Wednesday, April 28, 2021
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
Not counted in the totals above. $50.7M in payments already made (2 items)
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
Spending by category
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- V.-1Ratifies up to $161,621.98 for Aeries student records software and parent messaging$162Knot to exceed
- V.-2Approves $30,953,473.41 in vendor payment checks issued in March 2021$31Mcumulative
- V.-3Approves $19,734,312.16 in staff payroll checks and direct deposits for March 2021$19.7Mcumulative
- V.-4Pays Dialog Design up to $42,482.50 to test and update fire alarms at four school sites$42Knot to exceed
- V.-5Lowers Ray's Electric portable-classroom contract by $30,631 and extends it to October 2020−$31Knew total $317K
- V.-6Approves Talent Department personnel report No. 2021-0008No cost stated
- V.-7Pays a consultant up to $1,250 for one-on-one teacher coaching in somatic healing and physical education$1Knot to exceed
- V.-8Adds $195,000 for Robert Half to supply up to five temporary workers through June 2021+$195Knew total $495K
- V.-9Adopts resolution on classified staff layoffs for lack of funds or work in 2021-22No cost stated
- V.-10Adopts Position Additions #2 resolution for fiscal year 2020-21No cost stated
- V.-11Eliminates and creates positions in reorganizing the Nutrition Services DepartmentNo cost stated
- V.-12Adds $20,848 for a family liaison at McClymonds High through Health Initiatives for Youth+$21Knew total $172K
- V.-13Ratifies $12,339 to Faucette Micro Systems for Web504 database maintenance$12Knot to exceed
- V.-14Amends East Bay Asian Youth Center's learning-pod agreement at Bella Vista at no added costNo cost stated
- V.-15Adds $4,400 and extends clinical supervision for the Student Newcomer Wellness Team to June 2021+$4Knew total $29K
- V.-16Ratifies $22,000 for Attitudinal Healing Connection artist in residence at Bunche Academy$22Knot to exceed
- V.-17Ratifies $20,275.73 for East Bay Agency for Children learning pod at Peralta Elementary$20Knot to exceed
- V.-18Amends Bay Area Community Resources' learning-pod agreement at Emerson at no added costNo cost stated
- V.-19Adds $2,910 to Oakland Leaf Foundation's Think College Now program for school-day support+$3Knew total $108K
- V.-20Adds $6,575 to Oakland Leaf Foundation's agreement at International Community School+$7Knew total $112K
- V.-21Ratifies $25,000 for Attitudinal Healing Connection drumming and art program at Allendale$25Knot to exceed
- V.-22Ratifies $4,500 for Idris Dot Solutions STEAM workshops at Parker Elementary$5Knot to exceed
- V.-23Adds $4,344 to Bay Area Community Resources' agreement at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary+$4Knew total $197K
- V.-24Ratifies $8,175 for a garden teacher from Oakland Hebrew Day School through June 2021$8Knot to exceed
- V.-25Adds $10,000 for a program evaluator on the federal human trafficking prevention grant+$10Knew total $21K
- V.-26Pays a grant writer up to $22,831.47 for a federal community schools grant application$23Knot to exceed
- V.-27Adds $2,079 to Bay Area Community Resources' agreement at Brookfield Elementary+$2Knew total $103K
- V.-28Adds $1,079 to Bay Area Community Resources' agreement for Prescott Elementary+$1Knew total $111K
- V.-29Ratifies $8,000 for Springboard Collaborative literacy program at Emerson Elementary$8Knot to exceed
- V.-30Adds $11,306 to Oakland Leaf Foundation's agreement at EnCompass Academy+$11Knew total $116K
- V.-31Adds $6,980 to Bay Area Community Resources' after-school program at Sankofa United Elementary+$7Knew total $201K
- V.-32Keeps Bay Area Community Resources' learning support at Bunche Academy at the same $95,488 capNo cost stated
- V.-33Ratifies $2,400 for Hadar to train teachers in the Pedagogy of Partnership approach$2Knot to exceed
- V.-34Ratifies $9,667.19 for Bay Area Community Resources' in-person learning help at Glenview Elementary$10Knot to exceed
- V.-35Approves an agreement with School Health, Inc. and a no-bid sole source finding for the special ed departmentCost not stated
- V.-36Lets UC Berkeley researchers use district data under a no-cost agreement through March 2022No cost stated
- V.-37Accepts $20,304 in Oakland Fund for Children and Youth money for newcomer engagement with RIT+$20Kcoming in
- V.-38Approves a free virtual summer internship with East Bay Municipal Utility District for ten studentsNo cost stated
- V.-39Ratifies up to $50,000 for Galileo Learning to support K-5 students in person$50Knot to exceed
- V.-40Extends the Alameda County Probation mentoring agreement to September 2021; the $390,000 grant was already in the originalNo cost stated
- V.-41Accepts $21,800 from the Marin County Office of Education for a community engagement learning network+$22Kcoming in
- V.-42Adds $11,000 for Safe Passages to place three AmeriCorps members at Esperanza Elementary+$11Knew total $48K
- V.-43Approves a data privacy agreement with Educational Results Partnership for Cal-PASS Plus student dataNo cost stated
- V.-44Accepts $15,000 from Alameda County for services to unaccompanied immigrant youth at four sites+$15Kcoming in
- V.-45Proclaims April 19-23, 2021 as Oakland Adult and Career Education WeekNo cost stated
- V.-46Extends the date for the Board to present its analysis of Cohorts 1 and 2 of the citywide plan workNo cost stated
- V.-47Extends the date to submit housing recommendations for unsheltered students, families and employeesNo cost stated
- V.-48Approves the 2021-2022 school-year calendar for the district's Young Adult ProgramNo cost stated
- V.-49Ratifies $5,000 more for a consultant supporting the school safety plan, to $35,000+$5Knew total $35K
- V.-50Ratifies up to $20,000 for a facilitator to help design new school safety models without police$20Knot to exceed
- V.-51Ratifies up to $30,000 for Be the Change Consulting to facilitate school safety plan design$30Knot to exceed
- V.-52Authorizes the Superintendent to sign the petition to form the Oakland Chinatown Community Benefit DistrictNo cost stated
- V.-53Authorizes the Superintendent to sign the petition to renew and expand the Fruitvale Business Improvement DistrictNo cost stated
- V1.-1Adds $3.57M and one year to the Fremont High construction contract for the library renovation+$3.57Mnew total $98.9M
- V1.-2Cuts $17,273.51 from the Mar Con Builder contract for the Laurel Finishing Kitchen project−$17Knew total $2.71M
- V1.-3Adds $1.01M for a greenhouse, pizza oven and outdoor sink at the Foster The Center project+$1.01Mnew total $50.7M
- V1.-4Cuts $1,407.04 from Ray's Electric contract for the Cleveland Elementary zero net energy project−$1Knew total $42K
- V1.-5Cuts $22,546 from Mar Con Builders' Elmhurst Middle boiler job and extends it to September 2020−$23Knew total $1.22M
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report: Approved 7–0, 1 absent
A motion was made by Director Thompson, seconded by Vice President Davis, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Jessica Ramos P Aye
- Samantha Pal Absent
- Aimee Eng Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Gary Yee Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
- Shanthi Gonzales Aye
General Consent Report: Approved 6–0, 1 abstaining, 1 absent
A motion was made by President Gonzales, seconded by Director Thompson, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Jessica Ramos P Aye
- Samantha Pal Absent
- Aimee Eng Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Gary Yee Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Abstained
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
- Shanthi Gonzales Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, April 28, 2021 meeting.
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