Wednesday, August 26, 2026

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

34 items totalPassed 5–0

Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $114K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Olson Remcho Law Firm at up to $114K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $1.37M in budget allocations (1 item)

Largest items

Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.

  1. Measure G1 - Districtwide Teacher Retention and Middle School Improvement Act Oversight Commission – Carryover Allocation for Named Schools – School Year 2025 – 2026$1.37M
  2. Redgwick Construction Company$816K
  3. OBR Electric, LLC$648K
  4. EliteGamingLIVE, Inc.$238K
  5. Sown to Grow, Inc.$233K
  6. Urban Heat Academy$150K
  7. Robert Half, Inc.$119K
  8. Yeah, Art!$77K
  9. Elevate Oakland$70K
  10. Star Elevator$69K

Spending by category

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  1. Staff & hiring · 1$119K
  2. Technology · 1$45K
  3. Special education · 2$800
    1. Legal, compliance & policy · 1$800
  1. R.-1Ratifies $68,887.80 for Star Elevator to fix the elevator pump at Laurel Elementary
    $69Knot to exceed
  2. R.-2Ratifies $67,488.10 for Window Tints Everything to add sun-reflecting film at four schools
    $67Knot to exceed
  3. R.-3Ratifies $32,007.00 for Peninsulators to add sun-reflecting window film at Chabot Elementary
    $32K
  4. R.-4Ratifies $36,200.00 for Peninsulators to add sun-reflecting window film at East Oakland Pride Elementary
    $36K
  5. R.-5Ratifies $20,764.00 for Peninsulators to add sun-reflecting window film at Cleveland Elementary
    $21K
  6. R.-6Ratifies $21,476.00 for Peninsulators to add sun-reflecting window film at Stonehurst Elementary
    $21K
  7. R.-7Awards $648,295.56 to OBR Electric to replace the Skyline High School field lighting
    $648K
  8. R.-8Awards $816,100.00 to Redgwick Construction for playground and garden upgrades at Sequoia Elementary
    $816K
  9. R.-9Ratifies $46,900.50 for Climate Pro to add sun-reflecting window film at Horace Mann Elementary
    $47K
  10. R.-10Accepts $3.72M from the Salesforce Foundation, through Oakland Public Education Fund, for middle schools
    +$3.72Mcoming in
  11. R.-11Pays Sown to Grow up to $232,900 for a student wellness check-in platform and training in all schools
    $233Knot to exceed
  12. R.-12Accepts $425,000 from East Bay Community Foundation for Oakland Goes Outdoors staff costs
    +$425Kcoming in
  13. R.-13Accepts $500,000 from the Association for Continuing Education for Rudsdale High School programs
    +$500Kcoming in
  14. R.-14Ratifies up to $77,000 for Yeah, Art! to run after-school music at three middle schools
    $77Knot to exceed
  15. R.-15Ratifies up to $40,000 for Prescott Circus Theatre after-school performing arts at two elementary schools
    $40Knot to exceed
  16. R.-16Ratifies up to $40,000 for Cantare Con Vivo to run after-school music at three schools
    $40Knot to exceed
  17. R.-17Pays Elevate Oakland up to $70,000 for music instruction at three middle and high schools
    $70Knot to exceed
  18. R.-18Accepts $320,000 from Eat.Learn.Play Foundation for food and garden learning at the Central Kitchen
    +$320Kcoming in
  19. R.-19Ratifies up to $58,800 for HERO to run recess and student leadership programs at Allendale Elementary
    $59Knot to exceed
  20. R.-20Ratifies up to $60,000 for Oakland Symphony after-school music classes at five elementary schools
    $60Knot to exceed
  21. R.-21Ratifies an $800 membership fee to the Bay Area Collaborative for special education planning services
    $800not to exceed
  22. R.-22Pays Urban Heat Academy up to $150,000 for after-school stepping and cultural arts at four schools
    $150Knot to exceed
  23. R.-23Pays EliteGamingLIVE up to $237,709.49 for an online esports learning hub at 17 middle schools
    $238Knot to exceed
  24. R.-24Amends Star Academy's 2026-27 special education contract to change class size, calendar and report terms
    No cost stated
  25. R.-25Ratifies a no-cost agreement for Eagle Ambulance to give students emergency medical ride-alongs
    No cost stated
  26. R.-26Ratifies up to $119,000 for Robert Half to supply contract staff to the Legal Department
    $119Knot to exceed
  27. R.-27Ratifies up to $114,000 a year for Olson Remcho Law Firm legal advice through June 2028
    $114K/yryearly cap
  28. R.-28Ratifies up to $45,425.50 for LogicTree's tip-reporting software subscription through June 2029
    $45Knot to exceed
  29. R.-29Authorizes demolition of obsolete portable buildings at the former John Swett and Tilden campus
    No cost stated
  30. R.-30Ratifies the minutes of the Board's August 4, 2026 special meeting
    No cost stated
  31. R.-31Approves the minutes of the Board's August 12, 2026 regular meeting
    No cost stated
  32. R.-32Pays a consultant up to $15,600 for Board facilitation and governance support
    $16Knot to exceed
  33. R.-33Approves amended 2026-27 Measure G1 funding applications for named schools
    Cost not stated
  34. R.-34Approves $1,372,113 in Measure G1 carryover funds for named schools
    $1.37Mcumulative

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