Wednesday, February 12, 2025

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

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

7 items were pulled from the consent report and decided on February 26, 2025 and March 26, 2025.

Not counted in the totals above. $2.74M in budget allocations (1 item)

  1. L.-1Pays EN Drafting & Fabrication up to $33,444 for food wells and sink paneling at two schools
    $33Knot to exceed
  2. L.-2Awards BakTek up to $100,000 to repair and maintain school kitchen stoves and ranges
    $100Knot to exceed
  3. L.-3Awards Chefs' Toys up to $2.3M for school kitchen equipment
    $2.30Mnot to exceed
  4. L.-4Awards Foster Farms up to $273,160 for chicken wings and grilled chicken strips
    $273Knot to exceed
  5. L.-5Awards Rich Chicks up to $762,930 for chicken nuggets and patties for school meals
    $763Knot to exceed
  6. L.-6Awards Cream Co up to $859,143 for part of the K-12 specialty proteins meal program
    $859Knot to exceed
  7. L.-7Awards Sysco up to $420,000 for pre-prepared meals and sandwiches for schools
    $420Knot to exceed
  8. L.-8Pays EDvance College up to $57,060 to help seven employees earn early childhood degrees
    $57Knot to exceed
  9. L.-9Pays Vidcruiter up to $14,400 for a virtual job-interview platform for one year
    $14Knot to exceed
  10. L.-10Names eight 2024-25 Classified School Employees of the Year
    No cost stated
  11. L.-11District receives $225,000 more from City of Oakland for newcomer wellness grant
    +$225Kcoming in
  12. L.-12Pays City of Oakland up to $1.3M for violence-prevention teams at two high schools
    $1.30Mnot to exceed
  13. L.-13Pays InPlay Learning Network up to $85,000 to enroll students in summer programs
    $85Knot to exceed
  14. L.-14Pays Well Beyond Academics up to $5,086 for a student substance-use prevention program
    $5Knot to exceed
  15. L.-15Pays Collective Agency up to $7,500 to help write a community schools grant application
    $8Knot to exceed
  16. L.-16Pays The Teaching Well up to $6,000 for teacher coaching at Joaquin Miller Elementary
    $6Knot to exceed
  17. L.-17Pays Campus Security Solutions up to $6,735 to install a projector at Franklin Elementary
    $7Knot to exceed
  18. L.-18Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $51,920 for reading tutoring at Acorn Woodland
    $52Knot to exceed
  19. L.-19Pays Blueprint Schools Network up to $92,700 for math tutoring coaching and training
    $93Knot to exceed
  20. L.-20Pays Care Solace up to $68,000 to connect students and families to mental health care
    $68Knot to exceed
  21. L.-21Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $15,158 for peer wellness stipends at Madison Park
    $15Knot to exceed
  22. L.-22Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $154,852 to hire tobacco-prevention coaches
    $155Knot to exceed
  23. L.-23Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $12,000 for student health council stipends
    $12Knot to exceed
  24. L.-24Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $13,365 for high school peer mentors
    $13Knot to exceed
  25. L.-25Pays a consultant up to $2,400 to write a brief on peer wellness programs
    $2Knot to exceed
  26. L.-26Pays Pantry Kids up to $3,000 for snack boxes for homeless students
    $3Knot to exceed
  27. L.-27Pays Center for the Collaborative Classroom up to $11,071 to coach Skyline seniors
    $11Knot to exceed
  28. L.-28Approves Life Academy trip for 17 students to Rogue River, Oregon, in June 2025
    No cost stated
  29. L.-29Approves Edna Brewer trip for 140 8th graders to Washington, DC and Williamsburg
    No cost stated
  30. L.-30Approves no-cost deal letting Rivet School recruit OUSD students and receive student data
    No cost stated
  31. L.-31Ratifies up to $50,000 for Planting Justice to teach nutrition education at Dewey Academy
    $50Knot to exceed
  32. L.-32Approves up to $24,040 for Soccer Without Borders to run soccer and mentoring at Rudsdale High
    $24Knot to exceed
  33. L.-33Approves up to $61,500 for Bay Area Community Resources to add student-support staff hours at Lockwood
    $62Knot to exceed
  34. L.-34Approves up to $18,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to build a family engagement plan at Esperanza
    $18Knot to exceed
  35. L.-35Approves up to $6,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to provide a family liaison at La Escuelita
    $6Knot to exceed
  36. L.-36Approves up to $21,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to staff reading and student support at Allendale
    $21Knot to exceed
  37. L.-37Approves up to $8,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to provide after-school sports coaches at Allendale
