $43,800 to HKIT Architects' contract for site surveys at Roosevelt Middle School
    +$44Knew total $197K
  4. P.-4Adds $19,283 and extends HKIT Architects' Glenview Elementary contract through December 2020
    +$19Knew total $3.38M
  5. P.-5Approves Personnel Report No. 1920-0006
    No cost stated
  6. P.-6Authorizes notices that administrators may be reassigned or released for 2020-21
    No cost stated
  7. P.-7Authorizes notices of possible reassignment for grant-funded teachers for 2020-21
    No cost stated
  8. P.-8Authorizes release notices for probationary and temporary teachers not rehired for 2020-21
    No cost stated
  9. P.-9Adds $8,815 for more after-school staff time and STEM at Emerson Elementary
    +$9Knew total $111K
  10. P.-10Adds $11,753 for a Science Survivalist after-school course at Elmhurst United
    +$12Knew total $194K
  11. P.-11Adds $5,818 for longer coordinator hours and a robotics class after school at Oakland School of Languages
    +$6Knew total $75K
  12. P.-12Adds $5,872 for more after-school academic instruction and lower family fees at Claremont Middle
    +$6Knew total $76K
  13. P.-13Adds $8,815 for martial arts, choir and a camping trip in Burckhalter's after-school program
    +$9Knew total $111K
  14. P.-14Adds $9,756 for after-school enrichment providers at Frick Impact Academy with East Bay Asian Youth Center
    +$10Knew total $123K
  15. P.-15Adds $19,767 for an academic mentor and field trips in Roosevelt Middle's after-school program
    +$20Knew total $402K
  16. P.-16Adds $10,925 for after-school arts, service learning and music at Urban Promise Academy
    +$11Knew total $138K
  17. P.-17Adds $11,823 to grow Edna Brewer Middle's after-school program from 120 to 160 students a day
    +$12Knew total $150K
  18. P.-18Adds $10,341 for new after-school enrichment offerings at United for Success Academy
    +$10Knew total $191K
  19. P.-19Adds $19,077 for bike safety and Jiu jitsu classes in Bret Harte Middle's after-school program
    +$19Knew total $181K
  20. P.-20Accepts a $5.4M City of Oakland grant for chronic absence, school meals, restorative justice and libraries
    +$5.42Mcoming in
  21. P.-21Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $52,000 to coordinate Oakland High's community schools model
    $52Knot to exceed
  22. P.-22Pays Safe Passages up to $20,000 for a school readiness and parent education program at Esperanza Elementary
    $20Knot to exceed
  23. P.-23Approves up to $10,000 for SPAAT's out-of-school tutoring for student-athletes at Skyline High
    $10Knot to exceed
  24. P.-24Pays Reading Partners up to $25,000 for reading tutoring at Bridges Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
  25. P.-25Pays SPAAT up to $138,000 for tutoring and college advising at four Oakland high schools
    $138Knot to exceed
  26. P.-26Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $52,000 for a newcomer safety program
    $52Knot to exceed
  27. P.-27Accepts a $93,000 Hellman Foundation grant to help open the district's new Central Kitchen
    +$93Kcoming in
  28. P.-28Cuts $8,973 from Bay Area Community Resources' after-school contract at Fremont High
    −$9Knew total $179K
  29. P.-29Pays an evaluator up to $11,000 for tobacco-prevention grant evaluation and reporting
    $11Knot to exceed
  30. P.-30Approves Nova Health Therapies as a nonpublic agency provider for special education students
    No cost stated
  31. P.-31Ratifies $1,397 for The Mosaic Project's social-emotional lessons for 4th graders at International Community
    $1Knot to exceed
  32. P.-32Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $6,515 to run attendance and family support at two elementary schools
    $7Knot to exceed
  33. P.-33Adds $50,000 to 4FamilyBarbque Culture Builder's behavior-support contract at Futures Elementary
    +$50Knew total $60K
  34. P.-34Accepts a free Intuitive Writing Project program at Redwood Heights Elementary through January 2023
    No cost stated
  35. P.-35Accepts a free sports and life-skills program for pupils at Chabot Elementary through November 2022
    No cost stated
  36. P.-36Accepts free volunteer mentors from Oakland Serves for at-risk students at three high schools
    No cost stated
  37. P.-37Accepts free college mentors from My Other Brother for Black youth at two schools through June 2022
    No cost stated
  38. P.-38Accepts free counseling and school-climate services from Catholic Charities of the East Bay at three schools
    No cost stated
  39. P.-39Accepts a free America SCORES soccer, poetry and service-learning program at 19 elementary schools
    No cost stated
  40. P.-40Ratifies $23,800 for Attitudinal Healing Connection to teach arts at West Oakland Middle School
    $24Knot to exceed
  41. P.-41Ratifies $22,000 for The Crucible to teach woodshop and industrial arts at McClymonds High
    $22Knot to exceed
  42. P.-42Ratifies up to $40,000 for a contractor to serve as Skyline High's student body business manager
    $40Knot to exceed
  43. P.-43Ratifies $3,000 for Queridomundo Creative to design Linked Learning materials and a podcast logo
    $3Knot to exceed
  44. P.-44Ratifies $11,625 for Mills Teacher Scholars to train Rudsdale Continuation High School teachers
    $12Knot to exceed
  45. P.-45Ratifies $34,475 for Cityspan Technologies' attendance-tracking software for after-school and summer programs
    $34Knot to exceed
  46. P.-46Ratifies $30,000 for Dimensions Dance Theatre to teach African and hip hop dance at West Oakland Middle School
    $30Knot to exceed
  47. P.-47Ratifies $8,450 for Higher Gliffs to bring a muralist to Fremont High art and technical theater classes
    $8Knot to exceed
  48. P.-48Pays Safe Passages up to $10,000 for 350 hours of English-learner intervention at Laurel Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
  49. P.-49Pays Reading Partners up to $15,000 for one-on-one volunteer tutoring at Fruitvale Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  50. P.-50Ratifies up to $18,000 per fiscal year for Law Offices of Amy Oppenheimer to handle workplace investigations
    $18K/yryearly cap
  51. P.-51Adopts an amendment to the board's conflict of interest policy (BP 10000)
    No cost stated
  52. P.-52Ratifies $63,000 for LA Fowler to plan a Central Kitchen and a long-term strategy for Nutrition Services
    $63Knot to exceed
  53. P.-53Adopts changes to the board policy on selling, leasing and renting district-owned property (BP 3280)
    No cost stated
  54. P.-54Adopts the 2018-19 annual and five-year developer fee report
    No cost stated
  55. P.-55Approves $2,166,725 in 2020-21 Measure N funding decisions for probationary schools
    $2.17Mcumulative
  56. P.-56Allows carry-over of $282,252.93 in unspent 2018-19 Measure G1 funds at named middle schools
    $282Kcumulative
  57. P.-57Amends the 2019-20 Measure G1 middle school spending plans without new money
    No cost stated
  58. P1.-1Adds $11,823 to Girls Inc's after-school staff training agreement at LaEscuelita Elementary
    +$12Knew total $150K

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