Wednesday, October 14, 2020

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

69 items totalGeneral: Passed 7–0Bonds: Passed 7–0

Not counted in the totals above. $74.1M in payments already made (4 items)

  1. P.-1Pays Servio Consulting up to $35,000 to build a COVID-19 symptom check survey system
    $35Knot to exceed
  2. P.-2Pays Junk King up to $40,000 to haul away worn-out furniture and equipment from schools
    $40Knot to exceed
  3. P.-3Pays a consultant up to $7,999.95 to check the district's capital asset cost spreadsheet
    $8Knot to exceed
  4. P.-4Pays All Smogs Done up to $4,000 to smog-check district vehicles in 2020
    $4Knot to exceed
  5. P.-5Approves a no-cost privacy agreement with Segal for protected health information
    No cost stated
  6. P.-6Hires Segal for up to $201,000 of benefit consulting for the health benefits board and unions
    $201Knot to exceed
  7. P.-7Approves accounts payable warrants totaling $31,401,686.27 for July 2020
    $31.4Mcumulative
  8. P.-8Approves accounts payable warrants totaling $18,871,042.94 for August 2020
    $18.9Mcumulative
  9. P.-9Approves payroll warrants and direct deposits totaling $6,476,691.84 for July 2020
    $6.48Mcumulative
  10. P.-10Approves payroll warrants and direct deposits totaling $17,348,854.62 for August 2020
    $17.3Mcumulative
  11. P.-11Accepts a pipeline and easement from East Bay MUD for construction at 2850 West Street
    No cost stated
  12. P.-12Adopts pay schedules for Oakland Education Association substitute teacher positions
    No cost stated
  13. P.-13Pays Winston Education Consulting up to $10,000 to write intern partnership agreements with colleges
    $10Knot to exceed
  14. P.-14Renews teacher intern and practicum partnership with San Francisco State through 2023
    No cost stated
  15. P.-15Approves a teacher intern partnership with Santa Clara University through 2022
    No cost stated
  16. P.-16Approves Personnel Report No. 2021-0004
    No cost stated
  17. P.-17Adopts pay schedules for SEIU child development center instructional assistants
    No cost stated
  18. P.-18Proclaims October 2020 as Principals' Month in the district
    No cost stated
  19. P.-19Pays Robert Half up to $300,000 for up to five temporary workers at a time
    $300Knot to exceed
  20. P.-20Extends Mandela Partners' free produce stands at four schools under a COVID-19 amendment
    No cost stated
  21. P.-21Pays a consultant up to $5,500 to coach the Adult Education interim director
    $6Knot to exceed
  22. P.-22Pays Family Engagement Lab up to $56,500 for text messages that support literacy at home
    $57Knot to exceed
  23. P.-23Approves Devereux Texas as a nonpublic school and agency provider for 2020-21
    No cost stated
  24. P.-24Pays CORE up to $5,000 for reading program support for English learner teachers
    $5Knot to exceed
  25. P.-25Pays a liaison up to $25,000 to connect Madison Park Academy Lower families and school staff
    $25Knot to exceed
  26. P.-26Approves a no-cost partnership with Love Never Fails for student and parent classes at Fremont High
    No cost stated
  27. P.-27Accepts a $76,000 No Kids Hungry grant to hire a back-to-school meal specialist
    +$76Kcoming in
  28. P.-28Pays Family Engagement Lab up to $5,000 for texts to Pre-K families
    $5Knot to exceed
  29. P.-29Pays CompuClaim up to $80,000 to match students to Medi-Cal for district billing
    $80Knot to exceed
  30. P.-30Pays a contractor up to $43,200 for tobacco-use prevention education at three schools
    $43Knot to exceed
  31. P.-31Accepts free mental health services from Heart in Balance for students through August 2023
    No cost stated
  32. P.-32Accepts free literacy tutoring and parent workshops at 6 elementary schools through June 2023
    No cost stated
  33. P.-33Ratifies up to $47,500 for a contractor to supervise Edna Brewer Middle School students
    $48Knot to exceed
  34. P.-34Approves The Speech Pathology Group as a nonpublic agency for special education services in 2020-21
    No cost stated
  35. P.-35Ratifies up to $26,302 for Coach Nick Sports to run distance-learning wellness activities at Acorn Woodland
    $26Knot to exceed
  36. P.-36Ratifies up to $15,500 for a therapist to extend counseling and family outreach at Chabot Elementary
