Wednesday, October 23, 2024

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

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

Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $109K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Grand River Solutions at up to $109K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $170.7M in payments already made (2 items)

Largest items

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

  1. Accounts Payable Warrants - Fiscal Year 2023-2024 - May - June 2024 and Fiscal Year 2024-2025 - July -September 2024 - Chief Business Officer$111.5M
  2. Payroll Warrants - Fiscal Year 2023-2024 - May - June 2024 and Fiscal Year 2024-2025 - July - September 2024 - Chief Business Officer$59.2M
  3. Springboard Collaborative$191K
  4. Data Media Services, Inc.$182K
  5. Spanish Speaking Unity Council$150K
  6. Oakland Public Education Fund$138K
  7. Data Media Services, Inc.$128K
  8. Building Block Interiors, Inc.$114K
  9. RK Roofing & Construction, Inc.$110K
  10. We Lead Ours$110K

Spending by category

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  1. Special education · 3$146K
    1. Programs & support · 3$146K
  2. Technology · 1$78K
  3. Staff & hiring · 7$62K
  1. L.-1Adds $5,000 to Jensen Hughes's fire alarm engineering contract and extends it to December 2025
    +$5Knew total $160K
  2. L.-2Adds $27,513 to Manzanita Elementary tree-planting contract for overtime and second-shift work
    +$28Knew total $490K
  3. L.-3Pays ACC Environmental up to $38,483.50 for hazardous material consulting at Santa Fe portables project
    $38Knot to exceed
  4. L.-4Ratifies a $57,600 contract for an expert to guide OUSD's interim nutrition leadership
    $58Knot to exceed
  5. L.-5Ratifies a $57,600 contract for an expert to guide OUSD's interim nutrition leadership
    $58Knot to exceed
  6. L.-6Ratifies a $57,600 contract for an expert to guide OUSD's interim nutrition leadership
    $58Knot to exceed
  7. L.-7Ratifies up to $30,000 for Cal Inc. environmental cleanup and sampling at school sites
    $30Knot to exceed
  8. L.-8Ratifies up to $25,000 for Blast Off Now Pressure Washing's water blasting and cleanup at school sites
    $25Knot to exceed
  9. L.-9Approves $111,460,960.43 in July-September 2024 vendor checks, plus $99,105,896.59 for May-June
    $111.5Mcumulative
  10. L.-10Approves $59,216,125.89 in July-September 2024 payroll, plus $55,027,133.57 for May-June
    $59.2Mcumulative
  11. L.-11Approves Personnel Report No. 2425-0003 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    No cost stated
  12. L.-12Accepts a $190,000 grant to develop and support Black teacher residents in Oakland
    +$190Kcoming in
  13. L.-13Sets up no-cost graduate fieldwork placements with California Institute of Integral Studies to 2029
    No cost stated
  14. L.-14Sets up no-cost graduate student fieldwork placements with Loma Linda University through 2029
    No cost stated
  15. L.-15Accepts a $500,000 state grant for the district's Early Educator Apprenticeship Program
    +$500Kcoming in
  16. L.-16Ratifies up to $1,200 for individual photography lessons for one student through Special Education
    $1Knot to exceed
  17. L.-17Ratifies $60,600 for Design For Equity to coach principals at 7 schools on antiracist leadership
    $61Knot to exceed
  18. L.-18Ratifies up to $60,000 for East Bay Agency for Children counseling at Greenleaf Elementary
    $60Knot to exceed
  19. L.-19Ratifies up to $82,000 for Change The Tune to strengthen the district's summer learning programs
    $82Knot to exceed
  20. L.-20Ratifies $63,315 for Museum of Children's Arts to teach visual arts in after-school programs
    $63Knot to exceed
  21. L.-21Ratifies $37,400 for East Bay Art Therapy at Dewey Academy, Bunche Academy and Street Academy
    $37Knot to exceed
  22. L.-22Ratifies $52,690 for after-school podcasting classes at Claremont Middle and McClymonds High
    $53Knot to exceed
  23. L.-23Adds $190,687 to Springboard Collaborative's after-school reading program for five elementary schools
    +$191Knew total $1.99M
  24. L.-24Ratifies up to $20,000 for Tiratana Consulting to map outcomes for expanded learning enrichment programs
    $20Knot to exceed
