Wednesday, May 14, 2025

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

126 items totalGeneral: Passed 5–0Bonds: Passed 5–0

Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $25K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Grand River Solutions at up to $25K a year. Show yearly caps

Largest items

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

  1. Anthonio, Inc.$1.31M
  2. Native Soil, Inc.$814K
  3. Hanna Interpreting Services, LLC$750K
  4. Bay Area Community Resources$572K
  5. Native Soil, Inc.$568K
  6. Alameda County Health Department$535K
  7. Safe Passages$507K
  8. East Bay Asian Youth Center$457K
  9. Arntz Builders, Inc.$440K
  10. Stronger Building Services$415K

Spending by category

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  1. Technology · 5$833K
  2. Special education · 1$262K
    1. Programs & support · 1$262K
  3. Staff & hiring · 4$143K
  1. L.-1Hires Next Generation of Builders for $345,000 Franklin Elementary restroom remodel
    $345K
  2. L.-2Hires K&K JL Services for $179,998.01 Skyline High restroom remodel
    $180K
  3. L.-3Pays King Construction Inspection $6,500 to inspect Emerson Elementary roof replacement
    $7K
  4. L.-4Hires KBI Painting for $327,618 exterior painting at Acorn Woodland Elementary
    $328K
  5. L.-5Ratifies up to $39,550 for Salas O’Brien's structural report on Ethel Moore Building fire damage
    $40Knot to exceed
  6. L.-6Hires Sierra Pacific Sports for $16,625 play yard repair at United Nations Early Childhood site
    $17K
  7. L.-7Pays Cal Play Services up to $59,857.61 for play matting upkeep at Burbank Early Childhood site
    $60Knot to exceed
  8. L.-8Adds $16,319.23 to Moka Engineering's Stonehurst Elementary site improvements contract
    +$16Knew total $347K
  9. L.-9Hires Native Soil for $567,500 Manzanita Elementary schoolyard improvement project
    $568K
  10. L.-10Hires Native Soil for $813,500 schoolyard rebuild at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
    $814K
  11. L.-11Pays Blenderbox up to $354,000 for school enrollment software and support through July 2025
    $354Knot to exceed
  12. L.-12Pays Blenderbox up to $392,000 to update early childhood enrollment systems
    $392Knot to exceed
  13. L.-13Pays King Construction Inspection $6,500 to inspect Highland Child Development Center roof work
    $7K
  14. L.-14Hires RK Roofing for $297,000 Highland Child Development Center roof replacement
    $297K
  15. L.-15Hires Stronger Building Services for $415,000 Chabot roof replacement
    $415K
  16. L.-16Hires Stephens Construction for $279,000 Kaiser Child Development Center boiler replacement
    $279K
  17. L.-17Renews KABOOM! partnership to build up to 20 or more school playspaces through 2029
    No cost stated
  18. L.-18Ratifies up to $50,000 for Asset Panda asset-tracking software for one year
    $50Knot to exceed
  19. L.-19Ratifies up to $21,250 for Eat Better by Design nutrition consulting
    $21Knot to exceed
  20. L.-20Ratifies up to $5,000 for El Timpano to reach Mam-speaking families about enrollment
    $5Knot to exceed
  21. L.-21Ratifies $29,000 more for Creative Supports' ergonomic equipment, raising cap to $99,000
    +$29Knew total $99K
  22. L.-22Pays East Oakland Youth Development Center up to $97,599 for district apprentice support
    $98Knot to exceed
  23. L.-23Ratifies up to $20,000 for Workforce Development Unit's early educator apprenticeship support
    $20Knot to exceed
  24. L.-24Ratifies up to $20,000 for a Berkeley contractor to run staff conflict mediation and training
    $20Knot to exceed
  25. L.-25Adds $750,000 to Hanna Interpreting's translation contract, raising the cap to $1.45M
    +$750Knew total $1.45M
  26. L.-26Ratifies up to $10,000 for Build California business curriculum at Castlemont High
    $10Knot to exceed
  27. L.-27Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $103,000 to staff summer music programs
    $103Knot to exceed
  28. L.-28Ratifies up to $20,000 for Influential Walls to paint a mural at Castlemont High
    $20Knot to exceed
  29. L.-29Brings in $270,000 more from Cal State for mental health interns, extending to Dec. 2025
    +$270Kcoming in
