Wednesday, November 12, 2025
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
1 item was pulled from the consent report and decided on December 10, 2025.
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
Spending by category
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- O.-1Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $72,050 for enrollment-season family support$72Knot to exceed
- O.-2Adds $5,600 to an existing nutrition services contract, raising it from $52,000 to $57,600+$6Knew total $58K
- O.-3Awards Pacific Support Systems up to $145,500 for K-12 meal program food safety and sanitation$146Knot to exceed
- O.-4Pays Digital Design Communications up to $4,955 to study EV charger power at the Central Kitchen$5Knot to exceed
- O.-5Approves $55,720 with Emergency Rooter to repair the Laurel Elementary sewer line$56K
- O.-6Pays Arcina Risk Group up to $10,000 to research old insurance coverage for past claims$10Knot to exceed
- O.-7Adds $60,000 for Aurora Environmental's mold, lead and chemical testing at schools+$60Knew total $159K
- O.-8Pays Cooperative Personnel Services up to $5,840 for up to five job reviews and classification reports$6Knot to exceed
- O.-9Partners with Los Angeles Pacific University to place teacher interns in OUSD through 2030No cost stated
- O.-10Pays Epitome Plus up to $22,500 to help develop a caregiver curriculum on preventing human trafficking$23Knot to exceed
- O.-11Pays EliteGamingLIVE up to $108,000 for school esports teams and an online gaming academy$108Knot to exceed
- O.-12Pays Children Rising up to $5,000 for intensive reading tutoring at Laurel Elementary$5Knot to exceed
- O.-13Pays a licensed counselor up to $22,500 to supervise school counselors working toward licensure$23Knot to exceed
- O.-14Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $36,984.02 for recess and cafeteria support at Think College Now$37Knot to exceed
- O.-15Pays Reading Partners up to $15,000 for reading tutoring at Laurel Elementary$15Knot to exceed
- O.-16Pays The Teaching Well up to $91,630 for new-teacher training, coaching and staff wellness$92Knot to exceed
- O.-17Pays an expert advisor up to $22,500 to help develop a caregiver curriculum on preventing human trafficking$23Knot to exceed
- O.-18Approves up to $500,000 for Greater Good Student Support Services under a special education master contract$500Knot to exceed
- O.-19Approves up to $500,000 for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Educational Solutions' special education contract$500Knot to exceed
- O.-20Accepts a no-cost agreement with La Cheim School to engage students and familiesNo cost stated
- O.-21Accepts a no-cost agreement with Ultimate Impact for recess support at Prescott ElementaryNo cost stated
- O.-22Pays a licensed counselor up to $11,250 to supervise school counselors working toward licensure$11Knot to exceed
- O.-23Accepts a no-cost agreement with America SCORES Bay Area for recess support at Prescott ElementaryNo cost stated
- O.-24Pays Pathful up to $20,900 for career exploration experiences at four schools$21Knot to exceed
- O.-25Pays Northeastern University's Mills College program up to $27,200 to coach OUSD library leaders$27Knot to exceed
- O.-26Accepts a no-cost agreement with Community Resources For Science to support elementary science teachingNo cost stated
- O.-27Pays Public Profit up to $90,000 for community schools impact reports and data analysis$90Knot to exceed
- O.-28Pays a consultant up to $9,000 to train new puberty and sexual health education teachers$9Knot to exceed
- O.-29Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $160,000 for truancy support at Fremont High$160Knot to exceed
- O.-30Pays Safe Passages up to $56,635.20 for mental health and family support at Oakland International High$57Knot to exceed
- O.-31Accepts free mindfulness training and coaching for Castlemont High School staff from Peace In SchoolsNo cost stated
- O.-32Pays Cycles of Change up to $12,000 for an after-school bicycling program at Oakland International High$12Knot to exceed
- O.-33Accepts free outdoor trips for Oakland High students from the Sierra Club through 2028No cost stated
- O.-34Pays Safe Passages up to $33,000 for AmeriCorps mentors in media classes at Oakland International High$33Knot to exceed
- O.-35Ratifies $13,400 for Mills College team to lead teacher learning at Madison Park Academy Upper Campus$13Knot to exceed
- O.-36Pays Hoot Reading up to $76,400 for online after-school reading tutoring for 50 middle schoolers$76Knot to exceed
- O.-37Pays Community Initiatives up to $85,000 to train student and adult mentors for after-school and summer$85Knot to exceed
- O.-38Pays Tri Valley Soccer Referee Association up to $240,000 for middle and high school soccer officials$240Knot to exceed
- O.-39Pays Mid-County Officials Network up to $420,000 for officials at middle and high school games$420Knot to exceed
- O.-40Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $60,000 for a student counselor at Greenleaf Elementary$60Knot to exceed
- O.-41Pays East Bay Basketball Officials Association up to $120,000 for middle and high school basketball officials$120Knot to exceed
- O.-42Ratifies $5,000 for Novak Education online support-system training at Crocker Highlands Elementary$5Knot to exceed
- O.-43Adds $13,125 to Servio Consulting's contract for custom budget-form software work, now $80,625+$13Knew total $81K
- O.-44Ratifies $51,600 for Mills College to lead teacher inquiry groups on social-emotional learning$52Knot to exceed
