Wednesday, March 8, 2023

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

58 items totalPassed 6–0

Largest items

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

  1. Anthonio, Inc.$964K
  2. SolarStorage Fund D, LLC$200K
  3. SolarStorage Fund D, LLC$200K
  4. Bay Area Community Resources$72K
  5. Oakland Public Education Fund$71K
  6. Community Initiatives$70K
  7. Playworks$55K
  8. East Bay Asian Youth Center$52K
  9. Oakland Public Education Fund$50K
  10. Safe Passages$45K

Spending by category

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  1. Special education · 2$80K
    1. Nonpublic schools & agencies · 1$40K
    2. Programs & support · 1$40K
  1. T.-1Ratifies $18,557.75 for TUCS Equipment to train Central Kitchen staff on food equipment
    $19Knot to exceed
  2. T.-2Declares district vehicles surplus and authorizes their disposal
    No cost stated
  3. T.-3Declares district netbook storage carts surplus and authorizes their disposal
    No cost stated
  4. T.-4Ratifies $15,000 for Elite Environmental Consulting to sample for hazards at school sites
    $15Knot to exceed
  5. T.-5Ratifies $25,000 for EMSL Analytical to lab-test suspect building materials at schools
    $25Knot to exceed
  6. T.-6Approves $21,205 for TRC Environmental to oversee hazardous-material cleanup at Oakland International High
    $21Knot to exceed
  7. T.-7Adopts resolution supporting state school facility funding applications and authorizing signers
    No cost stated
  8. T.-8Approves Personnel Report No. 2223-0006 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    No cost stated
  9. T.-9Ratifies $40,000 for Transcribing Mariners to produce Braille materials for blind students
    $40Knot to exceed
  10. T.-10Ratifies $40,000 master contract with SWT Consultants for special education services
    $40Knot to exceed
  11. T.-11Ratifies $30,000 for Construction Trades Workforce Initiative's math and mechanical test prep
    $30Knot to exceed
  12. T.-12Ratifies $7,500 for Social Good Fund to run the Racial Justice Healing Task Force project
    $8Knot to exceed
  13. T.-13Approves $5,500 for Oakland Public Education Fund's reading help at East Oakland Pride Elementary
    $6Knot to exceed
  14. T.-14Ratifies $55,000 for Playworks to run recess coaching and games at Bridges Academy
    $55Knot to exceed
  15. T.-15Approves $45,000 for Safe Passages to run climate and fitness programs at Laurel Elementary
    $45Knot to exceed
  16. T.-16Approves $27,000 for Safe Passages to give small-group reading and math help at Bridges Academy
    $27Knot to exceed
  17. T.-17Ratifies $10,000 for a Denver consultant to coach Greenleaf Elementary leaders and staff
    $10Knot to exceed
  18. T.-18Approves $52,000 for East Bay Asian Youth Center to supervise lunchtimes at Edna Brewer Middle
    $52Knot to exceed
  19. T.-19Ratifies $25,000 for The Crucible to teach shop and arts electives at Rudsdale High
    $25Knot to exceed
  20. T.-20Ratifies $12,000 for Harvest Consulting to train Adult Education staff through June 2024
    $12Knot to exceed
  21. T.-21Approves $24,000 for Destiny Arts Center to teach Latinx dance at Garfield Elementary
    $24Knot to exceed
  22. T.-22Ratifies $20,000 for an Oakland contractor to give extra support to 20-25 students
    $20Knot to exceed
  23. T.-23Approves $15,000 for Bay Area Community Resources to run restorative circles at Korematsu Academy
    $15Knot to exceed
  24. T.-24Ratifies $13,320 for Gregory Cluster to support student internship systems for Linked Learning
    $13Knot to exceed
  25. T.-25Ratifies $6,992.40 for Museum of Children's Arts to teach 60 art lessons at Acorn Woodland Elementary
    $7Knot to exceed
  26. T.-26Adds $50,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund student and parent engagement stipends
    +$50Knew total $60K
  27. T.-27Approves $70,686.84 for Oakland Public Education Fund to pay student internship stipends at Dewey
    $71Knot to exceed
  28. T.-28Approves $5,000 for Lincoln to give social-emotional support to students at Fruitvale Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
  29. T.-29Ratifies $70,000 for Community Initiatives to design a mentoring program for expanded learning
    $70Knot to exceed
  30. T.-30Approves $13,125 for Bay Area Community Resources to support students at Brookfield Elementary
    $13Knot to exceed
  31. T.-31Pays HERO up to $15,200 for organized recess games and physical activity at Fruitvale Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  32. T.-32Ratifies up to $31,030 for Shared Plate Strategies to plan produce purchasing for school meals
    $31Knot to exceed
  33. T.-33Ratifies up to $13,800 for dual-language immersion teacher training support
    $14Knot to exceed
  34. T.-34Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $71,932.50 for a job readiness class at Rudsdale
    $72Knot to exceed
  35. T.-35Accepts a $5,000 grant from the Eat Learn Play Foundation for Markham Elementary
    +$5Kcoming in
  36. T.-36Approves Castlemont High trip to Egypt, Turkey and Greece for 22 students at no cost
    No cost stated
  37. T.-37Extends the Haas Fund grant for the Alumni Highway to Work Program to September 2023
    No cost stated
  38. T.-38Ratifies OneGoal's no-cost college completion coaching and student data sharing through 2025
    No cost stated
  39. T.-39Accepts $150,000 state grant for Castlemont High's Sustainable Urban Design Academy
    +$150Kcoming in
  40. T.-40Accepts $150,000 state grant for Skyline High's Renewable Energy Academy
    +$150Kcoming in
  41. T.-41Accepts $81,000 state grant for Fremont High's College Preparatory and Architecture Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  42. T.-42Accepts $81,000 state grant for Fremont High's Media Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  43. T.-43Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Visual Arts Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  44. T.-44Accepts $81,000 state grant for Life Academy's Health and Bioscience Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  45. T.-45Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Law and Public Service Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  46. T.-46Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Environmental Science Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  47. T.-47Accepts $81,000 state grant for Skyline High's Skyline Education Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  48. T.-48Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland Tech's Computer Communication and Technology Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  49. T.-49Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland Tech's Health and Biotechnology Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
  50. T.-50Approves Castlemont High trip to Hawaii for 15 students at no cost
    No cost stated
  51. T.-51Approves West Oakland Middle School trip to Hawaii for 12 students at no cost
    No cost stated
  52. T.-52Adopts the Board's 2023 State Budget Letter to send to the California Legislature
    No cost stated
  53. T.-53Ratifies the minutes of the February 22, 2023 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
  54. T.-54Ratifies the minutes of the February 28, 2023 special Board meeting
    No cost stated
  55. U.-1Approves up to $200,000 for a battery storage system at Castlemont High through 2034
    $200Knot to exceed
  56. U.-2Approves up to $200,000 for a battery storage system at Oakland Tech through 2034
    $200Knot to exceed
  57. U.-3Ratifies moving the Oakland High battery contract from SunPower to TotalEnergies' subsidiary
    No cost stated
  58. U.-4Adds $964,222 for Anthonio, Inc. to keep inspecting Cole Administration Center construction through 2024
    +$964Knew total $1.70M

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