  30. L.-30Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $24,000 for a parent intern aiding families facing homelessness
    $24Knot to exceed
  31. L.-31Pays KABOOM! up to $114,000 to plan and install schoolyard upgrades at two early childhood centers
    $114Knot to exceed
  32. L.-32Pays Reconstruction US up to $22,000 for its Lil' Speakers' Union curriculum at EnCompass Academy
    $22Knot to exceed
  33. L.-33Pays Acta Non Verba up to $99,512 to run summer learning at Grass Valley Elementary School
    $100Knot to exceed
  34. L.-34Pays The IKUNA Group up to $41,229 to run summer learning at Fremont High School
    $41Knot to exceed
  35. L.-35Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $53,310 to run summer learning at International Community School
    $53Knot to exceed
  36. L.-36Adds $572,287.50 to Bay Area Community Resources's existing contract for summer programs at nine schools
    +$572Knew total $38.9M
  37. L.-37Pays Girls Leading Goals up to $32,983.20 to run summer learning at Sankofa United Elementary School
    $33Knot to exceed
  38. L.-38Pays Elevo Learning up to $108,716.86 to run summer learning at Carl Munck Elementary School
    $109Knot to exceed
  39. L.-39Pays Elevo Learning up to $102,177.50 to run summer learning at Madison Park Academy Primary Campus
    $102Knot to exceed
  40. L.-40Pays Missoula Children's Theater up to $3,600 for a week of theater instruction at Hillcrest Elementary
    $4Knot to exceed
  41. L.-41Extends the UC Berkeley College Corps partnership with the district to 2030 at no cost
    No cost stated
  42. L.-42Adds $27,486.00 to Youth Together's existing contract for summer programs at Skyline High School
    +$27Knew total $1.56M
  43. L.-43Adds $27,486.00 to Oakland Kids First's existing contract for summer programs at Castlemont High School
    +$27Knew total $1.55M
  44. L.-44Pays Edventure More up to $114,438.80 to run summer learning at Melrose Leadership Academy
    $114Knot to exceed
  45. L.-45Adds $40,515.60 to Girls Inc. of Alameda County's existing contract for summer programs at Concordia Park
    +$41Knew total $10.4M
  46. L.-46Pays Refugee & Immigrant Transitions up to $15,000 for weekly food bank at Rudsdale High
    $15Knot to exceed
  47. L.-47Pays Philanthropic Ventures Foundation up to $2,100 to lead arts teacher leadership training
    $2Knot to exceed
  48. L.-48Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $6,600 to distribute peer wellness mentor stipends
    $7Knot to exceed
  49. L.-49Adds $456,575.38 to East Bay Asian Youth Center's existing contract for summer programs at five schools
    +$457Knew total $15.7M
  50. L.-50Pays Alameda County Health Department up to $535,000 for care at school-based health centers
    $535Knot to exceed
  51. L.-51Adds $507,348.04 to Safe Passages's existing contract for summer programs at six schools
    +$507Knew total $13.1M
  52. L.-52Pays Oakland Kids First up to $10,080 for study skills and career guidance for health pathway students
    $10Knot to exceed
  53. L.-53Pays Civic Productions up to $5,000 to help teachers and students show projects at the Creative Expo
    $5Knot to exceed
  54. L.-54Pays The Color Theory up to $20,000 to paint murals at Global Family Elementary
    $20Knot to exceed
  55. L.-55Pays Grouptrail up to $2,250 for internship program templates, dashboards and staff training
    $2Knot to exceed
  56. L.-56Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $12,375 to handle pay for a work-based learning aide
    $12Knot to exceed
  57. L.-57Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $43,000 to run summer student intern stipends
    $43Knot to exceed
  58. L.-58Pays Seneca Family of Agencies up to $1,500 for on-campus therapy at Bridges Academy
    $2Knot to exceed
  59. L.-59Approves a sole-source $262,056 license for the county's special education records system through 2028
    $262Knot to exceed
  60. L.-60Pays Lessoncast up to $4,000 for faculty professional development sessions
    $4Knot to exceed
  61. L.-61Extends WestEd's Medi-Cal billing help for the district by a year, with no added money
    No cost stated
