Wednesday, February 9, 2022
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
Not counted in the totals above. $3.25M in budget allocations (8 items)
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
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- V.-1Ratifies Inkwire's promise to protect student data at no cost to the districtNo cost stated
- V.-2Ratifies up to $40,000 for Motion Recruitment Partners to recruit IT staff through 2026$40Knot to exceed
- V.-3Ratifies InPlay's student data privacy agreement at no cost to the districtNo cost stated
- V.-4Ratifies $16,300 for Sandis to survey the Kaiser Child Development Center outdoor learning site$16Knot to exceed
- V.-5Approves Personnel Report No. 2122-0005 from the Talent/Human Resources DepartmentCost not stated
- V.-6Ratifies up to $30,000 for RDV Consulting to handle E-Rate technology discount filings$30Knot to exceed
- V.-7Approves up to $100,000 for Seneca to provide counseling and mental health care at Community Day School$100Knot to exceed
- V.-8Ratifies up to $90,000 for Community & Youth Outreach to add safety staff at schools$90Knot to exceed
- V.-9Ratifies up to $6,800 for a clinician to supervise the district's newcomer wellness team$7Knot to exceed
- V.-10Ratifies up to $6,800 for a clinician to supervise the district's newcomer wellness team$7Knot to exceed
- V.-11Ratifies up to $50,000 for Syntex Global to provide translation and interpreting for special education$50Knot to exceed
- V.-12Ratifies up to $5,000 for a contractor to teach reading to students two or more years behind$5Knot to exceed
- V.-13Ratifies up to $3,000 for Heart in Balance to provide therapy sessions at Peralta Elementary$3Knot to exceed
- V.-14Approves Positive Behavior Supports Corp. as a nonpublic school/agency provider for 2021-22Cost not stated
- V.-15Approves up to $17,000 for East Bay Agency for Children wellness support for Reach Academy staff$17Knot to exceed
- V.-16Ratifies up to $2,500 for The IKUNA Group to do literacy, family and community engagement work$3Knot to exceed
- V.-17Ratifies up to $35,000 for a reading intervention contractor at Laurel Elementary$35Knot to exceed
- V.-18Ratifies up to $28,606 for the Museum of Children's Arts to teach art at Lockwood STEAM$29Knot to exceed
- V.-19Adds $76,700 for Hanna Interpreting Services, raising its contract cap to $96,700+$77Knew total $97K
- V.-20Adds $60,000 for The IKUNA Group's reading support for Pacific Islander students with IEPs+$60Knew total $120K
- V.-21Ratifies Ultimate Impact's free sports and teamwork program at Westlake Middle SchoolNo cost stated
- V.-22Ratifies up to $20,000 for VJTV to produce video of five honor roll programs$20Knot to exceed
- V.-23Ratifies up to $14,000 for Oakland Youth Chorus to run the choral music program at Bret Harte$14Knot to exceed
- V.-24Approves up to $736,239.27 for Street Academy Foundation to run Emiliano Zapata Street Academy$736Knot to exceed
- V.-25Ratifies up to $15,039 for Faucette Micro Systems to maintain the web504 database$15Knot to exceed
- V.-26Approves a free school-based asthma treatment program from Prescott-Joseph Center at up to 22 sitesNo cost stated
- V.-27Ratifies a free after-school carpentry class at Chabot ElementaryNo cost stated
- V.-28Ratifies free agreements with Equal Opportunity Schools to widen access to advanced coursesNo cost stated
- V.-29Approves a free agreement with Lincoln to provide school-based mental health servicesNo cost stated
- V.-30Accepts an $81,000 state grant for the Fremont High architecture career academy+$81Kcoming in
- V.-31Accepts $81,000 state grant for Fremont High's Media Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-32Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Public Health and Policy Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-33Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Visual Arts Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-34Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Law and Public Service Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-35Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland International High's Multimedia Communications Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-36Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland Tech's Fashion Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-37Accepts $81,000 state grant for Skyline High's Computer Science and Technology Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-38Accepts $81,000 state grant for Skyline High's Education Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-39Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland Tech's Computer Communication and Technology Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-40Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland Tech's Health and Biotechnology Academy career program+$81Kcoming in
- V.-41Agrees to serve Albany students in Oakland special education programs for up to $29,085+$29Kcoming in
- V.-42Partners with a flooring apprenticeship nonprofit to train adult students at no cost through 2025No cost stated
- V.-43Pays Common Vision up to $95,000 for drivers and inventory help delivering test kits to schools$95Knot to exceed
- V.-44Adds $100,000 for COVID-19 contact tracers and test delivery drivers from the Oakland Public Education Fund+$100Knew total $350K
- V.-45Ratifies the minutes of the Board's September 22, 2021 regular meetingNo cost stated
- V.-46Ratifies the Board president's appointment to the Measure G parcel tax oversight committeeNo cost stated
- V.-47Approves up to $570,425 in Measure N funding for Aspire Lionel Wilson Prep in 2022-23$570Knot to exceed
- V.-48Approves up to $481,525 in Measure N funding for East Bay Innovation Academy in 2022-23$482Knot to exceed
- V.-49Approves up to $234,600 in Measure N funding for Oakland School for the Arts in 2022-23$235Knot to exceed
- V.-50Approves up to $103,427.16 in Measure N funding for Ralph J. Bunche Academy in 2022-23$103Knot to exceed
- V.-51Lets Sojourner Truth Independent Study carry over $437,183.30 in 2020-21 Measure N funds$437K
- V.-52Lets Skyline High carry over $693,844.11 in 2020-21 Measure N funds$694K
- V.-53Lets Oakland Tech carry over $678,939.71 in 2020-21 Measure N funds$679K
- V.-54Moves $500 within Madison Park Academy's Measure N budget from consultants to suppliesNo cost stated
- V.-55Moves $5,632.50 in Rudsdale's Measure N budget from conferences to consultantsNo cost stated
- V.-56Moves $8,000 in Coliseum College Prep's Measure N budget from supplies to consultantsNo cost stated
- V.-57Lets Aspire Golden State College Prep carry over $53,678.65 in 2020-21 Measure N funds$54K
- V.-58Moves $3,000 in MetWest's Measure N budget from conferences to consultantsNo cost stated
- V1.-1Awards Western Roofing Service $181,963 to replace the roof at the 900 High Street site$182K
- V1.-2Hires Jensen Hughes for up to $123,660 of fire and alarm engineering at Roosevelt Middle School$124Knot to exceed
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report: Approved 7–0, 2 absent
A motion was made by Director Gonzales, seconded by Director Thompson, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote:
- Samantha Pal Absent
- Natalie Gallegos Chavez Absent
- Aimee Eng Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Aye
- Shanthi Gonzales Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
- Gary Yee Aye
General Consent Report - General Obligation Bonds (GOB) - Measures B, J and Y: Approved 7–0, 2 absent
A motion was made by Director Thompson, seconded by Director Gonzales, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Samantha Pal Absent
- Natalie Gallegos Chavez Absent
- Aimee Eng Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Aye
- Shanthi Gonzales Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
- Gary Yee Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, February 9, 2022 meeting.
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