  25. L.-25Ratifies up to $48,680 for clinical supervision of social work and family therapy interns
    $49Knot to exceed
  26. L.-26Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $137,500 for five school psychology interns
    $138Knot to exceed
  27. L.-27Ratifies up to $7,000 for Lexia Voyager Sopris staff training through Special Education
    $7Knot to exceed
  28. L.-28Ratifies up to $12,000 for My Other Brother to distribute stipends to 50 Castlemont interns
    $12Knot to exceed
  29. L.-29Accepts $540,000 more in state funding for outreach and support for unaccompanied immigrant youth
    +$540Kcoming in
  30. L.-30Ratifies up to $5,250 for an evaluator of the district's human trafficking prevention grant
    $5Knot to exceed
  31. L.-31Pays a consultant up to $61,500 to review the district's expanded learning grant programs
    $62Knot to exceed
  32. L.-32Brings UC Berkeley's Public Service Center into after-school programs at no cost
    No cost stated
  33. L.-33Pays WestEd up to $90,000 for help with Medi-Cal billing changes and revenue analysis
    $90Knot to exceed
  34. L.-34Adds $11,555 and extends Dimensions Dance Theatre's after-school dance program to June 30, 2025
    +$12Knew total $83K
  35. L.-35Pays FEV Tutor up to $10,000 for one-on-one tutoring of English learners at Castlemont High
    $10Knot to exceed
  36. L.-36Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $11,000 to hand out Madison Park student internship stipends
    $11Knot to exceed
  37. L.-37Pays East Bay Consortium up to $10,000 for college and financial aid help at Oakland International High
    $10Knot to exceed
  38. L.-38Brings ARTogether's art programs to refugee and immigrant students at Oakland International, at no cost
    No cost stated
  39. L.-39Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $90,000 for Arab student and parent stipends and a literacy program
    $90Knot to exceed
  40. L.-40Pays Melissa Early Education up to $61,500 to coach new administrators on anti-bias practices
    $62Knot to exceed
  41. L.-41Pays a consultant up to $4,000 to design teacher professional development at Peralta Elementary
    $4Knot to exceed
  42. L.-42Pays Zymbolic up to $40,000 for weekly social-emotional lessons at Greenleaf Elementary
    $40Knot to exceed
  43. L.-43Pays Building Block Interiors up to $11,121.61 to divide a classroom at Montclair Elementary
    $11Knot to exceed
  44. L.-44Pays 4FamilyBarbque Culture Builder up to $75,000 for attendance and behavior case management
    $75Knot to exceed
  45. L.-45Pays Living Jazz up to $25,000 for a 15-week choir program at Cleveland Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
  46. L.-46Pays a contractor up to $35,000 to lead lunchtime team-building games at Elmhurst United Middle School
    $35Knot to exceed
  47. L.-47Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $25,000 to employ a parent as a homeless-student care assistant
    $25Knot to exceed
  48. L.-48Brings First Tee Oakland golf lessons to middle school after-school programs at no cost
    No cost stated
  49. L.-49Places UC Berkeley College Corps volunteers in district projects at no cost
    No cost stated
  50. L.-50Pays ConnectED up to $70,000 to help build Linked Learning career pathways for students
    $70Knot to exceed
  51. L.-51Pays Ummra Hang Consulting up to $13,500 for human trafficking prevention curriculum and training
    $14Knot to exceed
  52. L.-52Pays We Lead Ours up to $110,000 to run tobacco and drug prevention coaching for secondary students
    $110Knot to exceed
  53. L.-53Pays Junior Center of Art and Science up to $2,500 for art classes at Franklin Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
  54. L.-54Pays Hanna Interpreting Services up to $1,500 for interpretation and translation at La Escuelita Elementary
    $2Knot to exceed
  55. L.-55Pays Wellness Together up to $15,203.04 for student counseling at Lincoln Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  56. L.-56Pays Elevate Oakland up to $25,000 for artist-led music instruction at Elmhurst United Middle School
    $25Knot to exceed
  57. L.-57Pays a contractor up to $12,000 for administrative support to the Measures N and H team
    $12Knot to exceed