  62. L.-62Ratifies up to $7,500 for Andromeda Education's online math tutoring at Sojourner Truth
    $8Knot to exceed
  63. L.-63Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $91,550 for summer outdoor trips for students
    $92Knot to exceed
  64. L.-64Ratifies up to $3,000 for IRIS Connect's in-classroom coaching for new teachers
    $3Knot to exceed
  65. L.-65Pays Aim High up to $56,193.60 for summer learning at Claremont Middle School
    $56Knot to exceed
  66. L.-66Pays Aim High up to $84,290.40 for summer learning at Westlake Middle School
    $84Knot to exceed
  67. L.-67Adds $114,438.80 for YMCA of the East Bay's summer program at Piedmont Avenue Elementary
    +$114Knew total $2.34M
  68. L.-68Adds $247,261.50 for Oakland Leaf's summer programs at Bret Harte and International Community School
    +$247Knew total $6.39M
  69. L.-69Ratifies up to $5,747.50 for Freedom Community Clinic's healing services at staff events
    $6Knot to exceed
  70. L.-70Adds $134,874.30 for East Bay Agency for Children's summer program at Highland Community School
    +$135Knew total $6.05M
  71. L.-71Ratifies up to $2,000 for Lend A Hand Foundation to help Dewey Academy students with food and care items
    $2Knot to exceed
  72. L.-72Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $16,000 for a newcomer case manager at Rudsdale
    $16Knot to exceed
  73. L.-73Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $35,000 for a parent intern supporting families
    $35Knot to exceed
  74. L.-74Ratifies up to $25,000 for a consultant to gather feedback and update the district's discipline matrix
    $25Knot to exceed
  75. L.-75Ratifies up to $37,500 for Quest Nursing Education Center to teach a nursing assistant course to alumni
    $38Knot to exceed
  76. L.-76Pays We Lead Ours up to $65,000 for sports-based career and college programming for students
    $65Knot to exceed
  77. L.-77Accepts a $50,000 donation from Cheeryble Foundation for The Center's garden and food programs
    +$50Kcoming in
  78. L.-78Ratifies up to $3,300 for a consultant to advise Redwood Heights Elementary's school and community leaders
    $3Knot to exceed
  79. L.-79Pays East Bay Consortium up to $5,000 for college application help for LIFE Academy students
    $5Knot to exceed
  80. L.-80Ratifies up to $80,000 for 1Direction to lead a student peer wellness program at Oakland Tech
    $80Knot to exceed
  81. L.-81Adds $5,000 to Pantry Kids' agreement for snack bags for McKinney-Vento students
    +$5Knew total $8K
  82. L.-82Adds $5,000 to All Good Living Foundation's agreement for basic-need items for students and families
    +$5Knew total $10K
  83. L.-83Pays Oakland Kids First up to $8,433.54 for pathway student leadership training at Oakland High
    $8Knot to exceed
  84. L.-84Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $150,000 for family and attendance support at Garfield Elementary
    $150Knot to exceed
  85. L.-85Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $225,000 to manage student intern stipends for a summer program
    $225Knot to exceed
  86. L.-86Pays Growing Together up to $9,000 for garden-based classes at International Community School
    $9Knot to exceed
  87. L.-87Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $20,548 to handle supply payments for a summer program
    $21Knot to exceed
  88. L.-88Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $16,773 for a visual arts course in summer credit recovery
    $17Knot to exceed
  89. L.-89Ratifies up to $11,920.90 for Attitudinal Healing Connection's visual arts course in summer credit recovery
    $12Knot to exceed
  90. L.-90Ratifies $400 for Junior Center of Art and Science workshops for first graders at Lincoln Elementary
    $400not to exceed
  91. L.-91Pays up to $2,500 for a two-day workshop on supporting neurodivergent students at Emerson Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
  92. L.-92Pays Marzano Resources up to $22,077.48 for teacher and administrator training at Met West High School
    $22Knot to exceed
  93. L.-93Pays HumanMade up to $12,000 for advanced manufacturing career workshops at Castlemont High
    $12Knot to exceed
