Wednesday, May 28, 2025

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

Yearly caps are counted separately. 4 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $1.25M a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Leone, Alberts & Duus Law Firm at up to $750K a year. Show yearly caps

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School buildings & construction · 22$12.7M
Student health, support & family services · 6$730K
After-school & summer programs · 12$402K
Classroom & academic programs · 25$347K
Legal, compliance & risk · 6$48K
Technology · 1$16K
Budget, finance & payments · 1$3K

L.-1Pays Johnson Controls Fire Protection $24,888.57 for fire-alarm beam work at Montera gym
$25K
L.-2Pays KDI Group $4,060 to inspect the Westlake Middle School roof replacement
$4K
L.-3Pays KDI Group $5,220 to inspect the Chabot Elementary library and main building roof work
$5K
L.-4Awards Diablo Roofing $226,750 to replace the Westlake Middle School gym roof
$227K
L.-5Pays Bartos Architecture $73,640 to design the Markham Elementary restroom renovation
$74K
L.-6Adds $661,705 to Verde Design's contract for two school turf field replacement designs
+$662Knew total $662K
L.-7Ratifies EN Drafting & Fabrication kitchen repairs at two elementary schools, up to $14,501.18
$15K
L.-8Ratifies Emergency Rooter's $30,920 floor and sink drain repairs at Hoover Elementary cafeteria
$31K
L.-9Ratifies $34,889.90 to 99 North Construction & Plumbing for Sequoia Elementary kitchen plumbing
$35K
L.-10Pays T.Y.R. up to $26,334 to inspect fire-repair work at Manzanita Elementary
$26Knot to exceed
L.-11Pays T.Y.R. up to $10,626 to inspect fire-repair work at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
$11Knot to exceed
L.-12Approves Personnel Report No. 2425-0009 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
No cost stated
L.-13Extends no-cost Project SEARCH internships for adults with developmental disabilities to 2028
No cost stated
L.-14Pays Aim High up to $35,121 for summer learning at Madison Park Academy Upper Campus
$35Knot to exceed
L.-15Pays Aim High up to $73,754.10 for summer learning at Urban Promise Academy
$74Knot to exceed
L.-16Adds $74,634 for Jewish Community Center's summer programming at Montera Middle School
+$75Knew total $1.44M
L.-17Pays Spanish Speaking Unity Council up to $13,100.67 to support at-risk Latino students at United for Success
$13Knot to exceed
L.-18Ratifies up to $3,712.50 for SEE Change Consulting staff training and climate survey
$4Knot to exceed
L.-19Pays Oakland Kids First up to $23,000 for paid career internships at Castlemont High
$23Knot to exceed
L.-20Ratifies up to $5,000 for Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir vocal music classes at West Oakland Middle
$5Knot to exceed
L.-21Ratifies up to $4,000 for High Road Alliance to write a college and career pathways grant application
$4Knot to exceed
L.-22Ratifies up to $4,300 for Woodminster/Producers Associates to design Edna Brewer's Frozen musical
$4Knot to exceed
L.-23Ratifies up to $3,630 for Mentoring Medicine & Science summer health-careers programming
$4Knot to exceed
L.-24Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $31,350 for charter teachers' Linked Learning certification
$31Knot to exceed
L.-25Ratifies $19,000 more for Attitudinal Healing Connection's West Oakland Middle enrichment programs
+$19Knew total $43K
L.-26Pays East Oakland Youth Development Center up to $79,609.60 for summer learning at 8200 International Blvd.
$80Knot to exceed
L.-27Pays Lincoln up to $49,756 for summer learning at Sankofa United Elementary
$50Knot to exceed
L.-28Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $60,000 to administer Highway to Work student stipends
$60Knot to exceed
L.-29Pays Lincoln up to $49,756 for summer learning at Horace Mann Elementary
$50Knot to exceed
L.-30Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $2,750 in stipends for a student neurotech lab
$3Knot to exceed
L.-31Adds $1,171.98 for summer performing arts instructors from Oakland Public Education Fund
+$1Knew total $20K
L.-32Pays Center for the Collaborative Classroom up to $6,400 to train summer literacy tutors
$6Knot to exceed
L.-33Adds $25,000 for Lend A Hand Foundation to give basics to students and families facing homelessness
+$25Knew total $30K
L.-34Pays a contractor up to $15,500 to build an online directory of approved district vendors
$16Knot to exceed
L.-35Pays Dimensions Dance Theatre up to $52,150 for enrichment at West Oakland Middle School
$52Knot to exceed
L.-36Pays Freedom Ink up to $10,000 to train Manzanita Community Elementary staff
$10Knot to exceed
L.-37Adds $7,200 for East Bay Asian Youth Center's attendance support at Manzanita Community Elementary
+$7Knew total $75K
