Wednesday, February 28, 2024
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
1 item was pulled from the consent report and decided on March 13, 2024.
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
Spending by category
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- T.-1Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $27,500 for enrollment-season family outreach and support$28Knot to exceed
- T.-2Pays a nutrition consultant up to $24,800 to advise interim Nutrition Services leaders$25Knot to exceed
- T.-3Pays a nutrition consultant up to $24,800 to advise interim Nutrition Services leaders$25Knot to exceed
- T.-4Pays a nutrition consultant up to $24,800 to advise interim Nutrition Services leaders$25Knot to exceed
- T.-5Pays Shred Works up to $10,000 for district document shredding$10Knot to exceed
- T.-6Pays NATEC International up to $10,000 for employee environmental safety training$10Knot to exceed
- T.-7Pays Environmental United up to $99,000 for water testing and hazardous waste removal at school sites$99Knot to exceed
- T.-8Partners with Western Governors University to train teacher interns and credential candidates through 2028No cost stated
- T.-9Partners with San Francisco State University to train teacher interns and credential candidates through 2028No cost stated
- T.-10Partners with National University to train teacher interns and credential candidates through 2028No cost stated
- T.-11Pays a consultant up to $6,000 to help teachers apply for the Golden State Teacher Grant$6Knot to exceed
- T.-12Adopts a resolution for a temporary hiring freeze at school sites and the central officeNo cost stated
- T.-13Adopts a resolution giving layoff notices to classified staff and child development teachers for 2024-25No cost stated
- T.-14Adopts a resolution eliminating certificated positions because of reduced servicesNo cost stated
- T.-15Adopts the tie-breaking criteria for ranking certificated employees in layoffsNo cost stated
- T.-16Approves a data-sharing agreement with Curriculum Associates for a Spanish reading assessment studyNo cost stated
- T.-17Pays FASD Network of Southern California up to $1,000 for a 4-hour training on fetal alcohol disorders$1Knot to exceed
- T.-18Pays Tethered Tree up to $79,422 for a bilingual family connections coordinator at EnCompass Academy$79Knot to exceed
- T.-19Pays Precita Eyes up to $5,300 for a muralist to work with MetWest High School students$5Knot to exceed
- T.-20Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $150,000 to run Garfield Elementary's Family Resource Center$150Knot to exceed
- T.-21Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $16,500 for an African American Female Excellence class at Prescott$17Knot to exceed
- T.-22Pays Zymbolic up to $25,000 for restorative justice and social-emotional programs at Greenleaf Elementary$25Knot to exceed
- T.-23Pays Junior Center of Art and Science up to $14,000 for a visual arts residency at Carl Munck Elementary$14Knot to exceed
- T.-24Pays AbstractOakland up to $10,000 to paint two murals at Reach Academy$10Knot to exceed
- T.-25Pays Wellness Together up to $15,203.04 for a mental health consultant at Carl Munck Elementary$15Knot to exceed
- T.-26Pays WestEd up to $11,000 to run the California Healthy Kids Survey for the district$11Knot to exceed
- T.-27Accepts free after-school instrumental music from Music Is Extraordinary at two middle schoolsNo cost stated
- T.-28Pays a consultant up to $41,600 to support the district's after-school arts enrichment program$42Knot to exceed
- T.-29Pays Kendall Hunt up to $6,000 for math curriculum training for middle school teachers$6Knot to exceed
- T.-30Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $55,000 for two mental health providers at Bella Vista Elementary$55Knot to exceed
- T.-31Pays PJS Consultants up to $80,000 for leadership development in the Office of Equity$80Knot to exceed
- T.-32Pays Reading Partners up to $25,000 for reading tutoring at Montclair Elementary$25Knot to exceed
- T.-33Pays a grant writer up to $25,000 for grant proposals and reports through June 2024$25Knot to exceed
- T.-34Pays Oakland Genesis Soccer Club up to $24,400 for a girls sports day event and staff training$24Knot to exceed
- T.-35Pays East Bay Art Therapy up to $6,800 for therapy for one special education student$7Knot to exceed
- T.-36Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $14,000 for a student mural and a club at Urban Promise$14Knot to exceed
- T.-37Pays Berkeley Repertory Theatre up to $2,730 for theater-based English lessons at Oakland International$3Knot to exceed
- T.-38Pays Instruction Partners up to $29,043 for instructional coaching at Acorn Woodland Elementary$29Knot to exceed
- T.-39Accepts free mentoring for students at Claremont Middle from Be A MentorNo cost stated
- T.-40Pays LCS-Training up to $20,806 to improve special education data and state reporting$21Knot to exceed
- T.-41Pays Solution Tree up to $9,350 for a teacher training day at Redwood Heights Elementary$9Knot to exceed
- T.-42Accepts free FASTalk family communication platform from Family Engagement Lab, with data sharingNo cost stated
- T.-43Seeks a $30,000 LIGHT Awards grant for teacher training at Oakland Tech+$30Kcoming in
- T.-44Approves Castlemont High trip for 18 students and 3 adults to Japan, the Philippines and TaiwanNo cost stated
- T.-45Asks Alameda County to invest more in vaccination clinics for Oakland childrenNo cost stated
- T.-46Adopts the Measures N and H College and Career Internship InitiativeNo cost stated
- T.-47Corrects $1,200.21 in negative balances in MetWest High Measures N and H accounts$1K
- T.-48Moves $5,100 of Bunche High Measures N and H funds to a Grow Together garden education contract$5K
- T.-49Shifts $3,642.58 at Oakland High from teacher stipends to student field trip admission fees+$4Knew total $5K
- U.-1Pays Tulum Innovative Engineering $34,800 for an automatic accessible door at Madison Park Academy Primary$35K
- U.-2Pays Tulum Innovative Engineering $34,800 for an accessible door at Santa Fe Young Adult Program$35K
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report: Approved 6–0, 1 abstaining
A motion was made by Director Thompson, seconded by Director Lerma, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Anevay Cruz P Abstention
- Vida Mendoza P Abstention
- Jennifer Brouhard Aye
- VanCedric Williams Abstained
- Jorge Lerma Aye
- Valarie Bachelor Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Aye
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
General Consent Report - General Obligation Bonds Measures B, J and Y: Approved 7–0, 2 absent
A motion was made by Director Thompson, seconded by Director Brouhard, to Approve the General Consent Report - General Obligation Bonds Measures B, J and Y. The motion carried by the following vote
- Anevay Cruz Absent
- Vida Mendoza Absent
- Jennifer Brouhard Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Jorge Lerma Aye
- Valarie Bachelor Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Aye
- Benjamin "Sam" Davis Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, February 28, 2024 meeting.
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