Wednesday, October 26, 2022

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

107 items totalGeneral: Passed 5–0Report 2: Passed 4–0Bonds: Passed 7–0

Not counted in the totals above. $318K in grants applied for (1 item)

Largest items

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

  1. Speech Pathology Group$11M
  2. Stepping Stones Group$8M
  3. Seneca Family of Agencies$2M
  4. Collins Electrical Company, Inc.$1.56M
  5. EvalGroup$1.20M
  6. Street Academy Foundation$726K
  7. FluentSeeds$479K
  8. Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health Georgia - Ackerman Academy$400K
  9. Summa Academy$400K
  10. Bay Area Community Resources$390K

Spending by category

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  1. Special education · 11$23.4M
    1. Nonpublic schools & agencies · 7$23.3M
    2. Services & contract staff · 3$107K
  2. Staff & hiring · 5$103K
  3. Technology · 3$95K
  1. S.-1Transfers the district kitchen equipment contract from TriMark to Chef's Toys
    No cost stated
  2. S.-2Ratifies a no-cost 4-year Summit Learning platform agreement with Gradient Learning
    No cost stated
  3. S.-3Approves up to $95,409 for Illuminate's assessment software in 2022-23, with 2 renewal options
    $95Knot to exceed
  4. S.-4Ratifies up to $28,000 for Bay Area Community Resources to support the Green Gloves waste program
    $28Knot to exceed
  5. S.-5Ratifies up to $25,000 for Blast Off Now to clean up environmental risks at school sites
    $25Knot to exceed
  6. S.-6Ratifies up to $18,830.88 for CAL Inc. to clean up and sample environmental risks at schools
    $19Knot to exceed
  7. S.-7Ratifies up to $25,000 for National Response Team to clean up environmental risks at schools
    $25Knot to exceed
  8. S.-8Awards a $275,000 contract to ER Plumbing to replace Bret Harte Middle School's main water line
    $275Knot to exceed
  9. S.-9Awards a $1.56M contract to Collins Electrical for a Westlake Middle School intrusion alarm
    $1.56Mnot to exceed
  10. S.-10Approves Personnel Report No. 2223-0003 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    No cost stated
  11. S.-11Approves up to $99,100 for Lincoln Families mental health services for preschool special education
    $99Knot to exceed
  12. S.-12Ratifies up to $99,008 for Girls Leading Girls soccer and leadership programs on Saturdays and after school
    $99Knot to exceed
  13. S.-13Approves up to $478,734 for FluentSeeds to train and coach K-2 literacy tutors
    $479Knot to exceed
  14. S.-14Rejects the $92,352 ASSIST Academy Saturday and after-school sports agreement
    −$92Kcontract cut
  15. S.-15Ratifies up to $20,000 for East Bay Agency for Children to offer wellness support to Reach Academy staff
    $20Knot to exceed
  16. S.-16Ratifies up to $5,000 for Kendall Hunt training on the adopted grades 6-12 math curriculum
    $5Knot to exceed
  17. S.-17Ratifies up to $10,000 for Mindful Life Project to lead weekly mindfulness for Highland teachers
    $10Knot to exceed
  18. S.-18Ratifies up to $6,000 for Fishtank Learning to support a curriculum pilot and teacher training
    $6Knot to exceed
  19. S.-19Ratifies up to $5,000 for an outside consultant to coach the new Home and Hospital Director
    $5Knot to exceed
  20. S.-20Ratifies up to $6,500 for Raccee LLP to train early childhood staff on institutional racism
    $7Knot to exceed
  21. S.-21Ratifies up to $50,000 from Alameda Alliance for Health for a student behavioral health needs assessment
    +$50Kcoming in
  22. S.-22Approves a no-cost agreement for Big Smiles Dental to give students dental care through June 2024
    No cost stated
  23. S.-23Ratifies up to $22,425 for Bay Area Community Resources to support families at MLK Jr. Elementary
    $22Knot to exceed
  24. S.-24Ratifies up to $26,281 for MISSSEY to help run a federal human trafficking prevention program
    $26Knot to exceed
  25. S.-25Approves up to $2,000,000 for Seneca Family of Agencies under the 2022-23 nonpublic school/agency contract
    $2Mnot to exceed
  26. S.-26Approves up to $300,000 for Fred Finch Youth Center under the 2022-23 nonpublic school/agency contract
    $300Knot to exceed
  27. S.-27Ratifies up to $15,000 for Instruction Partners to support math instruction at Horace Mann Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  28. S.-28Ratifies up to $99,008 for America SCORES Bay Area soccer and poetry programs on Saturdays and after school
    $99Knot to exceed
  29. S.-29Approves up to $725,636 for Street Academy Foundation to run Emiliano Zapata Street Academy
    $726Knot to exceed
  30. S.-30Approves up to $389,900 for Bay Area Community Resources to staff student supports at Oakland Tech
    $390Knot to exceed
  31. S.-31Pays Yemeni student association up to $60,000 for an Arab and Afghan student literacy initiative
    $60Knot to exceed
