Wednesday, September 27, 2023

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

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

Largest items

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

  1. School Specialty, LLC$2M
  2. Kitchell$1.34M
  3. Rising Star Sped Academy$500K
  4. Springstone$500K
  5. Via Center$300K
  6. Cornerstone Education Solutions$280K
  7. Alpine Academy$215K
  8. Speech Pathology Group dba SPG Therapy & Education$118K
  9. Oakland Public Education Fund$109K
  10. Tandem, Partners in Early Learning$109K

Spending by category

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  1. Special education · 8$1.79M
    1. Nonpublic schools & agencies · 7$1.79M
  2. Staff & hiring · 2$60K
  1. T.-1Ratifies up to $67,500 for My School RD to support Nutrition Services menus and scratch cooking
    $68Knot to exceed
  2. T.-2Approves up to $104,260 for Anthonio to inspect Lincoln Elementary water intrusion repairs
    $104Knot to exceed
  3. T.-3Buys up to $2M of school supplies from School Specialty through an OMNIA Partners contract
    $2Mnot to exceed
  4. T.-4Ratifies up to $12,000 for William L. Winston Education Consulting to build teacher-recruitment college partnerships
    $12Knot to exceed
  5. T.-5Ratifies up to $47,821 for Alana Ross Events to run the July 2023 New Teacher Institute
    $48Knot to exceed
  6. T.-6Lets Curriculum Associates share i-Ready student data with Northwestern University researchers
    No cost stated
  7. T.-7Approves up to $280,000 for Cornerstone Education Solutions to serve students with special-ed needs
    $280Knot to exceed
  8. T.-8Ratifies up to $8,000 for TrUTH to train teachers in trauma-responsive practices
    $8Knot to exceed
  9. T.-9Ratifies up to $4,500 for Kendall Hunt Publishers to train teachers for the Biology curriculum pilot
    $5Knot to exceed
  10. T.-10Ratifies up to $10,000 for Cascade Healthcare Services to run six CPR training sessions
    $10Knot to exceed
  11. T.-11Ratifies up to $6,600 for Pantry Kids to supply monthly snack boxes for homeless students
    $7Knot to exceed
  12. T.-12Approves up to $109,050 for Oakland Public Education Fund and Youth Beat after-school media arts classes
    $109Knot to exceed
  13. T.-13Ratifies up to $25,000 for IlluminatED Collective to redesign high school master schedules
    $25Knot to exceed
  14. T.-14Ratifies up to $46,000 for Philanthropic Ventures Foundation to run a middle school culture fellowship
    $46Knot to exceed
  15. T.-15Ratifies up to $9,360 for a supervisor to run a mental health intern program at eleven elementary schools
    $9Knot to exceed
  16. T.-16Ratifies up to $55,000 for Oakland Symphony to teach instrument classes at three elementary schools
    $55Knot to exceed
  17. T.-17Ratifies up to $25,000 for Yeah, Art! to teach music classes at Roosevelt Middle School
    $25Knot to exceed
  18. T.-18Ratifies up to $2,750 for Oakland Public Education Fund to manage pay for a community school mentor
    $3Knot to exceed
  19. T.-19Ratifies up to $61,431 for East Bay Agency for Children to run the Central Family Resource Center
    $61Knot to exceed
  20. T.-20Ratifies up to $15,000 for Walking Cinema to run a teacher externship on audio and augmented reality walks
    $15Knot to exceed
  21. T.-21Approves up to $500,000 for Rising Star Sped Academy to serve students with special-ed needs
    $500Knot to exceed
  22. T.-22Ratifies up to $22,500 for Attitudinal Healing Connection to teach arts at Hoover Elementary
    $23Knot to exceed
  23. T.-23Ratifies up to $23,600 for a consultant to help build resources for students with interrupted schooling
    $24Knot to exceed
  24. T.-24Approves up to $500,000 for Springstone to serve students with special-ed needs
    $500Knot to exceed
  25. T.-25Approves up to $214,650 for Alpine Academy to serve students with special-ed needs
    $215Knot to exceed
  26. T.-26Ratifies up to $25,000 for Hope Reimagined to add mental health support at Chabot Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
  27. T.-27Ratifies up to $63,400 for an arts consultant to plan districtwide arts learning support
    $63Knot to exceed
  28. T.-28Ratifies up to $17,000 for The Mosaic Project to teach social emotional learning at Hoover Elementary
    $17Knot to exceed
  29. T.-29Ratifies up to $2,000 for a designer to make family engagement posters for Franklin Elementary
    $2Knot to exceed
  30. T.-30Ratifies up to $99,000 for SPG Therapy & Education to coach early learning staff and partners
    $99Knot to exceed
  31. T.-31Pays Lincoln up to $10,000 for early mental health help for Highland Community School students
    $10Knot to exceed
  32. T.-32Pays a clinical supervisor up to $45,540 to oversee graduate mental health interns in schools
    $46Knot to exceed