  94. L.-94Pays Oakland Kids First up to $20,000 for leadership classes and school climate work at Castlemont High
    $20Knot to exceed
  95. L.-95Accepts up to $385,000 from Oakland Promise to help seniors and graduates reach college and career goals
    +$385Kcoming in
  96. L.-96Pays East Bay Consortium up to $35,000 for college and financial aid workshops at Fremont High
    $35Knot to exceed
  97. L.-97Accepts up to $30,000 from the Intrepid Philanthropy Foundation for newcomer literacy teacher training
    +$30Kcoming in
  98. L.-98Adds $20,000 to SEAL's contract for biliteracy training and coaching, now up to $70,000
    +$20Knew total $70K
  99. L.-99Pays Luminous Minds up to $7,000 for literacy coaching for primary teachers at Brookfield Elementary
    $7Knot to exceed
  100. L.-100Pays Oakland Zoo up to $1,325 for live animal science presentations at Hoover Elementary
    $1Knot to exceed
  101. L.-101Adds $8,800 to a Linked Learning consultant's contract, raising the cap to $23,200
    +$9Knew total $23K
  102. L.-102Pays BAMA Institute up to $26,800 for CPR and phlebotomy courses for 23 students this summer
    $27Knot to exceed
  103. L.-103Pays Fam 1st Family Foundation up to $25,000 to run the Oakland Athletic League media team
    $25Knot to exceed
  104. L.-104Pays Niroga Institute up to $14,750 for arts-based credit recovery lessons in Summer HAcK 2025
    $15Knot to exceed
  105. L.-105Pays Children Rising up to $5,000 for after-school reading instruction at Burckhalter Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
  106. L.-106Accepts $120,000 from Eat.Learn.Play. Foundation for a tiered literacy support position
    +$120Kcoming in
  107. L.-107Pays UC Regents up to $66,000 for college advising at Oakland Tech, Oakland High and Castlemont
    $66Knot to exceed
  108. L.-108Extends BOSS's no-cost adult education partnership from June 2025 to June 2028
    No cost stated
  109. L.-109Partners with CROP at no cost to refer people leaving incarceration into adult education
    No cost stated
  110. L.-110Pays Arizona State University up to $50,000 to help Linked Learning office leaders work as a team
    $50Knot to exceed
  111. L.-111Pays up to $32,360.50 to use Northeastern University's Mills facility for four graduations
    $32Knot to exceed
  112. L.-112Pays up to $94,320 to rent the Paramount Theatre for six high school graduation ceremonies
    $94Knot to exceed
  113. L.-113Hires Catalyst Environmental Solutions for up to $311,654 in vapor surveys across the district
    $312Knot to exceed
  114. L.-114Pays ENGEO up to $20,000 for the first phase of the district's vapor intrusion work
    $20Knot to exceed
  115. L.-115Ratifies Grand River Solutions' complaint-tracking software at up to $24,800 per year
    $25K/yryearly cap
  116. M.-1Pays Anthonio up to $1.31M to inspect construction at Roosevelt Middle School through 2029
    $1.31Mnot to exceed
  117. M.-2Pays Tulum Innovative Engineering $36,507.74 to connect door-access software at the Cole Data Center
    $37K
  118. M.-3Adds $440,000 and 296 days to Arntz Builders' Claremont Middle School kitchen and multi-purpose room job
    +$440Knew total $16.7M
  119. M.-4Pays Star Elevator up to $28,396.96 to replace an elevator control panel at West Oakland Middle School
    $28Knot to exceed
  120. M.-5Pays CBRE Design Collective up to $116,992 to check building systems at McClymonds High modernization
    $117Knot to exceed
  121. M.-6Adds $10,770 to Farallon's environmental report work for Melrose Leadership Academy
    +$11Knew total $16K
  122. M.-7Pays Valley Relocation up to $59,853.20 to move furniture at McClymonds High School
    $60Knot to exceed
  123. M.-8Adds $95,242 and a year of time to Mobile Modular's classroom lease at Roosevelt Middle School
    +$95Knew total $1.12M
  124. M.-9Hires Terraphase Engineering for $10,670 in environmental site assessment at Garfield Elementary
    $11K
  125. M.-10Adds $9,300 and 68 days to Terraphase's environmental report work at McClymonds High School
    +$9Knew total $19K
  126. M.-11Hires Terraphase Engineering for $81,381 in environmental review work at Garfield Elementary
    $81K

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