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T.-6 21-2014 Adoption by the Board of Education of Board Bylaw 9322.1 (proposed) - Fiscal Impact Analysis.

Legislation Text 21-2014 Board Bylaw 9322.1 - Fiscal Impact Analysis - Board of Education (8/25/2021) 21-2014 Board Bylaw 9322.1 - Fiscal Impact Analysis - Board of Education (New) - President Shanthi Gonzales and Director Clifford Thompson (9/8/2021)

T.-7 21-2016 Adoption by the Board of Education of Resolution No. 2122-0075* - Approving the Exchange of Property and Grant of Easement with the City of Oakland for land parcels located at 1700 Market Street. ­­­___ *Two-thirds (2/3) vote required.

Legislation Text 21-2016 Exchange of Real Property and Grant of Easement - 1700 Market Street, Oakland, CA 94607 - With/To the City of Oakland

T.-8 21-1964 Approval by the Board of Education of Resolution No. 2122-0054 - Application for Variable Term Program Waiver - CBEST, BCLAD and Program - California Commission on Teacher Credentialing - Named Employees for School Year 2021-2022: 1. Niazul Bashar, 9th - 12th Grade Moderate/Severe, Castlemont High School; 2. Theresa Goodwin, 9th - 12th Grade Physical Education, Castlemont High School; 3. Daisy Hernandez, 9th - 12th Grade Mild/Moderate, Life Academy; 4. Lolita Livingston, Ed. Specialist Moderate/Severe, Sankofa United; 5. Claudia Muro, K - 5th Grade Deaf/Hard of Hearing, Glenview Elementary School; 6. Tammara Nalls, Moderate/Severe Education Specialist, Sankofa United; 7. Kei-Che Randle, K - 5th Grade Deaf/Hard of Hearing, Glenview Elementary School; 8. Carlos Tapia Garcia, 9th - 12th Grade Special Education Mild/Moderate, Castlemont High School; 9. Anabel Rizo-Gomez, 6th - 8th Grade Spanish, Frick/Sol Middle School 10. Luis Arroyo-Rodriguez, K - 5th Grade, Ed. Specialist Moderate/Severe, Howard Elementary School; 11. Leyder Chapman, 6th - 8th Grade Physical Education, Frick United; 12. Leonardo Garza, 5th Grade Bilingual Spanish Multiple Subject, Esperanza Elementary; 13. Amairani Juarez-Mendez, 3rd Grade Bilingual, Melrose Leadership Academy; 14. Elisa Lozano, Substitute Pool, Oakland Unified; 15. Harley Rother, 9th - 12th Grade Mild/Moderate, Fremont High School; 16. Doris Soch, 9th - 12th Grade Mild/Moderate, MetWest High School; 17. Alfredo Aguayo, 6th - 8th Grade Music Single Subject, United for Success; 18. Nancy Moa, K - 5th Grade Moderate/Severe, Chabot Elementary; 19. Norell Filipek, 9th - 12th Grade Mild/Moderate, Coliseum College Prep Academy; 20. Jerome Tatum, 9th - 12th Grade Social Science, Castlemont High School; 21. Bilenayni Meconnen, Resource Specialist, RISE Elementary; 22. Natalya Narine, 1st Grade, Laurel Elementary; and 23. David Maynard, 6th - 8th Grade Social Science, West Oakland Middle School.

Legislation Text 21-1964 Application for Variable Term Program Waiver CBEST, BCLAD and Program - California Commission on Teacher Credentialing - Named Employees for School Year 2021-2022

U. Adoption of the Pupil Discipline Consent Report

U.-1 21-2018 Admission Hearing - Student A.

V. Adoption of the General Consent Report

Chief, Systems and Services Officer

V.-1 21-1948 Ratification by the Board of Education of a Master Agreement for Professional Services by and between District (Client No 0572) and Infinity Communications and Consulting, Inc., Bakersfield, CA for the latter to perform Emergency Connectivity Fund Consulting Services, as defined in Project Attachment #0572-FY2022, incorporated herein by reference as though fully set forth, for the period July 29, 2021 through June 30, 2022, in an amount not to exceed $90,000.00.

Legislation Text 21-1948 Master Agreement for Professional Services - Infinity Communications and Consulting, Inc., - Technology Services Department

V.-2 21-1995 Approval by the Board of Education of Resolution 2122-0074 - Award of Bid (RFP No. 21-103NS) for Foodservice Equipment and Supplies to TriMark, Inc., San Diego, CA, in an amount not to exceed Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000) per school year, as the responsive, responsible bidder, for an initial period of three (3) fiscal years with two one-year options to renew upon further approval by the Board.

Legislation Text 21-1995 Award of Bid - Trimark, Inc. - Kitchen Equipment - Nutrition Services Department

1 Comment

Chief Business Officer

V.-3 21-1676 Approval by the Board of Education of Accounts Payable Warrants Report - i.e., 1,278 Accounts Payable Consolidated Checks printed - Fiscal Year 2020-2021, in the cumulative Amount of $49,828,476.28 from June 1, 2021 through June 30, 2021, as reflected in Exhibit 1.

Legislation Text 21-1676 Accounts Payable Warrants Report - Fiscal Year 2020-2021 - As of June 30, 2021

V.-4 21-1677 Approval by the Board of Education of Payroll Warrants and Direct Deposits - i.e., 807 Payroll Consolidated Checks printed and 9,010 Direct Deposits made - Fiscal Year 2020-2021, in the cumulative Amount of $18,411,748.72 from June 1, 2021 through June 30, 2021, as reflected in Exhibit 1.

Legislation Text 21-1677 Payroll Warrants and Direct Deposits Report - Fiscal Year 2020-2021 - As of June 30, 2021

Deputy Chief, Facilities Planning and Management

V.-5 21-1729 Approval by the Board of Education of a General Services Agreement by and between the District and Bay Alarm Company, Concord, CA, for the latter to provide response and patrol services to District, as described in Section 1 and Exhibit A of Agreement, for the Response and Patrol Services Project, in the not to exceed amount of $180,000.00, at the rate of $15,000.00 per month for services, as the selected contractor, with work scheduled to commence on July 1, 2021, and scheduled to last until June 30, 2022.

Legislation Text 21-1729 General Services Agreement - Bay Alarm Company - Response and Patrol Services Project - Buildings & Grounds Department

V.-6 21-1806 Ratification by the Board of Education of Agreement Between Owner - District and Everlast Development Inc., Oakland, CA ("Contractor"), for the latter to perform Scope of Work consisting of but not limited to cut, remove, and properly dispose of vegetation ground fuels along the fence line; clear weeds throughout each entire school site, including playgrounds, trim bushes to an aesthetic design; trim back ivy and any protruding branches along fence line and low hanging tree branches; remove and haul all trash and debris, with all services fully compliant with the Oakland Fire Code and Standards, for the Burbank Elementary School Vegetation Fire Management Project, in the amount of $18,700.00, which includes a contingency of $3,000.00, as the lowest responsive bidder, rejecting all other bids, with the work anticipated to commence on July 26, 2021, and scheduled to last for thirty (30) days, with an anticipated ending of August 25, 2021.

Legislation Text 21-1806 Agreement Between Owner and Contractor - Competitively Bid - Everlast Development Inc. - Vegetation Fire Management Project - Burbank Elementary School - Department of Buildings & Grounds