- O.-45Ratifies $50,000 for Parallel Learning to recruit industry professionals as career technical teachers$50Knot to exceed
- O.-47Ratifies $5,000 for Children Rising to tutor struggling math students at Madison Park Lower Campus$5Knot to exceed
- O.-48Ratifies $6,275 for Anahsa to give a literacy keynote to preschool and transitional kindergarten staff$6Knot to exceed
- O.-49Ratifies $100,000 for High Road Alliance to support the Highway to Work young adult career program$100Knot to exceed
- O.-50Ratifies $25,600 for Life I Love School to run a well-being program for girls at Reach Academy$26Knot to exceed
- O.-51Ratifies $30,000 for Partners in School Innovation to coach Reach Academy leaders and teachers$30Knot to exceed
- O.-52Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $30,000 for early childhood training on boys of color$30Knot to exceed
- O.-53Accepts $20,185 via Oakland Public Education Fund for a family engagement role at Urban Promise+$20Kcoming in
- O.-54Accepts $10,000 via Oakland Public Education Fund for a community school manager at Frick United+$10Kcoming in
- O.-55Pays East Bay Football Officials Association up to $120,000 for middle and high school football officials$120Knot to exceed
- O.-56Ratifies $13,090 for Cantare Con Vivo to teach weekly music in eight classrooms at Laurel Elementary$13Knot to exceed
- O.-57Accepts $60,000 from National Park Foundation for Oakland Goes Outdoors field science trips to Point Reyes+$60Kcoming in
- O.-58Ratifies $5,000 for a consultant's progress-tracking templates at Sojourner Truth Independent Study$5Knot to exceed
- O.-59Accepts $4,100 from Tulare County Office of Education for a staff member's leadership institute+$4Kcoming in
- O.-60Ratifies $15,000 for BRAVE Bay Area to teach human trafficking prevention to secondary students$15Knot to exceed
- O.-61Accepts $1.94M from the state for the Opportunity Young Adult Career Pathway Program through March 2027+$1.94Mcoming in
- O.-62Pays Kingmakers of Oakland up to $10,000 for an early reading program at MLK/Lafayette Elementary$10Knot to exceed
- O.-63Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $10,000 for weekly dance and music classes at Madison Park Academy$10Knot to exceed
- O.-64Revises the school calendar for 11 Pre-K programs on elementary school campusesNo cost stated
- O.-65Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $35,833 to help review 10 charter schools up for renewal$36Knot to exceed
- O.-66Pays The Urban Leaders Fellowship up to $1,500 for a fellow to research charter school operations$2Knot to exceed
- O.-67Confirms the board president's pick of a community member for the school bond oversight committeeNo cost stated
- O.-68Pays Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates up to $150,000 to run the search for a new superintendent$150Knot to exceed
- O.-69Approves Measure G1 carryover funding requests for named schools from the 2024-25 school yearCost not stated
- O.-70Moves $2,000 at Madison Park Academy from teacher stipends to textbooks for dual enrollment classesNo cost stated
- O.-71Shifts $81,225 at Oakland Tech from materials and supplies to teacher stipendsNo cost stated
- O.-72Shifts about $3,556 at Madison Park Academy from teacher stipends to Media Academy suppliesNo cost stated
- O.-73Moves $4,452.72 at Fremont High from teacher stipends to conference expensesNo cost stated
- O.-74Moves $1,631.19 at Bunche Academy from teacher stipends to a part-time counselor positionNo cost stated
- O.-75Shifts $35,625 at Skyline High from administrator and coach salaries to teacher stipendsNo cost stated
- O.-76Shifts $70,000 at Skyline High from administrator and coach salaries to substitute teachersNo cost stated
- P.-1Extends the Laurel Child Development Center security project contract to December 31, 2025No cost stated
- P.-2Adds $12,508 to North American Fence & Railing's contract for fence work at Coliseum Prep's interim housing+$13Knew total $36K
- P.-3Cuts $38,000 from the Asbestos Management Group demolition contract after an arson fire at Ralph Bunche−$38Knew total $612K
- P.-4Extends Data Media Services' Roosevelt Middle School security contract to December 31, 2026No cost stated
- P.-5Extends Data Sync Communications' Hillcrest K-8 security contract to November 30, 2025No cost stated
- P.-6Extends Data Media Services' Westlake Middle School security contract to November 30, 2025No cost stated
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report: Approved 6–0, 3 absent
A motion was made by Director Thompson, seconded by Director Latta, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Maximus Simmons Absent
- Marianna Smith Absent
- Rachel Latta Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Absent
- Patrice Berry Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Valarie Bachelor Aye
- Jennifer Brouhard Aye
General Consent Report - General Obligation Bonds - Measures B, J and Y: Approved 6–0, 1 abstaining, 2 absent
A motion was made by Director Thompson, seconded by Director Latta, to Approve the General Consent Report. The motion carried by the following vote
- Maximus Simmons Absent
- Marianna Smith Absent
- Rachel Latta Aye
- VanCedric Williams Aye
- Mike Hutchinson Abstained
- Patrice Berry Aye
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Valarie Bachelor Aye
- Jennifer Brouhard Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, November 12, 2025 meeting.
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