    $8Knot to exceed
  38. L.-38Ratifies up to $21,070 for Bay Area Video Coalition to teach media arts at Westlake Middle
    $21Knot to exceed
  39. L.-39Ratifies up to $5,000 for 14 Caliber to report on and promote the Healthy Oakland Kids and Teens Program
    $5Knot to exceed
  40. L.-40Ratifies up to $5,400 for a music instructor to teach beat making at Dewey Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
  41. L.-41Ratifies up to $7,298 for Freedom Community Clinic to run a youth healing program at Madison Park
    $7Knot to exceed
  42. L.-42Ratifies up to $114,000 for Tandem to sustain the Story Cycles program in 134 early learning classrooms
    $114Knot to exceed
  43. L.-43Adds $16,000 to Design For Equity's coaching contract, raising the cap to $76,600
    +$16Knew total $77K
  44. L.-44Approves up to $216,000 for Zen Educate to supply support staff for special education programs
    $216Knot to exceed
  45. L.-45Accepts a $200,000 Sobrato Family Foundation grant, through Oakland Public Education Fund, for Oakland International High
    +$200Kcoming in
  46. L.-46Ratifies up to $24,180 for Faucette Micro Systems to maintain and move off the Web504 database
    $24Knot to exceed
  47. L.-47Authorizes Montera Middle School to take 40 eighth graders to Washington, D.C. and Williamsburg
    No cost stated
  48. L.-48Ratifies a no-cost agreement to share student records with the California Colleges website
    No cost stated
  49. L.-49Ratifies up to $17,500 for National College Resources Foundation to run a college tour for 12th graders
    $18Knot to exceed
  50. L.-50Accepts a $7,350 grant from the Bay Area K-16 Collaborative for industry tours for students
    +$7Kcoming in
  51. L.-51Approves a fiscal sponsorship agreement letting Oakland Public Education Fund hold donations for the district
    No cost stated
  52. L.-52Approves a no-cost agreement for Oakland Public Education Fund to run the district's volunteer program
    No cost stated
  53. L.-53Ratifies the minutes of the January 2, 2025 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
  54. L.-54Ratifies the minutes of the January 6, 2025 annual organizational Board meeting
    No cost stated
  55. L.-55Ratifies the minutes of the January 8, 2025 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
  56. L.-56Ratifies the minutes of the January 18, 2025 special Board meeting
    No cost stated
  57. L.-57Ratifies the minutes of the January 22, 2025 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
  58. L.-58Adopts MetWest High School's $53,573.04 Measure N and H carryover plan and budget
    $54K
  59. L.-59Shifts $600 at Oakland High from carryover funds to a Civic Productions consultant contract
    −$600new total $25K
  60. L.-60Shifts $2,500 at the Linked Learning Office from a pathway coach contract to clerical overtime
    −$3Knew total $178K
  61. L.-61Moves $600 of Oakland High carryover to refreshments for a career-pathway partner meeting
    $600
  62. L.-62Moves $2,228.40 of Oakland High carryover to pay substitutes for the VAMMP pathway
    $2K
  63. L.-63Moves $1,200 of Oakland High carryover to meals for a student overnight trip to Sacramento
    $1K
  64. L.-64Moves $1,028.40 of Oakland High carryover to rent a venue for a teacher team retreat
    $1K
  65. L.-65Moves $2,828.41 of Oakland High carryover to pay substitutes for the ESA pathway
    $3K
  66. L.-66Moves $1,200 of Oakland High carryover to meals for a student overnight trip to Los Angeles
    $1K
  67. L.-67Moves $5,450 of Oakland High carryover to buy YouScience curriculum licenses
    $5K
  68. L.-68Moves $1,628.40 of Oakland High carryover to pay substitutes for the LSJ pathway
    $2K
  69. L.-69Moves $6,175 of Oakland High carryover to pay teachers stipends for IDEA pathway meetings
    $6K
  70. L.-70Moves $2,000 of Oakland High carryover to pay for contracted bus services
    $2K
  71. L.-71Moves $1,894 of Oakland High carryover to pay substitutes for the IDEA pathway
    $2K
  72. L.-72Moves $600.50 of Oakland High carryover to refreshments for a career-pathway partner meeting
    $601
  73. L.-73Adopts updates to the Linked Learning Quality Standards for career pathways
    No cost stated
  74. L.-74Approves amended 2024-25 Measure G1 applications for Melrose Leadership Academy and West Oakland Middle
    No cost stated
  75. L.-75Allocates $2.74M in Measure G1 money to named district schools for 2025-26
    $2.74M
  76. M.-1Adds $32,617.50 to Building Maps' contract for 750 tamper-resistant evacuation signage frames
    +$33Knew total $449K
  77. M.-2Adds $53,900 to Hibser Yamauchi's architect contract for Fremont High's HVAC and mechanical upgrades
    +$54Knew total $596K

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