Wednesday, June 5, 2024

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Special Meeting

72 items totalGeneral: Passed 6–0Bonds: Passed 7–0

Largest items

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

  1. D-Line Constructors, Inc.$4.69M
  2. Public Risk Innovation, Solutions, and Management (PRISIM) and Northern California ReLiEF$3.91M
  3. CDW Government (CDW-G), LLC$3.90M
  4. Stronger Building Services$1.27M
  5. Guerra Construction Group$1.14M
  6. Hazelrigg Claims Management Service, a TriStar Company$784K
  7. Comtel Systems Technology, Inc.$269K
  8. Deco Tech Systems, Inc.$208K
  9. K&K JL Services, Inc.$193K
  10. Deco Tech Systems, Inc.$164K

Spending by category

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  1. Technology · 2$3.91M
  2. Special education · 4$263K
    1. Programs & support · 2$165K
    2. Legal, compliance & policy · 2$98K
  1. T.-1Awards Comtel $269,406 to upgrade Bret Harte Middle School's intercom, clock and bell system
    $269K
  2. T.-2Awards K&K JL Services $192,580 to renovate Franklin Elementary's boys and girls restrooms
    $193Knot to exceed
  3. T.-3Awards Deco Tech Systems $208,000 for new security cameras at Frick United Middle School
    $208Knot to exceed
  4. T.-4Awards SDM Construction $161,700 to renovate the boys gym restroom at Oakland Tech
    $162K
  5. T.-5Awards Guerra Construction up to $1,135,200 to hook up three portables at Urban Promise Academy
    $1.14Mnot to exceed
  6. T.-6Pays Building Block Interiors up to $14,654.23 for workstations at the facilities trailer
    $15Knot to exceed
  7. T.-7Partners with two nonprofits to move surplus school food to communities, at no cost, through 2029
    No cost stated
  8. T.-8Transfers $150,688.02 in unclaimed property funds into the General Fund for 2023-24
    +$151Kcoming in
  9. T.-9Adds $783,524 and one year to Hazelrigg's workers' compensation claims contract
    +$784Knew total $3.63M
  10. T.-10Pays up to $75,846.87 for 2024-25 student accident and sickness insurance
    $76Knot to exceed
  11. T.-11Pays $54,001.96 for 2024-25 catastrophic accident insurance for students and volunteers
    $54K
  12. T.-12Approves up to $3,900,000 in technology and audio-visual equipment from CDW-G through 2026
    $3.90Mnot to exceed
  13. T.-13Pays $3,905,718 for excess liability coverage and $890,000 for excess workers' comp, 2024-25
    $3.91M
  14. T.-14Sets up a no-cost agreement with UC Berkeley for student teaching and fieldwork through 2029
    No cost stated
  15. T.-15Sets up a no-cost agreement with Loyola Marymount University for interns and fieldwork through 2029
    No cost stated
  16. T.-16Accepts $720,000 from the state for Oakland Teacher Residency pathways in 2023-24
    +$720Kcoming in
  17. T.-17Accepts $480,000 state grant to expand Oakland Teacher Residency's special education pathways
    +$480Kcoming in
  18. T.-18Adds $480,000 to a state teacher residency grant, raising it to $1,280,000 through 2026
    +$480Kcoming in
  19. T.-19Pays Aim High up to $56,193.60 for summer learning at Claremont Middle School
    $56Knot to exceed
  20. T.-20Pays Aim High up to $56,193.60 for summer learning at Westlake Middle School
    $56Knot to exceed
  21. T.-21Pays Aim High up to $56,193.60 for summer learning at Madison Park Academy Upper Campus
    $56Knot to exceed
  22. T.-22Pays Aim High up to $56,193.60 for summer learning at Life Academy
    $56Knot to exceed
  23. T.-23Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $37,000 for Big Picture Learning staff workshops
    $37Knot to exceed
  24. T.-24Pays The Teaching Well up to $3,000 for parent workshops on coping with trauma at MLK/Lafayette
    $3Knot to exceed
  25. T.-25Pays Bay Area Girls Rock Camp up to $20,767.20 for summer learning at Lincoln Elementary School
    $21Knot to exceed
  26. T.-26Adds $39,400 to Design For Equity's contract for leadership team retreats and equity audits
    +$39Knew total $139K
  27. T.-27Pays Girls Leading Goals up to $51,307.20 for summer learning at Sankofa Elementary School
    $51Knot to exceed
  28. T.-28Ratifies $3,300 more for a farm-management contractor at Castlemont High's urban design academy
    +$3Knew total $27K
  29. T.-29Ratifies $10,000 more for a contractor supporting the student store at Skyline High School
    +$10Knew total $50K
  30. T.-30Ratifies up to $7,000 for GovConnection to train Dewey Academy teachers on interactive displays
    $7Knot to exceed
  31. T.-31Adds $20,700 from Alameda County to support health services for immigrant youth at 12 schools
    +$21Kcoming in
  32. T.-32Adds $55,000 to TutorMe's tutoring contract, raising the cap to $160,000
    +$55Knew total $160K
  33. T.-33Approves up to $26,400 for Lindamood-Bell reading instruction and intervention
    $26Knot to exceed
  34. T.-34Adds $19,380 for Teaching Well coaching and training of Network 4 principals
