Wednesday, June 21, 2023

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Special Meeting

74 items totalGeneral: Passed 6–0Bonds: Passed 6–0

1 item was pulled from the consent report and decided on June 28, 2023.

Not counted in the totals above. $28.6M in grants applied for (1 item)

Largest items

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

  1. Measures N and H Commission - Recommendation To The Board of Education - Education Improvement Plans and Budgets for District and Charter High Schools - Administrative 10% - 2023-2024 School Year$12.6M
  2. Brailsford & Dunlavey$8.81M
  3. Waste Management of Alameda County, Inc.$3.65M
  4. Lincoln Families$1.35M
  5. Fred Finch Youth and Family Services$1.09M
  6. Hazelrigg Claims Management Service, a TriStar Company$753K
  7. Global Modular, Inc.$484K
  8. Aspire Lionel Wilson College Preparatory Academy$479K
  9. Leadership Public Schools Oakland R&D$366K
  10. ARISE High School$337K

Spending by category

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  1. Special education · 4$2.55M
    1. Services & contract staff · 3$2.55M
  2. Staff & hiring · 3$29K
  3. Technology · 1$12K
  1. T.-1Extends Waste Management's trash, recycling and compost service one year, up to $3.65M
    +$3.65Mnot to exceed
  2. T.-2Adds $753,388 to keep Hazelrigg handling workers' compensation claims through June 2024
    +$753Knew total $2.84M
  3. T.-3Adds $60,000 for Creative Supports' sports equipment delivery and installation
    +$60Knew total $90K
  4. T.-4Adds $26,000 for TMI Consulting's ergonomic services to prevent employee injuries
    +$26Knew total $35K
  5. T.-5Adds $40,000 for Elite Environmental Consulting's school-site sampling and risk work
    +$40Knew total $55K
  6. T.-6Adds $39,000 for Restoration Management's environmental cleanup at school sites
    +$39Knew total $99K
  7. T.-7Buys six refurbished portable classrooms for Santa Fe Elementary from Global Modular, $484,400
    $484K
  8. T.-8Adds $291,282 and extends Viatron's scanning of district records through December 2023
    +$291Knew total $932K
  9. T.-9Pays ACC Environmental Consultants up to $9,848 for soil testing at Woodland Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
  10. T.-10Pays Alaniz Construction $35,694 for parking-area striping and crack sealing at Hoover Elementary
    $36K
  11. T.-11Pays Alaniz Construction $30,846 to seal-coat pavement at Woodland Elementary
    $31K
  12. T.-12Pays Alaniz Construction $19,774 to seal pavement at Esperanza at Stonehurst Elementary
    $20K
  13. T.-13Pays Mayekawa USA $135,766.89 for Central Kitchen refrigeration repairs, skipping public bidding
    $136Knot to exceed
  14. T.-14Approves Personnel Report No. 2223-0008 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    No cost stated
  15. T.-15Ratifies $11,000 for SilkRoad's virtual interview platform for district hiring
    $11Knot to exceed
  16. T.-16Ratifies $18,121.84 for Brazen's online recruiting events software for district hiring
    $18Knot to exceed
  17. T.-17Ratifies $12,316.66 for DocuSign e-signature software for community schools offices
    $12Knot to exceed
  18. T.-18Ratifies $25,000 for Partners in School Innovation's teacher equity coaching at Reach Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
  19. T.-19Ratifies $15,000 for WestEd to coach the Thornhill Elementary principal on equity leadership
    $15Knot to exceed
  20. T.-20Ratifies $5,000 for Diablo Ballet's arts program at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
  21. T.-21Ratifies $10,000 for Mindful Life Project's mindfulness assemblies at East Oakland Pride Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
  22. T.-22Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $24,960 for art kits and an ArtMobile visit at Reach Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
  23. T.-23Pays Safe Passages up to $100,000 for family and student engagement at Coliseum College Prep
    $100Knot to exceed
  24. T.-24Adds $22,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund's family coaching and reading work at EnCompass Academy
    +$22Knew total $95K
  25. T.-25Ratifies $7,000 for a Universal Design for Learning workshop by Building Blocks of Brilliance
    $7Knot to exceed
  26. T.-26Pays Oakland Kids First up to $25,000 for its REAL HARD youth research program at Fremont High
    $25Knot to exceed
  27. T.-27Pays Oakland Kids First up to $30,000 for a farm education co-manager at Castlemont High
    $30Knot to exceed
  28. T.-28Adds $28,000 for Banteay Srei's week-long leadership camping trip for students
    +$28Knew total $64K
  29. T.-29Ratifies $5,000 for Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir to teach vocal music at West Oakland Middle
    $5Knot to exceed
  30. T.-30Pays Lincoln Families up to $1,351,593 for mental health staff in Skyline High special education classes
    $1.35Mnot to exceed
  31. T.-31Pays Fred Finch up to $1.09M for mental health staff serving Life Academy special education students
    $1.09Mnot to exceed
  32. T.-32Sets Seneca Family of Agencies' nonpublic school tuition at $235 per attended day for 2022-23
