Wednesday, November 13, 2024
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
Spending by category
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- L.-1Pays Star Elevator up to $114,000 to repair and maintain elevators and wheelchair lifts$114Knot to exceed
- L.-2Pays Atlas Technical Consultants up to $34,738 for soil testing at the Cole Administration Center$35Knot to exceed
- L.-3Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $30,000 to study Living Schoolyard projects$30Knot to exceed
- L.-4Buys $107,591.50 of rubber play-surface tiles from Sof Surfaces for Stonehurst Elementary$108K
- L.-5Pays The KDI Group up to $48,906 to inspect construction of a therapy unit at the Santa Fe site$49Knot to exceed
- L.-6Pays Consolidated Engineering Laboratories up to $26,611 for materials testing at the Santa Fe site$27Knot to exceed
- L.-7Buys $114,218.49 of audio, video and classroom supplies from B&H for Fremont High's career classroom$114K
- L.-8Adopts a resolution allowing temporary borrowing between district funds in 2024-25No cost stated
- L.-9Hires Bay City Surplus to sell surplus district vehicles and equipment, with a $30,000 limitSales capnot a cost
- L.-10Ratifies up to $3,500 for an active assailant prevention training at Skyline High School$4Knot to exceed
- L.-11Accepts a $480,000 state grant to train and place diverse school administrators through 2027+$480Kcoming in
- L.-12Approves a no-cost intern and fieldwork partnership with Saint Mary's College through 2029No cost stated
- L.-13Approves a no-cost social work fieldwork partnership with UC Berkeley through 2029No cost stated
- L.-14Accepts a $360,000 federal CDC grant for adolescent health in community schools through 2029+$360Kcoming in
- L.-15Accepts free wheelchair-accessible van use for recreation trips from Bay Area Outreach and RecreationNo cost stated
- L.-16Pays High Road Alliance up to $52,020 to plan a sustainable Alumni Highway to Work program$52Knot to exceed
- L.-17Pays Pathful up to $53,166.66 for career-connection platform access at 11 schools$53Knot to exceed
- L.-18Pays UC San Francisco up to $65,358 to support health career classes at district schools$65Knot to exceed
- L.-19Pays Black Cultural Zone up to $24,000 for music and movement assemblies in after school programs$24Knot to exceed
- L.-20Pays a contractor up to $85,000 to recruit students for the Expanded Learning Office's Arts Initiative$85Knot to exceed
- L.-21Pays an interpreter up to $5,000 for Arabic translation at Lockwood STEAM Academy$5Knot to exceed
- L.-22Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $8,750 for an AmeriCorps youth support specialist at Allendale$9Knot to exceed
- L.-23Adds $349,390 to Love, Learn, Success's after school contract at Melrose Leadership Academy+$349Knew total $1.45M
- L.-24Adds $522,143.36 to Safe Passages' after school contract for seven schools+$522Knew total $12.6M
- L.-25Pays a technology contractor up to $25,000 to maintain computers at Edna Brewer Middle School$25Knot to exceed
- L.-26Pays Khepera Curriculum Group up to $50,000 for curriculum access and teacher training$50Knot to exceed
- L.-27Pays an arts consultant up to $63,400 to help build the district's arts learning blueprint$63Knot to exceed
- L.-28Pays Tiratana Consulting up to $60,400 to help build the district's arts learning blueprint$60Knot to exceed
- L.-29Raises Bay Area Urban Debate Commission's after school contract by $42,287.50 to $50,187.50+$42Knew total $50K
- L.-30Pays DDG Training and Consulting up to $38,000 for father-focused family engagement training$38Knot to exceed
- L.-31Pays Street Academy Foundation up to $538,085 to run Emiliano Zapata Street Academy in 2024-25$538Knot to exceed
- L.-32Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $20,330 for mentoring 15 LIFE Academy middle school girls$20Knot to exceed
- L.-33Adds a Speech Pathology Group addendum to its nonpublic agency contract for 2024-25Cost not stated
- L.-34Accepts $312,827 from California Department of Social Services for Afghan immigrant support+$313Kcoming in
- L.-35Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $23,509 for art lessons in 11 La Escuelita classrooms$24Knot to exceed
- L.-36Pays Children Rising up to $5,000 for early reading instruction at Lockwood STEAM Academy$5Knot to exceed
- L.-37Accepts up to $4.43M from the state to hire and train wellness coaches for student mental health+$4.43Mcoming in
- L.-38Accepts up to $376,000 from Alameda County Health to expand student mental health services+$376Kcoming in
- L.-39Updates Ro Health's 2024-25 nonpublic agency contract with three clarifying addendaCost not stated
- L.-40Pays a contractor up to $75,000 for girls' groups and behavior support at West Oakland Middle School$75Knot to exceed
- L.-41Approves Oakland Tech trip for 56 seniors to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival at no cost to the districtNo cost stated
- L.-42Accepts a $572,000 Riddell Fund grant for Oakland Goes Outdoors activities in middle schools+$572Kcoming in
- L.-43Accepts $500,000 from Eat.Learn.Play Foundation to fund a literacy supports coordinator through 2027+$500Kcoming in
- L.-44Accepts $1.99M from the Strong Workforce Program for work-based learning and career readiness+$1.99Mcoming in
- L.-45Accepts a $35,000 state grant for the Oakland High Engineering Academy+$35Kcoming in
- L.-46Pays a math coach up to $33,600 to build teacher skills at Sojourner Truth Independent Study$34Knot to exceed
- L.-47Pays Youth Uprising up to $50,000 for violence and substance abuse prevention at Castlemont High$50Knot to exceed
