Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $3.25M a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Waste Management of Alameda County, Inc. at up to $3.25M a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $14.4M in budget allocations (2 items) · $2.31M in grants applied for (2 items)

1. P.-1Pays 2020-21 insurance premiums: $605,000 for workers' comp coverage, $2,995,719 for property and liability
   $3M
2. P.-2Pays catastrophic student accident insurance premiums: $9,915.76 for athletics, $43,125.60 for all students
   $43K
3. P.-3Pays up to $76,613 for 2020-21 blanket student accident insurance through Myers-Stevens & Toohey
   $77Knot to exceed
4. P.-4Approves a student data privacy agreement with TalkingPoints, Inc. at no stated cost
   No cost stated
5. P.-5Licenses school rooftops to Common Networks for wireless internet; district expects $80,000 to $110,000 a year
   +$110Kcoming in
6. P.-6Approves the district joining Pleasanton Unified's student data privacy agreement with Zoom
   No cost stated
7. P.-7Adopts ten resolutions updating who may sign for district financial accounts
   No cost stated
8. P.-8Asks the state to allow attendance credit for school days lost to the 2019-20 closure emergency
   No cost stated
9. P.-9Buys computer supplies from CDW-Government through another county's bid, skipping the district's own bid
   Cost not stated
10. P.-10Pays SchoolMint up to $198,500 for school enrollment application, lottery and registration software in 2020-21
    $199Knot to exceed
11. P.-11Extends Rose Foundation's Coliseum College Prep campus greening donation agreement to May 2022
    No cost stated
12. P.-12Awards Bay Construction $350,000 to replace Oakland Tech grandstand planking and handrails
    $350K
13. P.-13Awards Bay Construction $279,000 to replace Skyline High grandstand planking and handrails
    $279K
14. P.-14Adds $33,000 to keep FM3 Research's bond survey and public opinion work through June 2021
    +$33Knew total $66K
15. P.-15Hires Waste Management for trash, recycling and compost service, up to $3,250,000 a year
    $3.25M/yryearly cap
16. P.-16Approves Personnel Report No. 1920-0011 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    Cost not stated
17. P.-17Ratifies a $46,200 contract for a consultant supporting new-teacher mentoring and induction accreditation
    $46Knot to exceed
18. P.-18Approves new or revised job descriptions for more than 20 district positions
    No cost stated
19. P.-19Amends the 2020-21 classified staff layoffs, reinstatements and new positions resolution
    No cost stated
20. P.-20Pays Orion Academy up to $80,000 for nonpublic school services for special education students in 2020-21
    $80Knot to exceed
21. P.-21Pays AVID Center up to $13,145 in 2019-20 membership fees for five schools' college-readiness programs
    $13Knot to exceed
22. P.-22Pays East Bay Consortium up to $27,500 for a college and career center at Castlemont High
    $28Knot to exceed
23. P.-23Adjusts East Bay Asian Youth Center's Frick Impact Academy after-school deal for COVID, no added cost
    No cost stated
24. P.-24Adjusts Higher Ground's New Highland Academy after-school deal for COVID, no added cost
    No cost stated
25. P.-25Adjusts YMCA of the East Bay's West Oakland Middle School after-school deal for COVID, no added cost
    No cost stated
26. P.-26Pays Springboard Collaborative up to $369,750 for virtual summer and after-school reading programs
    $370Knot to exceed
27. P.-27Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $95,488 for Ralph J. Bunche Academy's after-school program
    $95Knot to exceed
28. P.-28Pays Safe Passages up to $223,659 for Coliseum College Preparatory Academy's after-school program
    $224Knot to exceed
29. P.-29Pays Safe Passages up to $158,920 for Coliseum College Preparatory Academy's after-school program
    $159Knot to exceed
30. P.-30Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $111,269 for Community United Elementary School's after-school program
    $111Knot to exceed
31. P.-31Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $185,442 for after-school care at Elmhurst United Middle School
    $185Knot to exceed
32. P.-32Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at Emerson Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
33. P.-33Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $103,853 for after-school care at Esperanza Elementary School
    $104Knot to exceed
34. P.-34Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $177,840 to run the after-school program at Fremont High School
    $178Knot to exceed
35. P.-35Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $120,792 to run the after-school program at Futures Elementary School
    $121Knot to exceed
36. P.-36Hosts up to 10 high school students in virtual summer internships with EBMUD at no cost
