Wednesday, March 11, 2026
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
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Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
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- O.-1Ratifies $22,570 to GroundLevel Construction to replace the Cleveland Elementary kitchen exhaust fan$23Knot to exceed
- O.-2Approves $49,210 for Craig Communications to explain environmental cleanup work to the public$49K
- O.-3Adds $19,825 for Shah Kawasaki Architects' MLK Jr. Elementary playground design, through June 2026+$20Knew total $247K
- O.-4Adds $19,825 for Shah Kawasaki Architects' Manzanita Elementary playground design, through June 2026+$20Knew total $247K
- O.-5Ratifies $44,000 for Cypress Mandela to run a summer construction pre-apprenticeship for 35 students$44Knot to exceed
- O.-6Approves $82,150 for Public Profit to evaluate the district's 2026 summer programs$82Knot to exceed
- O.-7Cuts Cantare Con Vivo's contract by $19,300 to $5,700, now serving only Yuk Yau Child Development Center−$19Knew total $6K
- O.-8Adds $5,096 for more Cantare Con Vivo music lessons at Lincoln Elementary+$5Knew total $36K
- O.-9Approves $6,000 for the Oakland Public Education Fund to pay students on a violence-prevention committee$6Knot to exceed
- O.-10Ratifies $3,500 for Be the Change Consulting to lead four trainings for school staff in June 2026$4Knot to exceed
- O.-11Ratifies $14,750 for Harvard's Data Wise Institute training for a team of teachers$15Knot to exceed
- O.-12Ratifies $9,400 for The Teaching Well to train staff at Redwood Day School$9Knot to exceed
- O.-13Adds $9,460 for Prescott Circus Theatre after-school circus arts at two elementary schools+$9Knew total $16K
- O.-14Ratifies a no-cost agreement to share student data with Children RisingNo cost stated
- O.-15Ratifies $36,263 for SF-CESS leadership coaching and staff training at Rudsdale High School$36Knot to exceed
- O.-16Ratifies $6,500 for Earth Team to give 14 Skyline students environmental science internships$7Knot to exceed
- O.-17Ratifies $35,000 for Youth Uprising to run a student care team at Castlemont High School$35Knot to exceed
- O.-18Ratifies $24,125 for Wellness Together counseling support at Oakland High School$24Knot to exceed
- O.-19Approves $7,600 for Bay Area Community Resources to pay LIFE Academy student internship stipends$8Knot to exceed
- O.-20Approves $11,000 for Destiny Arts Center breakdance and DJ classes at Sankofa United Elementary$11Knot to exceed
- O.-21Ratifies $40,000 for Chapter 510 Ink to coach fourth-grade teachers on teaching poetry$40Knot to exceed
- O.-22Ratifies $9,820.96 for Hadar Institute to mentor teachers in the Pedagogy of Partnership approach$10Knot to exceed
- O.-23Approves $11,600 for Northeastern University to run workshops for Adult and Career Education$12Knot to exceed
- O.-24Ratifies $3,429.44 for Wellness Together counseling support at Urban Promise Academy$3Knot to exceed
- O.-25Ratifies up to $50,000 for a Berkeley contractor to write grant proposals and reports$50Knot to exceed
- O.-26Ratifies a no-cost deal for America SCORES to run recess soccer at Hoover ElementaryNo cost stated
- O.-27Ratifies a no-cost Children's Fairyland puppet program for a Lincoln Elementary TK classNo cost stated
- O.-28Ratifies $7,200 for The Mosaic Project social-emotional lessons at Hoover Elementary$7Knot to exceed
- O.-29Extends HarperRand's no-cost career training agreement for three more years, to June 2029No cost stated
- O.-30Approves $13,365 for East Bay Asian Youth Center to train high school peer mentors$13Knot to exceed
- O.-31Accepts up to $500,000 from First 5 Alameda County for early childhood staff stipends+$500Kcoming in
- O.-32Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $22,736 to run a health policy trip to Sacramento$23Knot to exceed
- O.-33Adds $700,000 to 360 Degree Customer's special education services contract, now up to $1.5M+$700Knew total $1.50M
- O.-34Approves McClymonds trip for 25 students to visit historically Black colleges in AprilNo cost stated
- O.-35Pays Elevate Oakland up to $12,900 for a choir program at Reach Academy$13Knot to exceed
- O.-36Approves up to $5,000 for TeachFX teacher coaching for the Network 3 office$5Knot to exceed
- O.-37Approves up to $25,000 for Airballin to lead a student mural at Edna Brewer Middle School$25Knot to exceed
- O.-38Amends the notice of possible layoffs for classified staff for 2026-27No cost stated
- O.-39Changes how the district pays Street Academy Foundation to run Emiliano Zapata Street AcademyNo cost stated
- O.-40Adds $383,135.58 to Robert Half's contract talent services, raising its limit to $720,415.5+$383Knew total $720K
- O.-41Approves the minutes of the Board's special meeting on February 24, 2026No cost stated
- O.-42Approves the minutes of the Board's regular meeting on February 25, 2026No cost stated
- O.-43Approves the minutes of the Board's special meeting on February 27, 2026No cost stated
- O.-44Approves the minutes of the Board's special meeting on March 4, 2026No cost stated
- O.-45Directs the Board Secretary to cast the district's CSBA Delegate Assembly ballotNo cost stated
- O.-46Moves $17,250 at Castlemont High to pay Oakland Kids First for summer student stipendsNo cost stated
- O.-47Moves $18,500 at Castlemont High to pay for charter buses to college visitsNo cost stated
- O.-48Moves $8,000 at Oakland School for the Arts from materials to classroom suppliesNo cost stated
- O.-49Moves $4,950 at Oakland School for the Arts to hire Aspire Education for math tutoringNo cost stated
- O.-50Moves $5,480.62 at Oakland High to pay summer internship stipends through the Oakland Public Ed FundNo cost stated
- O.-51Moves $5,480.62 at Oakland High to pay six teachers in a summer program via Oakland Public Ed FundNo cost stated
- O.-52Moves $4,500 at Oakland School for the Arts to a contract with Education Media LLCNo cost stated
- O.-53Moves $18,485.50 at MetWest High from travel to a Big Picture Learning contractNo cost stated
- O.-54Moves $253.70 at Oakland Tech from charter bus services to BART and bus passesNo cost stated
- O.-55Carries $21,574.18 of Coliseum College Prep teacher stipend money into 2026-27No cost stated
- O.-56Moves $100 at Oakland High to cover hotel rooms for a Law and Social Justice Academy tripNo cost stated
- P.-1Adds $50,302 for Anthonio's inspection work on the Coliseum College Prep expansion+$50Knew total $576K
- P.-2Adds $16,171.80 for Applied Materials & Engineering's testing at Coliseum College Prep expansion+$16Knew total $162K
- P.-3Adds $12,425 and about 11 months to DSK Architects' West Oakland Middle window project+$12Knew total $702K
How the Board voted on the consent reports
General Consent Report: Approved 6–0, 1 abstaining, 2 absent
A motion was made by Vice President Bachelor, seconded by Director Thompson, 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
General Consent Report - General Obligation Bonds - Measures B, J and Y: Approved 6–0, 1 abstaining, 2 absent
A motion was made by Vice President Bachelor, 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, March 11, 2026 meeting.
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