- L.-48Pays The IKUNA Group up to $9,979 for a rugby day and Pacific Islander student outreach$10Knot to exceed
- L.-49Adds $63,650 to Destiny Arts Center's after-school arts agreement, raising the cap to $99,800+$64Knew total $100K
- L.-50Pays Elevate Oakland up to $38,100 for after-school arts programs for TK-1st grade students$38Knot to exceed
- L.-51Pays Lincoln up to $250,000 for mental health and family support for young children$250Knot to exceed
- L.-52Pays Reading Partners up to $11,500 for reading help at Think College Now Elementary$12Knot to exceed
- L.-53Pays Children Rising up to $5,000 for one-on-one reading tutoring at Horace Mann Elementary$5Knot to exceed
- L.-54Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $24,000 for martial arts classes at Manzanita Community Elementary$24Knot to exceed
- L.-55Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $25,000 for a community manager at MLK Jr./Lafayette Elementary$25Knot to exceed
- L.-56Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $23,500 for weekly art classes at East Oakland Pride Elementary$24Knot to exceed
- L.-57Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $24,000 for movement arts classes at Garfield Elementary$24Knot to exceed
- L.-58Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $24,000 for movement and music classes at Oakland Academy of Knowledge$24Knot to exceed
- L.-59Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $25,000 for weekly art classes at Sankofa United Elementary$25Knot to exceed
- L.-60Pays Elevate Oakland up to $30,000 for 300 hours of teaching artists for an East Oakland vocal music program$30Knot to exceed
- L.-61Ratifies up to $23,100 for Junior Center of Art and Science arts and science lessons at Emerson Elementary$23Knot to exceed
- L.-62Adds $33,550 and extends Youth Beat after-school media arts at McClymonds High through May 2025+$34Knew total $121K
- L.-63Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $18,531.14 for arts instructors at four elementary schools$19Knot to exceed
- L.-64Pays up to $7,700 through Oakland Public Education Fund for MetWest student peer wellness mentor stipends$8Knot to exceed
- L.-65Ratifies up to $5,000 for All Good Living Foundation to stock the homeless youth clothing and supplies closet$5Knot to exceed
- L.-66Ratifies up to $15,980 for Cantare Con Vivo after-school children's choir at Melrose Leadership Academy$16Knot to exceed
- L.-67Adds $385,925 for Robert Half contract staffing for the Legal Department in 2024-25+$386Knew total $723K
- L.-68Ratifies up to $84,000 for Devine & Gong and Brookwood Partners asset management and real estate services$84Knot to exceed
- L.-69Ends the lease of the former Piedmont Child Development Center to the City of OaklandNo cost stated
- L.-70Gives Oakland Charter High School notice of governance and operations concerns and a chance to fix themNo cost stated
- L.-71Approves Measure G1 carryover funds and amended 2024-25 plans for named schoolsNo cost stated
- L.-72Sets the Career Technical Education Advisory Committee at fifteen members and names themNo cost stated
- M.-1Ratifies $8,087 for North American Fence & Railing to replace the Hintil Kuu child center's main gate$8K
- M.-2Ratifies $17,161.91 for MCOR Telecom to install a door entry intercom at Emerson Child Development Center$17K
- M.-3Ratifies $20,702.37 for MCOR Telecom to install a door entry intercom at Hintil Kuu Child Development Center$21K
- M.-4Ratifies $19,222.32 for MCOR Telecom to install a door entry intercom at Manzanita Child Development Center$19K
- M.-5Ratifies $17,519.93 for MCOR Telecom to install a door entry intercom at Grass Valley Elementary$18K
- M.-6Ratifies $27,310 for MCOR Telecom to install a door entry intercom at the Santa Fe special education site$27K
- M.-7Adds $46,475 for Jensen Hughes fire and intrusion alarm drawing work at Melrose Leadership Academy+$46Knew total $206K
- M.-8Adds $3.34M to Overaa's Roosevelt Middle School modernization lease-leaseback contract+$3.34Mnew total $7.01M
- M.-9Approves $5,677.11 for KW Engineering to continue commissioning work at the Cole Administration Center$6Knot to exceed
- M.-10Adds $53,578 for AGS geotechnical and geohazard consulting at McClymonds High modernization+$54Knew total $181K
- M.-11Approves $29,870.72 for Ninyo & Moore environmental services at the Cole Administration Center$30Knot to exceed
- M.-12Adds $166,591.91 and 76 days for D-Line's East Oakland Pride Elementary garden and lawn work+$167Knew total $4.86M
- M.-13Approves $3,950 for Johnson Controls Fire Protection hydrant flow testing at Fremont High$4Knot to exceed
- M.-14Cuts $2,788.57 from Stronger Building Services' Urban Promise Academy roof contract−$3Knew total $1.27M
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report: Approved 7–0
A motion was made by Director Thompson, seconded by Director Lerma, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Michele Vasquez P Abstention
- Maximus Simmons P Abstention
- Jennifer Brouhard Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- 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
A motion was made by Director Thompson, seconded by Director Lerma, to Approve the General Consent Report - General Obligation Bonds - Measures B, J. and Y. The motion carried by the following vote:
- Michele Vasquez P Aye
- Maximus Simmons P Aye
- 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, November 13, 2024 meeting.
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