    No cost stated
37. P.-37Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $106,289 to run the after-school program at Glenview Elementary School
    $106Knot to exceed
38. P.-38Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $120,792 for after-school care at Global Family Elementary School
    $121Knot to exceed
39. P.-39Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $111,269 for after-school care at Grass Valley Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
40. P.-40Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $104,072 for after-school care at Greenleaf Elementary School
    $104Knot to exceed
41. P.-41Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $152,008 to run the after-school program at Hoover Elementary School
    $152Knot to exceed
42. P.-42Ratifies a no-cost deal with Leading Educators to plan a 3-year English curriculum strategy
    No cost stated
43. P.-43Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $104,997 for after-school care at Fred T. Korematsu Discovery Academy
    $105Knot to exceed
44. P.-44Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $215,643 to run the after-school program at Life Academy
    $216Knot to exceed
45. P.-45Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $111,269 for after-school care at Bella Vista Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
46. P.-46Accepts $100,000 from the City of Oakland to run violence prevention and justice-involved youth support
    +$100Kcoming in
47. P.-47Applies for a $1.996M state grant for student support, attendance and restorative justice
    +$2Mcoming in
48. P.-48Pays Oakland Leaf Foundation up to $180,734 to run the after-school program at Bret Harte Middle School
    $181Knot to exceed
49. P.-49Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at Cleveland Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
50. P.-50Pays Youth Together up to $213,361 to run the after-school program at Skyline High School
    $213Knot to exceed
51. P.-51Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $117,232 to run the after-school program at Rise Community School
    $117Knot to exceed
52. P.-52Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $146,897 to run the after-school program at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $147Knot to exceed
53. P.-53Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $157,937 to run the after-school program at Franklin Elementary School
    $158Knot to exceed
54. P.-54Ratifies a $10,000 increase, to $20,000, for a contractor serving two Oakland high schools
    +$10Knew total $20K
55. P.-55Pays Safe Passages up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at Laurel Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
56. P.-56Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $191,784 to run the after-school program at Oakland High School
    $192Knot to exceed
57. P.-57Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $114,382 to run the after-school program at Peralta Elementary School
    $114Knot to exceed
58. P.-58Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $166,863 for after-school care at Oakland International High School
    $167Knot to exceed
59. P.-59Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $110,282 to run the after-school program at Prescott Elementary School
    $110Knot to exceed
60. P.-60Pays Oakland Leaf Foundation up to $104,998 to run the after-school program at EnCompass Academy
    $105Knot to exceed
61. P.-61Pays Citizen Schools up to $106,169 for an after-school program
    $106Knot to exceed
62. P.-62Pays Love, Learn, Success up to $108,121 for an after-school program
    $108Knot to exceed
63. P.-63Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $111,892 for an after-school program
    $112Knot to exceed
64. P.-64Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $190,680 for an after-school program
    $191Knot to exceed
65. P.-65Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $111,269 for an after-school program
    $111Knot to exceed
66. P.-66Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $192,343 for an after-school program
    $192Knot to exceed
67. P.-67Pays Oakland Leaf Foundation up to $104,997 for an after-school program
    $105Knot to exceed
68. P.-68Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $125,985 for an after-school program
    $126Knot to exceed
69. P.-69Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $207,795 for an after-school program
    $208Knot to exceed
70. P.-70Pays Ujimaa Foundation up to $99,765 for an after-school program
    $100Knot to exceed
71. P.-71Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $111,269 for an after-school program
    $111Knot to exceed
72. P.-72Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $111,269 for an after-school program
    $111Knot to exceed
