Wednesday, March 11, 2020

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

48 items totalPassed 6–0

Not counted in the totals above. $27.7M in grants applied for (2 items)

Largest items

Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.

  1. One Workplace$607K
  2. Carousel Industries of North America, Inc.$475K
  3. OJO Technology$201K
  4. Metro Contract Group$143K
  5. Innovative Construction Company$124K
  6. Kaboom! Inc.$40K
  7. East Bay Asian Youth Center$40K
  8. Johnson Controls Fire Protection, LP$36K
  9. ENGEO, Inc.$34K
  10. YMCA of the East Bay$22K

Spending by category

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  1. Technology · 1$475K
  1. P.-1Ratifies up to $5,034 for Smartcat translation services through January 2021
    $5Knot to exceed
  2. P.-2Adds $1,350 for All Smogs Done to smog-check 18 more district vehicles
    +$1Knew total $3K
  3. P.-3Files 2020-21 E-Rate request for $1.65M+ in internet funding, with a district match
    +$1.65Mcoming in
  4. P.-4Seeks $340,000+ in E-Rate funding and buys 48 network switches for up to $475,000
    $475Knot to exceed
  5. P.-5Awards Metro Contract Group $143,374 in furniture for the Foster the Center Project
    $143K
  6. P.-6Awards One Workplace $607,405 in furniture for the new Glenview school building
    $607K
  7. P.-7Adds $10,500 for Perkins Eastman design work on Hillcrest's kitchen and cafeteria
    +$11Knew total $416K
  8. P.-8Adds $9,500 for Perkins Eastman design work on Piedmont Elementary's kitchen and cafeteria
    +$10Knew total $416K
  9. P.-9Awards Johnson Controls $36,338 to replace the Santa Fe Child Development Center fire alarm panel
    $36K
  10. P.-10Approves Kaboom! agreement to build a new play space at Franklin Elementary, up to $40,000
    $40Knot to exceed
  11. P.-11Adds $34,281 for ENGEO testing and engineering support at the new Glenview Elementary
    +$34Knew total $239K
  12. P.-12Awards Innovative Construction $123,904 for windscreen work on the Madison Park Academy expansion
    $124K
  13. P.-13Names six district classified employees as 2019-2020 Classified School Employees of the Year
    No cost stated
  14. P.-14Approves no-cost New Teacher Center training for school leaders and leadership coaches
    No cost stated
  15. P.-15Creates a new job position, Executive Director, Equity
    No cost stated
  16. P.-16Freezes hiring for classified central office positions on a temporary basis
    No cost stated
  17. P.-17Adds $8,815 to the Ujimaa Foundation after-school program at Carl Munck Elementary
    +$9Knew total $42K
  18. P.-18Adds $8,815 to East Bay Agency for Children's after-school program at Peralta Elementary
    +$9Knew total $114K
  19. P.-19Adds $22,096 to YMCA of the East Bay after-school program at West Oakland Middle
    +$22Knew total $92K
  20. P.-20Ratifies up to $3,000 for Excel Consulting to coach the principal at MLK Jr. Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
  21. P.-21Pays Reading Partners up to $12,500 for one-on-one reading tutoring at Reach Academy
    $13Knot to exceed
  22. P.-22Ratifies up to $9,000 for First Chapter early-literacy music assemblies at three sites
    $9Knot to exceed
  23. P.-23Adds $11,957 to Bay Area Community Resources after-school program at Futures Elementary
    +$12Knew total $116K
  24. P.-24Approves 2019-20 nonpublic school/agency master contract with Pristine Rehab Care
    No cost stated
  25. P.-25Approves no-cost Reel Stories filmmaking curriculum at two secondary schools through 2022
    No cost stated
  26. P.-26Approves no-cost One on One Basketball after-school program at five elementary schools
    No cost stated
  27. P.-27Ratifies up to $5,939 for Cantare Con Vivo music lessons at Laurel Elementary
    $6Knot to exceed
  28. P.-28Ratifies up to $3,250 for Children Rising reading program at Burckhalter Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
  29. P.-29Ratifies up to $2,500 for English classes for parents at East Oakland Pride Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
  30. P.-30Approves 2019-20 nonpublic school/agency master contract with New Direction Solutions
    No cost stated
  31. P.-31Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $13,000 for an AmeriCorps work-based learning aide at Oakland High
    $13Knot to exceed
  32. P.-32Cuts Street Academy Foundation's curriculum contract by $3,615 to $8,385 after the scope shrinks to two sets
    −$4Knew total $8K
  33. P.-33Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $40,000 for wellness support for newly arrived students at Oakland International
    $40Knot to exceed
  34. P.-34Ratifies up to $13,000 for Soccer Without Borders' wellness and mentoring program at Oakland International High
    $13Knot to exceed
  35. P.-35Ratifies up to $5,659.98 for Jung Choi Independent Production to make two promotional videos for Rudsdale Newcomer
    $6Knot to exceed
  36. P.-36Ratifies up to $19,250 for an individual contractor's anti-tobacco and drug awareness sessions at three schools
    $19Knot to exceed
  37. P.-37Ratifies up to $16,320 for an individual contractor's anti-tobacco and drug awareness sessions at four schools
    $16Knot to exceed
  38. P.-38Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $5,925 for art animation classes at RISE Community Elementary
    $6Knot to exceed
  39. P.-39Applies to the state for $26.01M over three years in After School Education and Safety grant funding
    +$26Mcoming in
  40. P.-40Ends the contract with Isom Advisors for financial advisory services for the district's convenience
    No cost stated
  41. P.-41Approves the 2020-21 school-year calendar for the Special Education Young Adult Program
    No cost stated
  42. P.-42Lets Achieve Academy charter school use Hawthorne Elementary in 2020-21 for an anticipated $251,485.52 fee
    +$251Kcoming in
  43. P.-43Lets Cox Academy charter school use E. Morris Cox Elementary in 2020-21 for an anticipated $272,342.20 fee
    +$272Kcoming in
  44. P.-44Lets Envision Academy charter school use part of West Oakland Middle in 2020-21 for an anticipated $61,799.40 fee
    +$62Kcoming in
  45. P.-45Appoints four people to the governing boards of four district-authorized charter schools
    No cost stated
  46. P.-46Reappoints two members to the Measure G1 Teacher Retention and Middle School Improvement oversight commission
    No cost stated
  47. P.-47Amends Board bylaw 9130 to create an Education Partnership Committee with the Oakland City Council
    No cost stated
  48. P1.-1Buys installation of 150 security cameras from OJO Technology for $200,976.90 through a state contract
    $201K

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