Wednesday, October 28, 2020
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
Not counted in the totals above. $13K in budget allocations (3 items)
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- U.-1Partners with Reach Institute for School Leadership on teaching and counseling intern programs through 2023No cost stated
- U.-2Partners with University of San Francisco on teaching and counseling intern programs through 2023No cost stated
- U.-3Renews La Clinica de La Raza's school-based health centers at no cost to the district through 2023No cost stated
- U.-4Keeps Rising Harte Wellness Center open at Bret Harte Middle School at no cost, through 2023No cost stated
- U.-5Keeps Asian Health Services' Shop 55 health center at Oakland High open at no cost through 2023No cost stated
- U.-6Renews LifeLong Medical Care's school health centers and dental services at no cost through 2023No cost stated
- U.-7Renews Native American Health Center's school-based health centers at no cost through 2023No cost stated
- U.-8Ratifies up to $16,000 for family counseling and outreach support at Chabot Elementary$16Knot to exceed
- U.-9Ratifies up to $65,000 for R&D Consultants' family intervention team at Burckhalter Elementary$65Knot to exceed
- U.-10Keeps East Bay Agency for Children's health center at Frick open at no cost through 2023No cost stated
- U.-11Accepts a $34,852 federal Indian Education grant for tutoring and enrichment of Native American students+$35Kcoming in
- U.-12Ratifies up to $10,600 for parent and enrollment support at Oakland High School$11Knot to exceed
- U.-13Ratifies up to $24,840 for technology career instruction support at Sojourner Truth school$25Knot to exceed
- U.-14Keeps East Bay Asian Youth Center's health center at Oakland High open at no cost through 2023No cost stated
- U.-15Ratifies up to $33,000 for HERO's student mentoring services at Horace Mann Elementary$33Knot to exceed
- U.-16Ratifies up to $20,000 to redesign 6th grade onboarding at Elmhurst United Middle School$20Knot to exceed
- U.-17Ratifies up to $14,000 for Oakland Youth Chorus to run the choral music program at Bret Harte$14Knot to exceed
- U.-18Ratifies up to $25,000 for grant reporting and life skills workshops in the Office of Equity$25Knot to exceed
- U.-19Ratifies up to $4,850 for Oakland Public Education Fund to pay hotel stays for homeless families$5Knot to exceed
- U.-20Ratifies up to $34,475 for Cityspan's software to track after-school and summer program attendance$34Knot to exceed
- U.-21Ratifies up to $58,153.68 for a FoodCorps member to support school meals and health learning$58Knot to exceed
- U.-22Approves up to $57,500 for student support groups and parent outreach at Franklin Elementary$58Knot to exceed
- U.-23Approves up to $46,000 for Servio Consulting to build an after-school program planning tool$46Knot to exceed
- U.-24Ratifies up to $50,000 for Syntex Global translators at special education meetings$50Knot to exceed
- U.-25Ratifies up to $45,000 for student engagement and leadership support at West Oakland Middle$45Knot to exceed
- U.-26Ratifies up to $949 with Santa Clara County Office of Education for teacher arts-lesson training+$949coming in
- U.-27Ratifies up to $8,000 for Achievement Network to review and coach EnCompass Academy$8Knot to exceed
- U.-28Ratifies up to $25,032 for Art Therapy Oakland's mental health services at Emerson Elementary$25Knot to exceed
- U.-29Ratifies up to $11,000 for Lincoln's mental health and counseling services at Esperanza Elementary$11Knot to exceed
- U.-30Approves up to $37,400 for Safe Passages to place 3 AmeriCorps members at Esperanza Elementary$37Knot to exceed
- U.-31Pays Lincoln up to $5,000 for mental health supports at RISE Community Elementary$5Knot to exceed
- U.-32Pays The People's Conservatory up to $10,000 for art training at Parker Elementary$10Knot to exceed
- U.-33Leases three Brookfield Elementary classrooms to City of Oakland Head Start for $1 a monthNo cost stated
- U.-34Accepts $82,450 more from the City's KIDS FIRST! fund for Oakland International High School+$82Kcoming in
- U.-35Accepts a $7,500 state grant for the Pre-Kindergarten and Family Literacy Program+$8Kcoming in
- U.-36Adds $340,000 to Star Elevator's elevator repair and compliance contract and extends it to June 2021+$340Knew total $680K
- U.-37Updates the Board policy on giving medication to students and monitoring health conditionsNo cost stated
- U.-38Updates Board policy on gifts, grants and bequests to speed up grant acceptanceNo cost stated
- U.-39Updates Board policy on contracts and delegation of authority to streamline approvalsNo cost stated
- U.-40Updates Board policy on claims against the district to streamline settlementsNo cost stated
- U.-41Pays Friends of Peralta Hacienda Historical Park up to $54,135 for learning hub support$54Knot to exceed
- U.-42Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $96,725 for learning hub support at three sites$97Knot to exceed
- U.-43Licenses district educational materials to Kingmakers of Oakland at no charge for five yearsNo cost stated
- U.-44Moves $3,500 in Measure N money at Oakland High to extend a class management consultant$4K
- U.-45Moves $6,791 in Measure N money at Ralph Bunche Academy to hire a case manager$7K
- U.-46Moves $2,209 in Measure N money at Ralph Bunche Academy to hire a case manager$2K
- U.-47Pays SEEDS up to $3,250 for conflict resolution support for two Board members$3Knot to exceed
- U.-48Approves the minutes of the October 14, 2020 regular Board meetingNo cost stated
- U.-49Approves the minutes of the October 17, 2020 special Board meetingNo cost stated
- U.-50Approves the minutes of the October 21, 2020 special Board meetingNo cost stated
- U1.-1Gives Anthonio three more months as inspector at Fruitvale Elementary's alarm projectNo cost stated
- U1.-2Gives Johnson Controls three more months as inspector at Fruitvale Elementary's alarm projectNo cost stated
- U1.-3Adds $4,400 to Integral Group's contract for Fremont High building envelope reviews+$4Knew total $318K
- U1.-4Gives Jensen Hughes three more months on Fruitvale Elementary's alarm projectNo cost stated
- U1.-5Gives ACC Environmental three more months on Fruitvale Elementary's alarm projectNo cost stated
- U1.-6Awards Data Media Services $50,000 to install 11 cameras at Glenview Elementary$50K
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report: Approved 6–0, 3 absent
A motion was made by Vice President Gonzales, seconded by Director Harris, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Jessica Ramos Absent
- Samantha Pal Absent
- Aimee Eng Aye
- Jumoke HintonHodge Aye
- Gary Yee Aye
- Roseann Torres Absent
- James Harris Aye
- Shanthi Gonzales Aye
- Jody London Aye
General Consent Report: Approved 6–0, 3 absent
A motion was made by Vice President Gonzales, seconded by Director Harris, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Jessica Ramos Absent
- Samantha Pal Absent
- Aimee Eng Aye
- Jumoke HintonHodge Aye
- Gary Yee Aye
- Roseann Torres Absent
- James Harris Aye
- Shanthi Gonzales Aye
- Jody London Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, October 28, 2020 meeting.
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