Wednesday, December 1, 2021

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Special Meeting

55 items totalGeneral: Passed 6–0General: Passed 6–0

Largest items

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

  1. KDI Group, Inc.$419K
  2. Lozano Smith$300K
  3. Zachary Reidman$80K
  4. Measure QQ - Youth Voting - Chief Governance Officer$75K
  5. Oakland Public Education Fund$70K
  6. 510 Media$66K
  7. 14 Caliber LLC$64K
  8. Ojo Technology$49K
  9. Bay Area Community Resources$45K
  10. Kristin Loo$45K

Spending by category

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  1. Staff & hiring · 2$10K
  1. V.-1Ratifies $66,350 for 510 Media's branding and website design for the Central Kitchen launch
    $66Knot to exceed
  2. V.-2Approves $63,900 for 14 Caliber's marketing support for the Central Kitchen and school meals
    $64Knot to exceed
  3. V.-3Cuts $3,000 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Kaiser Elementary School
    −$3Knew total $22K
  4. V.-4Cuts $3,000 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Montclair Elementary School
    −$3Knew total $6K
  5. V.-5Cuts $3,000 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Thornhill Elementary School
    −$3Knew total $6K
  6. V.-6Cuts $550 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Burbank Elementary School
    −$550new total $18K
  7. V.-7Cuts $1,250 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Grass Valley Elementary School
    −$1Knew total $17K
  8. V.-8Cuts $450 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Carl Munck Elementary School
    −$450new total $9K
  9. V.-9Cuts $350 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Montera Middle School
    −$350new total $17K
  10. V.-10Cuts $350 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Joaquin Miller Elementary School
    −$350new total $22K
  11. V.-11Cuts $525 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at King Estates Middle School
    −$525new total $14K
  12. V.-12Cuts $600 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Howard Elementary School
    −$600new total $9K
  13. V.-13Cuts $1,250 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Thurgood Marshall Elementary School
    −$1Knew total $8K
  14. V.-14Cuts $1,100 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at John Tilden/Swett Elementary School
    −$1Knew total $17K
  15. V.-15Cuts $50 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Skyline High School
    −$50new total $28K
  16. V.-16Cuts $1,550 from Everlast's vegetation fire work at Hillcrest Elementary School
    −$2Knew total $9K
  17. V.-17Ratifies up to $10,000 for Winston Education Consulting to build college partnerships for teacher hiring
    $10Knot to exceed
  18. V.-18Approves Trellis Education partnership to build a STEM teacher pathway and mentor fellowship
    No cost stated
  19. V.-19Ratifies $25,000 for Design For Equity's teacher learning on racial equity at Madison Park Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
  20. V.-20Ratifies $20,000 for Hanna Interpreting Services' phone, video and document translation
    $20Knot to exceed
  21. V.-21Ratifies up to $27,000 for 360 more hours of supervising social-work interns in elementary schools
    $27Knot to exceed
  22. V.-22Ratifies up to $19,000 for family outreach and counseling support at Chabot Elementary
    $19Knot to exceed
  23. V.-23Ratifies up to $7,000 to clean up the student database that tracks newcomer students' services
    $7Knot to exceed
  24. V.-24Ratifies a no-cost agreement with SFJAZZ to connect youth and adults to jazz programs
    No cost stated
  25. V.-25Ratifies up to $7,500 for Wellness Together's mental health support at Claremont Middle
    $8Knot to exceed
  26. V.-26Ratifies up to $20,000 for Seneca's weekly social skills groups at Bridges Academy
    $20Knot to exceed
  27. V.-27Ratifies up to $22,000 for Luna Dance Institute classes at Emerson Elementary
    $22Knot to exceed
  28. V.-28Ratifies up to $5,250 for Lincoln's mental health team support at New Highland Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
  29. V.-29Approves $26,835 for East Bay Asian Youth Center's school culture coach at Cleveland Elementary
    $27Knot to exceed
  30. V.-30Ratifies a no-cost data sharing agreement so Family Engagement Lab can run FASTalk for families
    No cost stated
  31. V.-31Pays a yoga instructor up to $12,870 to teach about 300 elementary students
    $13Knot to exceed
  32. V.-32Pays Children Rising up to $6,000 for volunteer-led weekly math clinics
    $6Knot to exceed
  33. V.-33Pays American Indian Child Resource Center up to $37,633 for an after school program
    $38Knot to exceed
  34. V.-34Pays East Bay Consortium up to $27,000 for college advising for Madison Park Academy seniors
    $27Knot to exceed
  35. V.-35Pays Mustard Seed up to $25,000 to coach new teachers and substitutes at Lincoln Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
  36. V.-36Pays Dimensions Dance Theatre up to $27,000 for hip hop dance classes at West Oakland Middle
    $27Knot to exceed
  37. V.-37Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $45,000 for three AmeriCorps staff at Oakland International High
    $45Knot to exceed
  38. V.-38Pays a contractor up to $45,000 to manage Skyline High's student body business and student store
    $45Knot to exceed
  39. V.-39Pays a contractor up to $80,000 for student internships and family programs at Oakland International High
    $80Knot to exceed
  40. V.-40Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $70,000 to process parent volunteer stipends
    $70Knot to exceed
  41. V.-41Pays Safe Passages up to $28,350 for counseling and mentoring at Laurel Elementary
    $28Knot to exceed
  42. V.-42Pays Safe Passages up to $45,000 for a full-time recess play coach at Laurel Elementary
    $45Knot to exceed
  43. V.-43Pays Safe Passages up to $17,500 for English learner support and family translation at Laurel
    $18Knot to exceed
  44. V.-44Shares special education data with UC children's health program at no cost
    No cost stated
  45. V.-45Accepts a $2.36M Kenneth Rainin Foundation grant for the Oakland Early Literacy Project
    +$2.36Mcoming in
  46. V.-46Amends the Board policy on the COVID-19 student vaccine requirement
    No cost stated
  47. V.-47Adds $300,000 to Lozano Smith's contract for an attorney working inside the district, now $600,000
    +$300Knew total $600K
  48. V.-48Sets aside up to $75,000 in one-time funds to carry out Measure QQ youth voting
    $75Knot to exceed
  49. V.-49Confirms a new member of the Measure N College and Career Readiness Commission
    No cost stated
  50. V1.-1Pays Ojo Technology up to $49,000 for security camera maintenance at various sites
    $49Knot to exceed
  51. V1.-2Pays ACC Environmental up to $7,260 to test for asbestos and lead at Claremont Middle's new room
    $7Knot to exceed
  52. V1.-3Pays KDI Group $418,550 to inspect construction at the Claremont Middle multipurpose room
    $419K
  53. V1.-4Pays KW Engineering up to $6,200 for green-building paperwork on the Madison Park expansion
    $6Knot to exceed
  54. V1.-5Adds $2,800 to Terraphase Engineering's Laurel Child Development Center contract, now $27,729
    +$3Knew total $28K
  55. V1.-6Pays Millennium Consulting up to $21,985 for hazardous materials testing at Laurel Child Development Center
    $22Knot to exceed

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