Repeals a 2023 City of Oakland children's fund grant amendment approved under unclear wording

The board is repealing an October 25, 2023 approval of a First Amendment to a grant agreement with the City of Oakland's Oakland Fund for Children and Youth. The text says the motion language wrongly tied the amendment to the Linked Learning pathways program (called ECCCO) when two similar amendments were pending for two programs. No dollar amount is stated.

Plain-English summary written by AI from the official text. AI summary · amounts checked against official text

Discrepancy from the official text. The text repeals the October 25, 2023 enactment because its motion language misidentified which program the First Amendment covered, but it does not state which amendment replaces it or clearly state the amounts. (Confirmed by a second, independent AI reading.)

Vendor / partner: City of Oakland - Oakland Fund for Children and Youth
Action: Other
Category: Governance & board business
Funding: Oakland Fund for Children and Youth (OFCY)
Presented by: Chief Academic Officer
File: 23-2283A · agenda T.-20
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Apr 10, 2024

Official text

Repeal by the Board of Education of Legislative File No. 23-2283, Enactment No. 23-1892 - First Amendment - Grant Agreement - City of Oakland - Oakland Fund for Children and Youth - High School Linked Learning Office, passed October 25, 2023, given the Board's motion language adopted, based on the submitted memo and the similarity between two pending First Amendments in the same amounts for two City District funded programs (names of Program not stated on particular sections of First Amendments),* incorrectly stated the adoption was the First Amendment for the Linked Learning pathways Exploring College, Career, and Community Options (ECCCO) Program for named school sites with the First Amendment for the Newcomer et al Program, with minor difference terms, attached to the legislative file.

History

Apr 10, 2024 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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