  33. T.-33Pays We Lead Ours up to $100,000 for tobacco prevention coaches in secondary schools
    $100Knot to exceed
  34. T.-34Pays CORE up to $3,180 to train middle school reading staff on a phonics curriculum
    $3Knot to exceed
  35. T.-35Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $330 to manage a Peer Restorative Justice T-shirt design
    $330not to exceed
  36. T.-36Pays Zymbolic up to $65,250 for weekly social-emotional sessions at Greenleaf Elementary
    $65Knot to exceed
  37. T.-37Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $9,900 to cover a parent liaison stipend at La Escuelita
    $10Knot to exceed
  38. T.-38Pays Community Education Partnership up to $20,000 to tutor students experiencing homelessness
    $20Knot to exceed
  39. T.-39Pays Wellness Together up to $15,203.04 for added mental health services at Lincoln Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  40. T.-40Pays Tiratana Consulting up to $60,400 to support arts learning and arts grants districtwide
    $60Knot to exceed
  41. T.-41Pays Tandem up to $109,000 to keep its StoryCycles early learning program in 136 classrooms
    $109Knot to exceed
  42. T.-42Pays HERO up to $40,000 for recess activities and supervision at Franklin Elementary
    $40Knot to exceed
  43. T.-43Pays SPG Therapy up to $117,634 to coach after-school staff on supporting students with special needs
    $118Knot to exceed
  44. T.-44Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $23,500 for weekly art classes at Sankofa United Elementary
    $24Knot to exceed
  45. T.-45Pays a graphic artist up to $2,500 to design the 2021-22 Measure N annual report
    $3Knot to exceed
  46. T.-46Pays Spearitwurx up to $100,000 for anti-racist training at four middle schools
    $100Knot to exceed
  47. T.-47Pays Ball for Life Oakland up to $50,000 for a mindful sports elective at La Escuelita
    $50Knot to exceed
  48. T.-48Pays HERO up to $54,400 for recess games and physical activity at Highland Community School
    $54Knot to exceed
  49. T.-49Pays HERO up to $54,000 for an added staff member at Allendale Elementary
    $54Knot to exceed
  50. T.-50Approves a $300,000 contract with Via Center to serve students with disabilities
    $300Knot to exceed
  51. T.-51Receives $39,490 from West Contra Costa schools for one student in the Young Adult Program
    +$39Kcoming in
  52. T.-52Receives $41,657 from Leadership Public Schools for one student in the Young Adult Program
    +$42Kcoming in
  53. T.-53Sets up no-cost paid internships for students with disabilities with the Regional Center of the East Bay
    No cost stated
  54. T.-54Pays Roda Leadership Development up to $27,600 to support after-school and summer programs
    $28Knot to exceed
  55. T.-55Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $25,000 for adaptive creative activities at Kaiser Center
    $25Knot to exceed
  56. T.-56Amends the no-cost Newsela data-sharing agreement for a study of students' views on social studies
    No cost stated
  57. T.-57Adopts a board resolution affirming support for LGBTQ students, families and employees
    No cost stated
  58. T.-58Ratifies the minutes of the Board's September 13, 2023 regular meeting
    No cost stated
  59. T.-59Confirms a new Board liaison to the Measure G1 teacher retention and middle school oversight commission
    No cost stated
  60. T.-60Moves $140,000 at Skyline High from a case manager position to a work-based learning liaison
    No cost stated
  61. T.-61Moves $3,000 within Madison Park Academy's Measures N and H plan to pay for licensing agreements
    No cost stated
  62. T.-62Shifts $91,000 in the High School Linked Learning Office's Measures N and H plan from coach salaries to consultants
    No cost stated
  63. T.-63Shifts $27,000 in the High School Linked Learning Office's Measures N and H plan from contracted services to salaries
    No cost stated
  64. T.-64Shifts $63,085 in the High School Linked Learning Office's Measures N and H plan to consultant contracts
    No cost stated
  65. T.-65Approves 2023-24 Measure G1 grant proposals for named schools, including an amended Frick United Academy plan
    No cost stated
  66. U.-1Pays North American Technical Services up to $14,900 to inspect modular buildings for Roosevelt Middle School
    $15Knot to exceed
  67. U.-2Adds $1.34M to keep Kitchell's construction management and extra staffing for facilities projects in 2023-24
    +$1.34Mnew total $3.48M
  68. U.-3Pays Consolidated Engineering Laboratories up to $41,174 for testing and inspection on four school solar projects
    $41Knot to exceed
  69. U.-4Pays Atlas Technical Consultants up to $27,232 for soil engineering on four school solar projects
    $27Knot to exceed

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