L.-38Pays ACTS Full Gospel up to $2,500 to host the 2025 Black Student Celebration
$3Knot to exceed
L.-39Derivita to train summer school teachers on a math practice platform at no cost
No cost stated
L.-40Adds $2,500 for a contractor to process charter and Street Academy reimbursements
+$3Knew total $42K
L.-41Pays Mentoring in Medicine and Science up to $7,500 for health workshops at Castlemont High
$8Knot to exceed
L.-42Pays Big Picture Learning up to $25,000 for internship coaching at MetWest High School
$25Knot to exceed
L.-43Adds $25,000 for WestEd to train preschool and transitional kindergarten teachers
+$25Knew total $65K
L.-44The Alliance for Community Wellness to serve immigrant youth and families at no cost
No cost stated
L.-45Pays The Mosaic Project up to $6,600 for social-emotional curriculum for 4th graders
$7Knot to exceed
L.-46Subcontracts child care and child development services to The Unity Council for up to $662,456
$662Knot to exceed
L.-47Pays Public Health Institute up to $11,200 for health career experiences at LIFE Academy
$11Knot to exceed
L.-48Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $33,000 for a newcomer case manager at Castlemont High
$33Knot to exceed
L.-49Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $5,000 to handle LIFE Academy student work stipends
$5Knot to exceed
L.-50Pays East Bay Consortium up to $35,000 for college advising at Castlemont High
$35Knot to exceed
L.-51District to provide instruction to adults with disabilities for East Bay Innovations at no cost
No cost stated
L.-52University of San Francisco's Upward Bound college-prep workshops and data sharing, at no cost
No cost stated
L.-53Accepts $650,000 from the Eat.Learn.Play Foundation for the Literacy Coaches Program
+$650Kcoming in
L.-54Sets terms for workplace learning partners who host student interns, at no cost, for three years
No cost stated
L.-55Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $9,350 to run summer intern stipends at LIFE Academy
$9Knot to exceed
L.-56Pays a contractor up to $18,842.87 to teach instrumental music at Montera Middle School
$19Knot to exceed
L.-57Pays AlciDesigns & Consulting up to $3,655 to plan the Linked Learning Practice Sharing event
$4Knot to exceed
L.-58District to receive $288,645 in 2025-26 as ASCEND Charter School uses a district campus
+$289Kcoming in
L.-59Approves issuing Proposition 39 facilities final offers to charter schools for 2025-26
No cost stated
L.-60Approves a three-year tentative contract with AFSCME Local 57 through June 2027
Cost not stated
L.-61Ratifies up to $48,000 for state administrative law judges to run District hearings through 2030
$48Knot to exceed
L.-62Retains Burke, Williams & Sorensen for civil litigation and legal services, up to $150,000 a year
$150K/yryearly cap
L.-63Retains Davis, Bengtson & Young for civil litigation and legal services, up to $250,000 a year
$250K/yryearly cap
L.-64Extends George Hills claims-handling contract one year to June 2026 at no added cost
No cost stated
L.-65Retains Leone, Alberts & Duus for civil litigation and legal services, up to $750,000 a year
$750K/yryearly cap
L.-66Retains The Wheatley Firm for workers' compensation defense, up to $100,000 a year
$100K/yryearly cap
L.-67Lets Learning Without Limits Charter School use part of Jefferson Campus; district expects $280,068
+$280Kcoming in
L.-68Moves Urban Montessori Charter School's classroom program to Brookfield Elementary for 2025-26
No cost stated
L.-69Adopts resolution authorizing applications to State Allocation Board facilities programs
No cost stated
L.-70Adopts resolution supporting facilities funding applications and naming an authorized district representative
No cost stated
M.-1Pays Nor-Cal Moving up to $47,757.50 to move Roosevelt Middle School offices into portables
$48Knot to exceed
M.-2Adds $410,580 and extends AGS geotechnical work at Roosevelt Middle School to July 2028
+$411Knew total $514K
M.-3Pays Kilowatt Engineering up to $6,700 to review building systems at Laurel Child Development Center
$7Knot to exceed
M.-4Adds $281,860 for LCA Architects design work on the McClymonds High School turf field
+$282Knew total $282K
M.-5Adds $6,500 for Jensen Hughes alarm consulting at Oakland International High School
+$7Knew total $681K
M.-6Approves $8,732.85 change order for MLK Jr. Elementary fire alarm work, extending to June 2025
+$9Knew total $1.12M
M.-7Pays King Construction Inspection up to $37,598 to inspect solar installations at five sites
$38Knot to exceed
M.-8Pays Ninyo & Moore $46,152 for materials testing and inspection on solar projects at five sites
$46K
M.-9Adds $10.72M and a year for Cahill Contractors' Fremont High School upgrades
+$10.7Mnew total $10.9M

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