    $16Knot to exceed
  37. P.-37Ratifies up to $50,000 for Strategic Energy Innovations' climate fellowship program at four schools
    $50Knot to exceed
  38. P.-38Ratifies up to $21,000 for Construction Trades Workforce Initiative to write adult-education test prep
    $21Knot to exceed
  39. P.-39Accepts a $10,000 Altamont Education Advisory Board grant for composting at The Center
    +$10Kcoming in
  40. P.-40Ratifies up to $30,240 for tobacco-use prevention education at Oakland Tech and Skyline High
    $30Knot to exceed
  41. P.-41Ratifies up to $50,400 for tobacco-use prevention education at three Oakland secondary schools
    $50Knot to exceed
  42. P.-42Ratifies up to $8,250 for a 12-hour anti-bias leadership training for Community School Managers
    $8Knot to exceed
  43. P.-43Ratifies up to $12,989 for Oakland Public Education Fund to support summer 2020 learning and family outreach
    $13Knot to exceed
  44. P.-44Ratifies up to $38,080 for tobacco-use prevention education at four Oakland schools
    $38Knot to exceed
  45. P.-45Ratifies up to $7,200 for tobacco-use prevention education at Oakland International High
    $7Knot to exceed
  46. P.-46Ratifies up to $37,800 for tobacco-use prevention education at three Oakland schools
    $38Knot to exceed
  47. P.-47Ratifies up to $15,000 for Servio Consulting to train staff on the student case management system
    $15Knot to exceed
  48. P.-48Ratifies up to $14,400 for a coordinator of volunteers and safety at school-closure food distribution
    $14Knot to exceed
  49. P.-49Ratifies up to $25,000 for a student mentor with a caseload of up to 20 students
    $25Knot to exceed
  50. P.-50Ratifies up to $37,800 for tobacco-use prevention education at three Oakland schools
    $38Knot to exceed
  51. P.-51Ratifies up to $13,800 for tobacco-use prevention education at three Oakland high schools
    $14Knot to exceed
  52. P.-52Ratifies up to $25,000 for a case manager supporting 10 to 15 students with daily check-ins
    $25Knot to exceed
  53. P.-53Approves up to $333,270 for Bay Area Community Resources for 5 student support specialists at Oakland Tech
    $333Knot to exceed
  54. P.-54Approves up to $149,316 for Bay Area Community Resources for 3 student support specialists at Fremont High
    $149Knot to exceed
  55. P.-55Ratifies up to $52,500 for Carter-Kelly Consulting/Lifepoint to support students at Oakland Tech
    $53Knot to exceed
  56. P.-56Ratifies up to $5,000 for The Local Shop to promote Ralph J. Bunche's culinary arts program
    $5Knot to exceed
  57. P.-57Accepts a $160,000 Intel grant through Oakland Public Education Fund for a computer science coach
    +$160Kcoming in
  58. P.-58Agrees with the county office on up to $2.42M in state grant funds for inclusive early learning
    +$2.42Mcoming in
  59. P.-59Ratifies a free Associated General Contractors partnership to promote construction trades at Fremont High
    No cost stated
  60. P.-60Adds $180,000 to a City of Oakland grant for student summer internship stipends and extends it to May 2021
    +$180Kcoming in
  61. P.-61Approves Bleacher Report's one-day filming access to McClymonds High football field at no cost
    No cost stated
  62. P.-62Approves NFL film crew's use of Oakland Technical High facilities for a one-day shoot
    No cost stated
  63. P.-63Pays School Services of California up to $30,000 to track bills and lobby for the district in Sacramento
    $30Knot to exceed
  64. P.-64Adopts a Measure G1 resolution amending and awarding Urban Promise Academy's 2020-21 spending plan
    Cost not stated
  65. P.-65Ratifies the minutes of the Board's September 23, 2020 regular meeting
    No cost stated
  66. P.-66Ratifies the Board president's appointment of a member to the Audit Committee through January 2022
    No cost stated
  67. P.-67Ratifies the Board president's four appointments to the Measure G parcel tax oversight committee
    No cost stated
  68. P1.-1Approves up to $54,572 for Elite Security Services to keep guarding the Center site, with no public bid
    $55Knot to exceed
  69. P1.-2Awards Innovative Construction Company $70,000 for ceiling-related work at Madison Park Academy
    $70K

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