Wednesday, November 13, 2024

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

86 items totalGeneral: Passed 7–0Bonds: Passed 7–0

Largest items

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

  1. Overaa Construction$3.34M
  2. Street Academy Foundation$538K
  3. Safe Passages$522K
  4. Robert Half, Inc.$386K
  5. Love, Learn, Success$349K
  6. Lincoln$250K
  7. D-Line Constructors, Inc.$167K
  8. B & H Photo - Video - Pro Audio$114K
  9. Star Elevator, Inc.$114K
  10. Sof Surfaces, Inc.$108K

Spending by category

Select a category to filter the list.

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

This is an independent project created to provide transparency to the OUSD Community, and is not affiliated with Oakland Unified District. All data used to create the Consent Report Tracker is made public by Legistar, OUSD's official platform for posting legislative records. Plain-English summaries are written by AI with narrow parameters based upon the official text of the reports. Read about how all this works.

Get Updates

Your info is safe with us.