Wednesday, March 23, 2022
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
Spending by category
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- V.-1Approves up to $75,000 for Restroom Alert's text feedback system for school restrooms$75Knot to exceed
- V.-2Ratifies up to $60,000 for Bay Area Transport Services to shuttle district staff$60Knot to exceed
- V.-3Ratifies up to $30,000 for Junk King to haul away old furniture and junk from schools$30Knot to exceed
- V.-4Ratifies $18,228.17 for Digital Design Communications to replace motion sensors at Hillcrest Elementary$18K
- V.-5Awards ER Plumbing $50,000 to replace the sewer main at Montera Middle School gym$50K
- V.-6Extends DCG Strategies' real estate consulting contract to June 2023 at no added costNo cost stated
- V.-7Ratifies up to $14,500 for Alana Ross Events to run the district's staff honoring and retirement ceremony$15Knot to exceed
- V.-8Approves up to $138,900 for Schoolbinder's TeachBoost classroom observation software$139Knot to exceed
- V.-9Names eight 2021-22 Classified School Employees of the YearNo cost stated
- V.-10Ratifies up to $50,000 for SPAAT to lead McClymonds High's after-school program$50Knot to exceed
- V.-11Ratifies a no-cost agreement for Girls on the Run coaches for 3rd-5th grade girlsNo cost stated
- V.-12Approves up to $6,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to pay Bunche internship stipends$6Knot to exceed
- V.-13Ratifies up to $29,800 for a consultant's student and staff programs at Oakland Technical High$30Knot to exceed
- V.-14Approves up to $30,000 for Bay Area Community Resources' community school work at MLK Jr. Elementary$30Knot to exceed
- V.-15Approves up to $4,950 for Servio Consulting to add features to the district's Salesforce system$5Knot to exceed
- V.-16Approves up to $1.5M for Alameda County Health Care Services Agency to run school health centers$1.50Mnot to exceed
- V.-17Approves up to $15,000 for Safe Passages to provide social work at Laurel Elementary$15Knot to exceed
- V.-18Ratifies up to $21,000 for a program lead for Castlemont's FabLab Makerspace$21Knot to exceed
- V.-19Adds $15,000 for Bay Area Community Resources' academic mentoring at Bunche Academy+$15Knew total $35K
- V.-20Approves up to $95,000 for Seneca Family of Agencies therapy at Community Day School$95Knot to exceed
- V.-21Ratifies up to $60,000 for InPlay to build a text-based program registration system$60Knot to exceed
- V.-22Approves up to $652,465.95 under an agreement with Peralta for Gateway to College at Laney$652Knot to exceed
- V.-23Accepts up to $30,000 from Alameda County Office of Education to launch an arts learning design team+$30Kcoming in
- V.-24Accepts a $227,000 Fidelity Charitable grant for academic and emotional support at Laurel Elementary+$227Kcoming in
- V.-25Changes Castlemont's Thailand student trip dates to March 31-April 15, 2022No cost stated
- V.-26Leases Lakeview Campus to American Indian Public High School; $182,860 expected in 2022-23+$183Kcoming in
- V.-27Approves $1,163,710.80 for 52,920 COVID-19 test kits from Office Depot without public bidding (1 of 2)$1.16Mnot to exceed
- V.-28Approves $1,031,410.80 for 52,920 COVID-19 test kits from Office Depot without public bidding (2 of 2)$1.03Mnot to exceed
- V.-29Adds $266,000 for Procare Therapy nursing assistants who support COVID testing+$266Knew total $866K
- V.-30Sets facilities fees Lazear Charter Academy pays the district, 0.5% to 2% of revenue through 2055Funding inamount not stated
- V.-31Lets Learning Without Limits Charter School use the Jefferson Campus; district expects $206,201+$206Kcoming in
- V.-32Adds $350,000 to Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost's legal services contract, for up to $850,000 in 2021-22+$350Knew total $850K
- V.-33Ratifies up to $500 for Robert Half temporary staffer to review job duties for grievances$500not to exceed
- V.-34Amends the board bylaw on advisory and oversight committees and commissionsNo cost stated
- V.-35Moves the Measure N reauthorization recommendation due date to June 2022No cost stated
- V.-36Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $30,000 for 5,000 ArtKits for 25 K-8 schools$30Knot to exceed
- V.-37Shifts $2,500 in Dewey Academy's Measure N budget from consultant contracts to conference expensesNo cost stated
- V.-38Shifts $2,000 in Skyline High School's Measure N budget from licenses and assemblies to conference expensesNo cost stated
- V.-39Shifts $1,500 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from teacher salary stipends to transportation costsNo cost stated
- V.-40Shifts $2,000 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from teacher salary stipends to transportation costsNo cost stated
- V.-41Moves $1,500 in Skyline High School's Measure N budget to books other than textbooksNo cost stated
- V.-42Shifts $3,000 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from admission fees to facility rentalNo cost stated
- V.-43Shifts $1,500 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from teacher salary stipends to transportation costsNo cost stated
- V.-44Shifts $780 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from teacher salary stipends to admission feesNo cost stated
- V.-45Shifts $140 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from teacher salary stipends to admission feesNo cost stated
- V.-46Shifts $137.81 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from admission fees to supplies and materialsNo cost stated
- V.-47Shifts $1,500 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from facility rental to conference expensesNo cost stated
- V.-48Shifts $3,500 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from facility rental to supplies and materialsNo cost stated
- V.-49Shifts $15,000 in Life Academy's Measure N budget from travel expenses to transportation costsNo cost stated
- V.-50Moves $5,000 in Leadership Public Schools's Measure N budget to supplies and materialsNo cost stated
- V.-51Moves $5,900 in Leadership Public Schools's Measure N budget to consultant contractsNo cost stated
- V.-52Moves $2,000 in Leadership Public Schools's Measure N budget to supplies and materialsNo cost stated
- V.-53Moves $3,000 in Leadership Public Schools's Measure N budget to consultant contractsNo cost stated
- V.-54Moves $2,000 in Leadership Public Schools's Measure N budget to supplies and materialsNo cost stated
- V.-55Shifts $875 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from consultant contracts to classified overtimeNo cost stated
- V.-56Shifts $5,125 in Oakland High School's Measure N budget from consultant contracts to teacher salary stipendsNo cost stated
- V1.-1Pays HERTZ Environmental up to $21,500 for stormwater pollution plan work at Claremont Middle School$22Knot to exceed
- V1.-2Pays HERTZ Environmental up to $27,500 for stormwater pollution plan work at Laurel Child Development Center$28Knot to exceed
How the Board voted on the consent report
Approved 4–0, 2 abstaining, 3 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
- Samantha Pal Absent
- Natalie Gallegos Chavez Absent
- Aimee Eng Aye
- VanCedric Williams Abstained
- Shanthi Gonzales Absent
- Mike Hutchinson Abstained
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
- Gary Yee Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, March 23, 2022 meeting.
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