Wednesday, June 3, 2026
General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting
Not counted in the totals above. $50K in grants applied for (1 item)
Largest items
Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.
Spending by category
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- O.-1Ratifies up to $81,000 for FM3 Research to survey 1,000 Oakland parents on school enrollment$81Knot to exceed
- O.-2Adopts new salary schedules for classified confidential administrators and executive cabinetNo cost stated
- O.-3Adopts AFSCME salary schedules and makes the public disclosure required by state lawNo cost stated
- O.-4Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $5,000 to prepare to take over after-school at Hintil Kuu Ca$5Knot to exceed
- O.-5Pays Youth Together up to $13,480 for student internship stipends at Skyline High$13Knot to exceed
- O.-6Ratifies up to $25,000 for The Center for ArtEsteem to teach drumming and art at West Oakland Middle$25Knot to exceed
- O.-7Ratifies up to $4,687.50 for a contractor to coordinate school counselor residency mentoring$5Knot to exceed
- O.-8Pays High-Performance Academy up to $423,720 for school sports coaching and Saturday leagues in 2026-27$424Knot to exceed
- O.-9Pays Safe Passages up to $27,600 for recess supervision and conflict support at Fruitvale Elementary$28Knot to exceed
- O.-10Pays American Youth Soccer Organizations up to $400,000 for sports and Saturday programs in 2026-27$400Knot to exceed
- O.-11Seeks a $50,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for family and student leadership at Oakland International+$50Kcoming in
- O.-12Pays 2COACHU up to $400,000 for sports and Saturday programs at 49 schools in 2026-27$400Knot to exceed
- O.-13Pays a consultant up to $84,500 to plan training and a digital platform for after-school programs$85Knot to exceed
- O.-14Ratifies up to $6,000 for a contractor to lead one-time STEM activities in classrooms$6Knot to exceed
- O.-15Ratifies up to $5,000 for Build California to run an entrepreneurship program at Castlemont High$5Knot to exceed
- O.-16Ratifies up to $18,750 for Niroga Institute to teach hands-on arts in the Summer HAcK credit recovery program$19Knot to exceed
- O.-18Ratifies up to $7,200 for The Mosaic Project to bring social-emotional lessons to 4th graders$7Knot to exceed
- O.-19Pays Village Public Health up to $80,000 to plan staff training for after-school and summer programs$80Knot to exceed
- O.-20Pays America SCORES Bay Area up to $451,220 for elementary sports and Saturday leagues in 2026-27$451Knot to exceed
- O.-21Pays California School-Age Consortium up to $10,000 for training of after-school staff$10Knot to exceed
- O.-22Pays Attendly up to $110,000 for digital sign-in and attendance tracking for district sports programs$110Knot to exceed
- O.-23Pays Be the Change Consulting up to $20,000 to train after-school site coordinators and agency directors$20Knot to exceed
- O.-24Ratifies up to $87,149.80 for Musson Theatrical to replace stage curtains, tracks and lights at Montera$87Knot to exceed
- O.-25Adopts an amendment to Board Bylaw 9322 on agenda and meeting materialsNo cost stated
- O.-26Ratifies the minutes of the Board's May 27, 2026 regular meetingNo cost stated
- O.-27Ratifies the minutes of the Board's May 27, 2026 special meetingNo cost stated
How the Board voted on the consent report
Approved 5–0, 1 abstaining, 3 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 Absent
- Clifford Thompson Aye
- Valarie Bachelor Aye
- Jennifer Brouhard Aye
From the official minutes in Legistar, June 3, 2026 meeting.
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