    +$19Knew total $32K
  35. T.-35Pays Teaching Well up to $6,215 for coaching and training at MLK/Lafayette Elementary
    $6Knot to exceed
  36. T.-36Ratifies $45,000 for ConnectED to support the district's college and career readiness work
    $45Knot to exceed
  37. T.-37Approves up to $98,000 for Jacobson Education Law to mediate special education disputes
    $98Knot to exceed
  38. T.-38Adds $41,800 to the Oakland Public Education Fund contract for graduate intern stipends
    +$42Knew total $163K
  39. T.-39Ratifies $30,000 for WestEd to help the district bill Medi-Cal for behavioral health services
    $30Knot to exceed
  40. T.-40Approves a no-cost agreement with the City of Oakland for the School Violence Intervention Program
    No cost stated
  41. T.-41Ratifies up to $50,000 for the Oakland Public Education Fund to support families in special education
    $50Knot to exceed
  42. T.-42Adopts the 2024-25 special education assurance on disproportionality, with no dollar amount
    No cost stated
  43. T.-43Approves up to $114,500 for a literacy consultant on special education reading training
    $115Knot to exceed
  44. T.-44Ratifies up to $5,000 for the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir to teach music at West Oakland Middle
    $5Knot to exceed
  45. T.-45Ratifies up to $89,000 for CORE Districts to help ninth graders stay on track at five high schools
    $89Knot to exceed
  46. T.-46Ratifies up to $3,500 for Rogue Compass to build sewing and textile courses at Castlemont High
    $4Knot to exceed
  47. T.-47Ratifies up to $15,000 for a consultant to build the music program at Elmhurst United Middle
    $15Knot to exceed
  48. T.-48Cuts the High Road Alliance contract by $9,944, from $26,000 to $16,056
    −$10Knew total $16K
  49. T.-49Ratifies up to $10,000 for Families United for Equity to run a Disability Justice learning series
    $10Knot to exceed
  50. T.-50Approves up to $14,940 for Northeastern University's Mills College Campus to train pathway teachers
    $15Knot to exceed
  51. T.-51Ratifies up to $40,000 for a summer construction pre-apprenticeship for 35 high schoolers
    $40Knot to exceed
  52. T.-52Ratifies up to $10,000 for IlluminatED Collective to coach on high school master schedules
    $10Knot to exceed
  53. T.-53Approves a no-cost deal with Sequoia Foundation for air quality sensors at 75 school sites
    No cost stated
  54. T.-54Accepts a donated bus from the City of Oakland, valued at $1,275, for Manufacturing Day
    +$1Kcoming in
  55. T.-55Ratifies up to $10,700 for Outward Bound California ropes courses in summer credit recovery
    $11Knot to exceed
  56. T.-56Approves student travel for three Skyline High students to visit the University of Hawaii, Hilo
    No cost stated
  57. T.-57Accepts a $30,000 Intrepid Philanthropy grant for teacher training at Oakland Technical High
    +$30Kcoming in
  58. T.-58Accepts a $30,000 Intrepid Philanthropy grant for teacher training at Madison Park Academy Upper
    +$30Kcoming in
  59. T.-59Approves up to $15,000 for the National College Resources Foundation's HBCU college fairs
    $15Knot to exceed
  60. T.-60Accepts $752,323 more from the state for the California State Preschool Program
    +$752Kcoming in
  61. T.-61Accepts a $250,000 state grant for the Middle College and Early College high school network
    +$250Kcoming in
  62. T.-62Ratifies up to $14,000 for Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir's choral music program at Claremont Middle
    $14Knot to exceed
  63. T.-63Extends George Hills' claims administration contract to June 2025 and adds free incident tracking
    No cost stated
  64. T.-64Approves 2024-25 Measure G1 funding applications for named schools on the oversight commission's advice
    Cost not stated
  65. T.-65Ratifies the minutes of the May 22, 2024 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
  66. U.-1Buys up to $37,670 of fire alarm materials from Johnson Controls for Roosevelt Middle School science building
    $38Knot to exceed
  67. U.-2Hires KDI Group for up to $5,500 to inspect the Urban Promise re-roofing project
    $6Knot to exceed
  68. U.-3Hires Deco Tech Systems for up to $164,000 in new security cameras at Bret Harte Middle School
    $164Knot to exceed
  69. U.-4Hires Deco Tech Systems for up to $164,000 in new security cameras at Elmhurst Middle School
    $164Knot to exceed
  70. U.-5Awards D-Line Constructors up to $4.69M for East Oakland Pride Elementary site improvements
    $4.69Mnot to exceed
  71. U.-6Buys up to $27,614.43 of equipment and work from Brightly Software for a districtwide utility project
    $28Knot to exceed
  72. U.-7Awards Stronger Building Services $1.275M to replace the roof at Urban Promise Academy
    $1.27M

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