  32. S.-32Pays Community & Youth Outreach up to $90,000 for campus staff to keep passing periods safe
    $90Knot to exceed
  33. S.-33Pays ANTS After School up to $24,960 for elementary sports in after-school programs
    $25Knot to exceed
  34. S.-34Approves a no-cost data sharing agreement with UCLA for kindergarten healthy-development research
    No cost stated
  35. S.-35Pays a clinical supervisor up to $36,000 for social work interns serving elementary students
    $36Knot to exceed
  36. S.-36Pays Community Education Partnership up to $60,000 to tutor students experiencing homelessness
    $60Knot to exceed
  37. S.-37Extends a speech-language therapist's contract to August 2023 at no added cost
    No cost stated
  38. S.-38Adds $7,500 to a mental health provider's contract, raising the cap to $32,500
    +$8Knew total $33K
  39. S.-39Pays HERO up to $51,000 for an added staff member at Allendale Elementary
    $51Knot to exceed
  40. S.-40Pays HERO up to $38,000 for mentoring and organized recess at Hoover Elementary
    $38Knot to exceed
  41. S.-41Pays Growing Together up to $7,000 for garden education at Urban Promise Academy
    $7Knot to exceed
  42. S.-42Pays a consultant up to $66,916.87 to set up student support systems at Joaquin Miller Elementary
    $67Knot to exceed
  43. S.-43Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $22,500 for arts lessons in K-2 classes at Hoover Elementary
    $23Knot to exceed
  44. S.-44Pays Parallel Learning up to $64,000 to help industry professionals earn career technical teaching credentials
    $64Knot to exceed
  45. S.-45Pays The Teaching Well up to $12,000 for staff coaching and workshops at La Escuelita Elementary
    $12Knot to exceed
  46. S.-46Pays All Good Living Foundation up to $10,000 for clothing and shoes for students experiencing homelessness
    $10Knot to exceed
  47. S.-47Pays Safe Passages up to $25,000 for English learner support and Chinese translation at Laurel Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
  48. S.-48Pays Safe Passages up to $13,000 for AmeriCorps classroom support at Bridge Academy at Melrose
    $13Knot to exceed
  49. S.-49Pays a contractor up to $5,500 to create English learner materials for grades 6-8
    $6Knot to exceed
  50. S.-50Pays HERO up to $38,000 for organized recess games at Highland Community School
    $38Knot to exceed
  51. S.-51Pays a consultant up to $3,690 to boost parent and family engagement at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $4Knot to exceed
  52. S.-52Pays Cantare Con Vivo up to $17,864 for music lessons at Franklin Elementary
    $18Knot to exceed
  53. S.-53Pays Lincoln up to $10,000 for a school-based mental health team at Allendale Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
  54. S.-54Approves a nonpublic school contract with Devereux Georgia's Ackerman Academy for up to $400,000
    $400Knot to exceed
  55. S.-55Approves a nonpublic school contract with Summa Academy for up to $400,000
    $400Knot to exceed
  56. S.-56Approves a nonpublic agency contract with Speech Pathology Group for up to $11,000,000
    $11Mnot to exceed
  57. S.-57Pays a clinical supervisor up to $9,360 for social work and family therapy interns
    $9Knot to exceed
  58. S.-58Pays a consultant up to $13,000 to evaluate two district health grants
    $13Knot to exceed
  59. S.-59Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $20,000 for healing movement groups at Fruitvale Elementary
    $20Knot to exceed
  60. S.-60Pays Oakland Genesis Soccer Club up to $8,075 for after-school soccer at Reach Academy
    $8Knot to exceed
  61. S.-61Pays UC Berkeley's Bay Area Writing Project up to $14,225 for teacher writing training at Dewey Academy
    $14Knot to exceed
  62. S.-62Pays American Conservatory Theater up to $15,000 for theater teaching artists at Peralta Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  63. S.-63Pays Lincoln up to $22,000 for a mental health support team at Esperanza Elementary
    $22Knot to exceed
  64. S.-64Pays Lincoln up to $10,000 for mental health supports at Highland Community School
    $10Knot to exceed
  65. S.-65Pays Luna Dance Institute up to $25,000 for an inclusive dance program at Grass Valley Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
  66. S.-66Pays Reading Partners up to $15,000 for a tutoring program at Think College Now Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  67. S.-67Pays Reading Partners up to $12,500 for one-on-one reading tutoring for 30+ students
    $13Knot to exceed
  68. S.-68Pays Safe Passages up to $19,280 for a 10-week family skills program at Global Family Elementary
    $19Knot to exceed
  69. S.-69Pays The Center for Powerful Public Schools up to $8,000 for student tools and parent workshops
    $8Knot to exceed
