Wednesday, February 8, 2023
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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- T.-1Pays Norman Peterson & Associate up to $25,000 to help injured workers return to work$25Knot to exceed
- T.-2Adds $59,460 and a year to Noll & Tam's design work for the Urban Promise Academy portable move+$59Knew total $91K
- T.-3Revises the job description for the Deputy General Counsel, Labor & EmploymentNo cost stated
- T.-4Approves a master contract with AMN Allied Services for up to $100,000 in special education services$100Knot to exceed
- T.-5Pays Sown To Grow up to $99,000 for a student social-emotional screening tool$99Knot to exceed
- T.-6Adds $15,400 for therapy support for students and families at Chabot Elementary+$15Knew total $22K
- T.-7Pays East Bay Consortium up to $21,250 for college advising at Castlemont High$21Knot to exceed
- T.-8Pays East Bay Consortium up to $27,000 for senior college prep advising at Madison Park Academy$27Knot to exceed
- T.-9Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $12,500 for gang intervention at Castlemont High$13Knot to exceed
- T.-10Pays LifeSaver CPR up to $3,575 to train 65 district staff in CPR and first aid$4Knot to exceed
- T.-11Pays Growing Together - Bay Area up to $7,000 to support garden and food field trips$7Knot to exceed
- T.-12Pays a consultant up to $65,000 for administrative support of middle school sports$65Knot to exceed
- T.-13Pays J. Chacón Consulting up to $16,000 to coach three high school principals$16Knot to exceed
- T.-14Pays Axis Mundi Center for Mental Health up to $20,000 for therapists at Hoover Elementary$20Knot to exceed
- T.-15Pays High Expectations up to $30,821.50 for family engagement training at Bella Vista Elementary$31Knot to exceed
- T.-16Pays a contractor up to $45,000 to support teacher recruitment and events$45Knot to exceed
- T.-17Adds $276,300 for Saving Shorty's school culture and safety staff+$276Knew total $366K
- T.-18Pays an outside evaluator up to $30,000 to review the district's human trafficking prevention grant$30Knot to exceed
- T.-19Pays SPG Therapy & Education up to $1,350 to train Dewey Academy staff on behavior management$1Knot to exceed
- T.-20Pays a consultant up to $70,000 to run an arts pilot in Expanded Learning programs$70Knot to exceed
- T.-21Pays Oakland Genesis Soccer Club up to $5,525 for soccer coaching at Allendale Elementary$6Knot to exceed
- T.-22Pays a contractor up to $8,640 to use Edulastic assessment software for Linked Learning students$9Knot to exceed
- T.-23Accepts a $100,000 Warriors Community Foundation grant for student literacy support+$100Kcoming in
- T.-24Accepts a $75,000 Warriors Community Foundation grant to pilot better student mental health services+$75Kcoming in
- T.-25Accepts an $81,000 state career education grant for Oakland High's Law and Public Service Academy+$81Kcoming in
- T.-26Accepts an $81,000 state career education grant for Skyline High's Computer Science Academy+$81Kcoming in
- T.-27Accepts an $81,000 state career education grant for Oakland Tech's Fashion Academy+$81Kcoming in
- T.-28Accepts an $81,000 state career education grant for Oakland International's Multimedia Academy+$81Kcoming in
- T.-29Accepts an $81,000 state career education grant for Oakland High's Public Health and Policy Academy+$81Kcoming in
- T.-30Accepts an $85,000 Stupski Foundation grant for anti-bias training+$85Kcoming in
- T.-31Ratifies up to $18,500 for Quetzal Education Consulting's anti-racist math training at Oakland Tech$19Knot to exceed
- T.-32Ratifies up to $10,200 for Luna Dance Institute to coach elementary dance teachers$10Knot to exceed
- T.-33Accepts $514,528 from the state for career and technical education in 2022-23+$515Kcoming in
- T.-34Approves two tentative agreements with SEIU Local 1021 on safety training and a connectivity pilotNo cost stated
- T.-35Extends the City of Oakland's lease of a modular library building at Piedmont Elementary; rent of up to $150,000+$150Kcoming in
- T.-36Ratifies the minutes of the January 25, 2023 regular Board meetingNo cost stated
- T.-37Ratifies the minutes of the January 25, 2023 special Board meetingNo cost stated
- T.-38Ratifies the Board president's picks for the 2023 Teaching and Learning CommitteeNo cost stated
- T.-39Ratifies reappointment of two members to the Audit Committee through January 2025No cost stated
- T.-40Ratifies reappointment of three members to the Measure G Committee through January 2025No cost stated
- U.-1Pays Atlas Technical Consultants up to $24,446.40 for engineering on three schools' solar projects$24Knot to exceed
- U.-2Pays Consolidated Engineering Laboratories up to $50,258.78 for materials testing on solar projects$50Knot to exceed
- U.-3Pays KDI Group up to $46,800 for inspector-of-record services on three schools' solar projects$47Knot to exceed
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report: Approved 7–0, 2 absent
A motion was made by Vice President Thompson, seconded by Director Brouhard, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Linh Le Absent
- Natalie Gallegos Chavez Absent
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
- Jennifer Brouhard Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Nick Resnick Aye
- Valarie Bachelor Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Aye
General Consent Report - General Obligation Bonds Measures B, J and Y: Approved 7–0, 2 absent
A motion was made by Vice President Thompson, seconded by President Hutchinson, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Linh Le Absent
- Natalie Gallegos Chavez Absent
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
- Jennifer Brouhard Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Nick Resnick Aye
- Valarie Bachelor Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, February 8, 2023 meeting.
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