    Cost not stated
  33. T.-33Extends My Other Brother's no-cost student support program at Castlemont High through June 2024
    No cost stated
  34. T.-34Pays Oakland Genesis Soccer Club up to $4,037 for soccer clinics at Reach Academy
    $4Knot to exceed
  35. T.-35Pays Ever Forward up to $5,000 for a social-emotional learning workshop at Oakland High
    $5Knot to exceed
  36. T.-36Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $66,000 to distribute summer work-program stipends to students
    $66Knot to exceed
  37. T.-37Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $12,111.97 for Oakland High summer student stipends
    $12Knot to exceed
  38. T.-38Pays WestEd up to $120,000 to train United for Success Academy teachers
    $120Knot to exceed
  39. T.-39Pays Social Good Fund up to $5,000 for theatre classes at West Oakland Middle School
    $5Knot to exceed
  40. T.-40Adds $57,087 to UCSF's healthcare job-skills support for up to 48 OUSD graduates
    +$57Knew total $99K
  41. T.-41Pays Movement Strategy up to $6,500 for a summer Algebra 1 project program
    $7Knot to exceed
  42. T.-42Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $34,500 for Fremont High summer student stipends
    $35Knot to exceed
  43. T.-43Accepts a $1.45M grant for early college credit and career exploration for high schoolers
    +$1.45Mcoming in
  44. T.-44Pays The Bay Speech and Play up to $109,300 for special education speech services in 2023-24
    $109Knot to exceed
  45. T.-45Pays a sign language interpreter up to $109,300 for special education students in 2023-24
    $109Knot to exceed
  46. T.-46Extends BankWork$ adult career training with Fremont Adult Education to June 2025, no added cost
    No cost stated
  47. T.-47Accepts $138,528 to host a regional college and career pathway coordinator
    +$139Kcoming in
  48. T.-48Accepts a $1.34M grant for smoother high school to college and career transitions
    +$1.34Mcoming in
  49. T.-49Renews no-cost college classes partnership for high schoolers with Peralta Community College District
    No cost stated
  50. T.-50Extends no-cost Kaiser hospital teaching partnership for ill and hospitalized students to June 2026
    No cost stated
  51. T.-51Applies for $28.6M in state After School Education and Safety funding for 54 schools
    +$28.6Mcoming in
  52. T.-52Adds $120,000 to George Hills' claims handling contract, raising it to $370,000
    +$120Knew total $370K
  53. T.-53Pays Movement Strategy up to $3,300 for a healing and advocacy vigil at the Rudsdale Campus
    $3Knot to exceed
  54. T.-54Approves the June 7, 2023 Board of Education regular meeting minutes
    No cost stated
  55. T.-55Confirms a new member of the Measure G1 teacher retention oversight commission
    No cost stated
  56. T.-56Confirms two parent members to the school facilities bond oversight committee
    No cost stated
  57. T.-57Approves what Measures N and H money can be spent on in 2023-24
    Cost not stated
  58. T.-58Approves $12.6M in Measure N and H plans and budgets for high schools for 2023-24
    $12.6Mcumulative
  59. T.-59Approves a Measures N and H funding agreement of up to $336,600 with ARISE High School
    $337Kcumulative
  60. T.-60Approves a Measures N and H funding agreement of up to $209,100 with Aspire Golden State Preparatory
    $209Kcumulative
  61. T.-61Approves up to $478,932.96 for Aspire Lionel Wilson under the Measures N and H agreement
    $479Knot to exceed
  62. T.-62Approves up to $268,317.31 for East Bay Innovation Academy under the Measures N and H agreement
    $268Knot to exceed
  63. T.-63Approves up to $164,530.28 for Envision Academy under the Measures N and H agreement
    $165Knot to exceed
  64. T.-64Approves up to $366,179.18 for Leadership Public Schools Oakland R&D under the Measures N and H agreement
    $366Knot to exceed
  65. T.-65Approves up to $245,650.00 for Lighthouse Community Charter High School under the Measures N and H agreement
    $246Knot to exceed
  66. T.-66Approves up to $257,038.12 for Oakland School for the Arts under the Measures N and H agreement
    $257Knot to exceed
  67. T.-67Approves up to $288,150.00 for Oakland Unity High School under the Measures N and H agreement
    $288Knot to exceed
  68. T.-68Approves up to $147,900.00 for Lodestar under the Measures N and H agreement
    $148Knot to exceed
  69. U.-1Pays Jensen Hughes up to $151,635 for fire sprinkler design at the 955 High Street project
    $152Knot to exceed
  70. U.-2Adds $8.81M and two years to Brailsford & Dunlavey's Measure Y program management contract
    +$8.81Mnew total $15.1M
  71. U.-3Adds $62,590 for Murakami/Nelson's extended construction oversight at Castlemont's field and bleachers
    +$63Knew total $1.18M
  72. U.-4Pays Deco Tech Systems $49,882.99 to install door entry intercoms at 900 High Street
    $50K
  73. U.-5Adds $19,196.27 to Deco Tech's security camera work at Oakland International and Oakland Tech
    +$19Knew total $215K
  74. U.-6Adds $581.95 to Deco Tech's security work for video-capable phones at two high school sites
    +$582new total $230K

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