73. P.-73Pays Higher Ground Neighborhood Development Corporation up to $111,269 for an after-school program
    $111Knot to exceed
74. P.-74Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $225,423 for an after-school program
    $225Knot to exceed
75. P.-75Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $135,306 for an after-school program
    $135Knot to exceed
76. P.-76Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $111,269 for an after-school program
    $111Knot to exceed
77. P.-77Ratifies up to $11,700 for Camp Phoenix to run a virtual summer program at Greenleaf Elementary
    $12Knot to exceed
78. P.-78Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $399,538 for an after-school program
    $400Knot to exceed
79. P.-79Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $100,723 for an after-school program
    $101Knot to exceed
80. P.-80Pays YMCA of the East Bay up to $98,725 for an after-school program
    $99Knot to exceed
81. P.-81Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $244,786 for an after-school program
    $245Knot to exceed
82. P.-82Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $103,871 for an after-school program
    $104Knot to exceed
83. P.-83Pays Higher Ground Neighborhood Development Corporation up to $148,400 for an after-school program
    $148Knot to exceed
84. P.-84Pays Ujimaa Foundation up to $47,209 for an after-school program
    $47Knot to exceed
85. P.-85Ratifies up to $47,420 for Truce Media to stream virtual graduations for 14 high schools
    $47Knot to exceed
86. P.-86Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $111,269 for an after-school program
    $111Knot to exceed
87. P.-87Lets two nonpublic special-education schools serve students virtually at no added cost
    No cost stated
88. P.-88Accepts $1.32M from the state for career technical education pathways in high schools
    +$1.32Mcoming in
89. P.-89Accepts $81,000 from the state for the Oakland High School Public Health and Policy Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
90. P.-90Accepts $81,000 from the state for the Oakland High School Law and Public Service Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
91. P.-91Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland International High School's Multimedia Communications Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
92. P.-92Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland Technical High School's Fashion Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
93. P.-93Accepts $81,000 state grant for Skyline High School's Computer Science and Technology Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
94. P.-94Accepts $75,600 state grant for Fremont High School's College Preparatory and Architecture Academy
    +$76Kcoming in
95. P.-95Accepts $75,600 state grant for Oakland Technical High School's Computer Communication and Repair Academy
    +$76Kcoming in
96. P.-96Accepts $75,600 state grant for Oakland High School's Environmental Science Academy
    +$76Kcoming in
97. P.-97Accepts $75,600 state grant for Life Academy's Health and Bioscience Academy
    +$76Kcoming in
98. P.-98Accepts $75,600 state grant for Oakland Technical High School's Health and Biotechnology Academy
    +$76Kcoming in
99. P.-99Accepts $75,600 state grant for Skyline High School's Skyline Education Academy
    +$76Kcoming in
100. P.-100Accepts $75,600 state grant for Fremont High School's The Media Academy
     +$76Kcoming in
101. P.-101Accepts $75,600 state grant for Oakland High School's Visual Arts Academy
     +$76Kcoming in
102. P.-102Approves Greenleaf Elementary School's 2019-20 School Plan for Student Achievement
     No cost stated
103. P.-103Approves Glenview Elementary School's 2019-20 School Plan for Student Achievement
     No cost stated
104. P.-104Approves Joaquin Miller Elementary School's 2019-20 School Plan for Student Achievement
     No cost stated
105. P.-105Approves Sequoia Elementary School's 2019-20 School Plan for Student Achievement
     No cost stated
106. P.-106Approves Acorn Woodland Elementary School's 2019-20 School Plan for Student Achievement
     No cost stated
107. P.-107Approves Kaiser Elementary School's 2019-20 School Plan for Student Achievement
     No cost stated
108. P.-108Pays New Leaders up to $90,000 in 2019-20 to build school leaders' skills
     $90Knot to exceed
109. P.-109Adds $75,970 for Oakland Public Education Fund summer student intern stipends
     +$76Knew total $276K
110. P.-110Contracts with Raskob Day School for up to $50,000 in 2020-21 special education services
     $50Knot to exceed
111. P.-111Approves Community Day School's 2019-20 School Plan for Student Achievement
     No cost stated
112. P.-112Applies for $318,420 in state Workability 1 funds for job-readiness help for students with disabilities
     +$318Kcoming in
