$37Knot to exceed

Pays Bay Area Urban Debate Commission up to $37,048 for debate programs at four schools

The Bay Area Urban Debate Commission will offer competitive debate at four schools. Students meet at least once a week for an hour during the school year, can enter local and regional competitions, and meet legal professionals about careers. The term is September 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026, and the district can pay up to $37,048. The work may begin before the board vote.

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Vendor / partner: Bay Area Urban Debate Commission · Oakland, CA
Action: New agreement
Category: Classroom & academic programs
Term: Sep 1, 2025 – Jun 30, 2026
This vote: $37,048
Schools: Oakland Technical High School, Castlemont High School, Fremont High School, Edna Brewer Middle School
Funding: Expanded Learning Opportunities Programs
Resource / site: 2600-922
Vendor no.: 000635
Presented by: Chief Academic Officer
File: 25-1918 · agenda L.-43
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Aug 27, 2025

Official text

Ratification by the Board of Education of a Services Agreement 2025-2026 by and between the District and Bay Area Urban Debate Commission, Oakland, CA, for the latter to offer competitive debate education to students at Oakland Technical High School, Castlemont High School, Fremont High School and Edna Brewer Middle School, with students participating in programs at least once a week for an hour over the school year; have the opportunity to participate in local and regional competitions, as well as participate in career development engagement with successful professionals in the legal industry, via Community Schools and Student Services Department, for the period of September 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026, in an amount not to exceed $37,048.00.

History

Aug 27, 2025 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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