  58. L.-58Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $75,000 to host a student-support coach at Burckhalter Elementary
    $75Knot to exceed
  59. L.-59Pays DB Luv up to $65,000 for conditioning sessions and events for students with disabilities
    $65Knot to exceed
  60. L.-60Pays Junior Center of Art and Science up to $22,500 for creative technology classes at Franklin Elementary
    $23Knot to exceed
  61. L.-61Pays High Road Alliance up to $7,000 to help write a state workforce grant application
    $7Knot to exceed
  62. L.-62Pays Family Tree Productions up to $2,400 to livestream a high school graduation
    $2Knot to exceed
  63. L.-63Pays a consultant up to $65,000 to run Oakland Athletic League youth sports events
    $65Knot to exceed
  64. L.-64Pays East Bay Consortium up to $50,286.75 for college and career help for McClymonds seniors
    $50Knot to exceed
  65. L.-65Pays Luna Dance & Creativity up to $34,100 for weekly dance classes at Kaiser Elementary
    $34Knot to exceed
  66. L.-66Renews 1,000 Apex online course subscriptions from Edmentum for up to $78,065
    $78Knot to exceed
  67. L.-67Accepts free Living Jazz classes in choral, rhythm or dance at Glenview Elementary
    No cost stated
  68. L.-68Pays Kids Cooking For Life up to $6,000 for cooking classes at Franklin Elementary
    $6Knot to exceed
  69. L.-69Accepts free dental care for students from Big Smiles through May 2026
    No cost stated
  70. L.-70Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $21,000 for student wellness support at Frick
    $21Knot to exceed
  71. L.-71Accepts a $556,992 state grant for career technical education for high school students
    +$557Kcoming in
  72. L.-72Accepts four free college-access programs from Oakland Promise through October 2026
    No cost stated
  73. L.-73Accepts an $860,000 Kenneth Rainin Foundation grant for K-2 structured literacy coaching
    +$860Kcoming in
  74. L.-74Accepts free support from New Teacher Center for district leaders and teacher learning teams
    No cost stated
  75. L.-75Pays American Association of Yemeni Students and Professionals up to $90,000 for literacy program
    $90Knot to exceed
  76. L.-76Pays ConnectED up to $30,000 to support college and career readiness pathways work
    $30Knot to exceed
  77. L.-77Pays American Association of Yemeni Students and Professionals up to $107,800 at four schools
    $108Knot to exceed
  78. L.-78Accepts $157,993 through Cabrillo College district to host a regional career pathway coordinator
    +$158Kcoming in
  79. L.-79Pays a consultant up to $4,820 to boost family engagement at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $5Knot to exceed
  80. L.-80Pays Grand River Solutions up to $109,000 a year for investigations and Title IX decisions
    $109K/yryearly cap
  81. L.-81Gives American Indian Public Charter School II notice of concerns and a chance to fix them
    No cost stated
  82. L.-82Pays Spanish Speaking Unity Council up to $150,000 for Latinx student mentoring at three schools
    $150Knot to exceed
  83. L.-83Confirms the Board president’s appointment to the Measure G parcel tax oversight committee
    No cost stated
  84. L.-84Confirms the Board president’s appointment to the Measure G1 teacher retention oversight commission
    No cost stated
  85. L.-85Adopts a joint letter of support for Measure NN (formerly Measure Z)
    No cost stated
  86. M.-1Pays North American Fence & Railing $7,450 for fencing at Laurel Child Development Center
    $7K
  87. M.-2Pays Terraphase Engineering $9,350 for environmental site assessment at McClymonds High
    $9K
  88. M.-3Pays Terraphase Engineering $55,534 for environmental review of McClymonds High modernization
    $56K
  89. M.-4Awards Data Media Services $127,600 to replace security cameras at Westlake Middle School
    $128K
  90. M.-5Awards Data Media Services $182,000 to replace security cameras at Roosevelt Middle School
    $182K
  91. M.-6Adds $110,363.01 to RK Roofing's Roosevelt Middle School gym contract for new drains
    +$110Knew total $669K
  92. M.-7Buys 13 phone booths from Building Block Interiors for the Cole Administration Center for $114,043.28
    $114K

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