Not counted in the totals above. $230.9M in payments already made (10 items)

1. P.-1Declares a district vehicle surplus and authorizes its disposal
   No cost stated
2. P.-2Ratifies $17,218,414.93 in payroll checks and direct deposits for August 2019
   $17.2Mcumulative
3. P.-3Ratifies September 2019 payroll checks and direct deposits for district staff
   $19.3Mcumulative
4. P.-4Ratifies $19,425,745.89 in payroll checks and direct deposits for October 2019
   $19.4Mcumulative
5. P.-5Ratifies $18,965,742.22 in payroll checks and direct deposits for November 2019
   $19Mcumulative
6. P.-6Ratifies $18,814,465.10 in payroll checks and direct deposits for December 2019
   $18.8Mcumulative
7. P.-7Ratifies $31,258,866.39 in vendor payments (accounts payable) for August 2019
   $31.3Mcumulative
8. P.-8Ratifies $23,666,765.28 in vendor payments (accounts payable) for September 2019
   $23.7Mcumulative
9. P.-9Ratifies $30,084,309.05 in vendor payments (accounts payable) for October 2019
   $30.1Mcumulative
10. P.-10Ratifies $26,146,130.91 in vendor payments (accounts payable) for November 2019
    $26.1Mcumulative
11. P.-11Ratifies $26,037,821.88 in vendor payments (accounts payable) for December 2019
    $26Mcumulative
12. P.-12Pays Star Elevator up to $25,000 to modify fire circuitry on Fremont High's elevator
    $25K
13. P.-13Awards DSF Commercial Flooring $629,480 for three years of district-wide flooring maintenance
    $629K
14. P.-14Pays Nor-Cal Moving Services up to $27,000 to relocate Glenview Elementary
    $27K
15. P.-15Adds $120,500 to Murakami/Nelson's Castlemont High field and bleachers design contract
    +$121Knew total $865K
16. P.-16Pays Alaniz Construction $26,407 for concrete and stucco repairs at Street Academy
    $26K
17. P.-17Buys 12 kitchen workstations from Kruger International for up to $36,002.77
    $36Knot to exceed
18. P.-18Pays Valley Relocation & Storage up to $55,000 to move Fremont High into its new building
    $55K
19. P.-19Accepts a $50,000 Warriors Community Foundation grant for kindergarten and first grade literacy
    +$50Kcoming in
20. P.-20Joins the Oakland Literacy for All Coalition at no cost for up to four years
    No cost stated
21. P.-21Ratifies up to $20,000 for a farm education program at Castlemont High
    $20Knot to exceed
22. P.-22Ratifies up to $4,480 for anti-tobacco and drug awareness sessions at a high school
    $4Knot to exceed
23. P.-23Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $15,520 for summer pre-K and kindergarten readiness
    $16Knot to exceed
24. P.-24Pays WestEd up to $64,000 for a family engagement program at Futures Elementary
    $64Knot to exceed
25. P.-25Adds $15,000 to HERO's contract at Allendale Elementary, raising it to $45,000
    +$15Knew total $45K
26. P.-26Pays HERO up to $25,000 for counseling and mentoring at Laurel Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
27. P.-27Ratifies up to $3,600 for life skills workshops for parents in the McKinney-Vento Program
    $4Knot to exceed
28. P.-28Cuts a conflict resolution contract at Chabot Elementary by $7,300, to $28,700
    −$7Knew total $29K
29. P.-29Adds $4,500 for family therapy support for six students at Chabot Elementary
    +$5Knew total $13K
30. P.-30Pays Playworks up to $19,249 for a full-time recess coach at International Community School
    $19Knot to exceed
31. P.-31Pays Playworks up to $40,000 to train recess staff at up to 40 sites and supply play equipment
    $40Knot to exceed
32. P.-32Approves up to $12,000 for an Attitudinal Healing Connection artist in residence at Frick Impact Academy
    $12Knot to exceed
33. P.-33Approves up to $5,000 for Voyager Sopris Learning's Trans Math curriculum in special education classrooms
    $5Knot to exceed
34. P.-34Approves up to $6,500 for an after-school project-based art program at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $7Knot to exceed
35. P.-35Approves up to $1,732.50 for a consultant to co-plan and teach three GLADiator trainings
    $2Knot to exceed
36. P.-36Approves up to $46,500 for i3DigitalPD to evaluate the district's Apex credit recovery program
    $47Knot to exceed
37. P.-37Accepts a $5,894.21 Comcast Foundation grant for a campus clean-up project at Ralph J. Bunche Academy
    +$6Kcoming in
38. P.-38Approves $29,000 for 17 Life Academy students and 3 adults to travel to Puerto Rico for a public health trip
    $29K
39. P.-39Approves Elmhurst United Middle School cheer team trip to Las Vegas nationals at no cost to the district
    No cost stated
40. P.-40Pays Amy Oppenheimer's law office up to $25,000 to investigate Bay Area Technology School
    $25Knot to exceed
41. P.-41Adopts an amendment to Board Policy 3350 on travel and business expenses
    No cost stated
42. P.-42Accepts a $2,229.43 class action settlement award for the district from a case against Verizon Wireless
    +$2Kcoming in
43. P.-43Amends Achieve Academy's Prop 39 facilities agreement to let EPIC temporarily share its Hawthorne space
    No cost stated
44. P.-44Approves up to $50,000 for leadership training and coaching for facilities and custodial staff
    $50Knot to exceed
45. P.-45Ratifies the minutes of the October 23, 2019 regular Board of Education meeting
    No cost stated
46. P.-46Ratifies the minutes of the September 11, 2019 regular Board of Education meeting
    No cost stated
47. P.-47Ratifies the minutes of the October 10, 2019 regular Board of Education meeting
    No cost stated
48. P.-48Adopts Resolution 1920-2032 on Census 2020
    No cost stated
49. P.-49Honors the life and work of activist Dolores Huerta with an April 10, 2020 resolution
    No cost stated
50. P.-50Approves Board Policy 4144.5 on whistleblower protection for employees (second reading)
    No cost stated
51. P.-51Ratifies two new members of the school facilities bond oversight committee
    No cost stated

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