  70. S.-70Approves EvalGroup master contract for special education services, up to $1.2M for 2022-23
    $1.20Mnot to exceed
  71. S.-71Ratifies Stepping Stones Group special education master contract, up to $8M for 2022-23
    $8Mnot to exceed
  72. S.-72Rejects a $45,000 Safe Passages agreement for AmeriCorps members at Esperanza Elementary
    −$45Kcontract cut
  73. S.-73Pays Heggerty up to $2,250 for a one-time reading-skills training for TK-2nd grade teachers
    $2Knot to exceed
  74. S.-74Pays Occupational Therapy Training Program up to $80,000 for student mental health therapy services
    $80Knot to exceed
  75. S.-75Pays Street Academy Foundation up to $57,819.32 for career and college programs at Zapata Street Academy
    $58Knot to exceed
  76. S.-76Pays Luna Dance Institute up to $20,200 to train early childhood teachers in dance
    $20Knot to exceed
  77. S.-77Pays East Bay Consortium up to $13,750 for college application help at Castlemont High
    $14Knot to exceed
  78. S.-78Pays Carter-Kelly Consulting/Lifepoint up to $60,200 for student counseling at Oakland Tech
    $60Knot to exceed
  79. S.-79Approves the list of Adult and Career Education courses for 2022-23
    No cost stated
  80. S.-80Pays Reading Partners up to $5,000 for one-on-one reading help at Bridges Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
  81. S.-81Pays Reading Partners up to $10,000 for one-on-one reading help at Fruitvale Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
  82. S.-82Applies for $318,420 state WorkAbility 1 grant for 2022-23 and lets the Superintendent accept it
    +$318Kcoming in
  83. S.-83Pays Reading Partners up to $15,000 for one-on-one reading support at MLK and Lafayette Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  84. S.-84Pays Excel Consulting Services up to $11,900 to coach the principal at MLK and Lafayette Elementary
    $12Knot to exceed
  85. S.-85Pays The Teaching Well up to $21,825 for wellness training and mentoring for educators
    $22Knot to exceed
  86. S.-86Adds $135,334 to the Alameda County Probation mentoring agreement, now up to $525,334
    +$135Knew total $525K
  87. S.-87Pays Agncy Design up to $35,000 to support district initiative working groups and communications
    $35Knot to exceed
  88. S.-88Accepts Roku's free app to stream KDOL live feed and Board meetings, through 2027
    No cost stated
  89. S.-89Accepts Amazon's free Fire TV app to stream KDOL live feed and Board meetings, through 2027
    No cost stated
  90. S.-90Amends Board Policy 3312 on contracts and delegation of authority
    No cost stated
  91. S.-91Amends the board policy on independent educational evaluations for special education students
    No cost stated
  92. S.-92Adopts a resolution allowing virtual board and committee meetings for November 2022
    No cost stated
  93. S.-93Amends the board policy and regulation on independent study to match Assembly Bill 181
    No cost stated
  94. S.-94Ratifies the board president's appointment of a new Audit Committee member through January 2024
    No cost stated
  95. S1.-1Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $10,000 for student stipends for violence prevention trainings
    $10Knot to exceed
  96. S1.-2Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $7,000 to employ a family liaison for unhoused families
    $7Knot to exceed
  97. S1.-3Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $22,000 to run a contractor supporting the Enrollment Office
    $22Knot to exceed
  98. S1.-4Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $73,000 for three support staff at EnCompass Academy
    $73Knot to exceed
  99. S1.-5Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $85,000 for early childhood social-emotional support
    $85Knot to exceed
  100. S1.-6Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $8,500 for Youth Beat film and animation training at Edna Brewer
    $9Knot to exceed
  101. T.-1Pays Johnson Controls up to $7,920 to supervise alarm installation at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
    $8Knot to exceed
  102. T.-2Awards DecoTech Systems $100,178.60 to install security cameras at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $100K
  103. T.-3Pays Johnson Controls up to $7,920 to supervise alarm installation at East Oakland Pride Elementary
    $8Knot to exceed
  104. T.-4Pays ACC Environmental up to $76,598.50 for soil and hazardous-material testing at Roosevelt Middle School
    $77Knot to exceed
  105. T.-5Adds $35,137.04 to G & G Builders' contract for paving work at Burckhalter Elementary
    +$35Knew total $95K
  106. T.-6Ratifies $1,450 for B Safe to test and inspect the playground at Madison Park Academy
    $1K
  107. T.-7Approves up to $96,000 with KABOOM! to build a new play space at Global Family Elementary
    $96Knot to exceed

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