113. P.-113Adopts special education resolution on services for children from birth to age three
     No cost stated
114. P.-114Adopts special education resolution reserving federal funds for Oakland students in private schools
     No cost stated
115. P.-115Adopts special education resolution on coordinating transition services with other agencies
     No cost stated
116. P.-116Adopts special education resolution on materials for students with visual impairments
     No cost stated
117. P.-117Adopts special education resolution on monitoring students placed in nonpublic schools
     No cost stated
118. P.-118Adopts special education resolution on students with disabilities in state and district tests
     No cost stated
119. P.-119Adopts special education resolution on governance and support for the local plan
     No cost stated
120. P.-120Adopts special education resolution on using federal funds for students with disabilities
     No cost stated
121. P.-121Adopts a resolution on preventing over-identification of students with disabilities in special education
     No cost stated
122. P.-122Accepts a $2,505.97 class action settlement award, up $276.54 from the earlier award
     +$277coming in
123. P.-123Adds $150,000 for more legal services from Lozano Smith, for a $450,000 limit this year
     +$150Knew total $450K
124. P.-124Revises the 2020-21 school calendar to add an Oakland Educator Wellness Day on May 10, 2021
     No cost stated
125. P.-125Approves a $206,645.14 yearly facilities agreement with charter school LPS Oakland R&D at Castlemont
     +$207Kcoming in
126. P.-126Approves a facilities agreement with East Bay Innovation Academy at Marshall for $135,494.32 in revenue
     +$135Kcoming in
127. P.-127Approves a no-cost, ten-year data sharing agreement with the California Policy Lab at UC campuses
     No cost stated
128. P.-128Approves a Proposition 39 facilities agreement with Francophone charter school for $43,260 a year
     +$43Kcoming in
129. P.-129Approves a facilities agreement with Urban Montessori at Tilden/John Swett for about $146,708 a year
     +$147Kcoming in
130. P.-130Reappoints five members of the Measures A, B and J school facilities bond oversight committee
     No cost stated
131. P.-131Adopts the Board of Education's 2020-21 Governance Handbook
     No cost stated
132. P.-132Directs how the Board casts its ballot in the 2020 CSBA Delegate Assembly runoff election
     No cost stated
133. P.-133Names five firms as a pool for asset management and real property services on unneeded district sites
     No cost stated
134. P.-134Requests a temporary transfer of up to $30 million from the Alameda County Treasury for 2020-21
     No cost stated
135. P.-135Adopts Measure G1 middle school grants and education spending plans totaling $3,916,012 for 2020-21
     $3.92Mcumulative
136. P.-136Adopts Measure N college and career education plans and budgets totaling $10,484,139 for 2020-21
     $10.5Mcumulative
137. P1.-1Adds $180,000 and a year to Lowe Consulting's facilities labor-agreement contract
     +$180Knew total $360K
138. P1.-2Adds $349,437 and a year to L. Luster & Associates' facilities compliance contract
     +$349Knew total $699K
139. P1.-3Adds $207,480 and a year to Layas Partnership's facilities project management contract
     +$207Knew total $416K
140. P1.-4Adds $187,200 and a year to Well Put Together's facilities project management contract
     +$187Knew total $490K
141. P1.-5Adds $368,500 for more monitoring work by KDI Consultants on the Fremont High School rebuild
     +$369Knew total $1.37M
142. P1.-6Pays Nor-Cal Moving Services up to $27,800 to relocate the Special Education Department at Cole
     $28K
143. P1.-7Adds $35,526 to the Digital Design Communications video surveillance maintenance contract
     +$36Knew total $904K
144. P1.-8Pays Rook Electric up to $75,800 to install cameras at Madison Park Academy
     $76K
145. P1.-9Pays Metro Contract Group up to $623,807 for furniture for the new Fremont High building and gym
     $624K
146. P1.-10Pays MKThink $194,488 for continued support of the district's 2019 Facilities Master Plan
     $194K
147. P2.-1Pays Girls Inc. up to $104,997 to run the after-school program at Acorn Woodland Elementary School
     $105Knot to exceed
148. P2.-2Pays Girls Inc. up to $108,537 to run the after-school program at Allendale Elementary School
     $109Knot to exceed
149. P2.-3Pays Girls Inc. up to $98,725 to run the after-school program at Bridges Academy
     $99Knot to exceed
150. P2.-4Pays Girls Inc. up to $146,897 to run the after-school program at LaEscuelita Elementary School
     $147Knot to exceed
151. P2.-5Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $111,269 to run Horace Mann Elementary's after-school program
     $111Knot to exceed

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