Not counted in the totals above. $48.7M in payments already made (2 items)

1. V.-1Approves $25.5M in accounts payable checks for September 2020
   $25.5Mcumulative
2. V.-2Approves $23.2M in September 2020 payroll checks and direct deposits
   $23.2Mcumulative
3. V.-3Approves Personnel Report No. 2021-0005 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
   Cost not stated
4. V.-4Ratifies up to $56,800 for TeachBar to run test-prep classes for teacher candidates
   $57Knot to exceed
5. V.-5Ratifies up to $35,000 for a consultant on teacher credentialing review and mentoring
   $35Knot to exceed
6. V.-6Renews San Jose State University partnership for teacher intern and practicum programs
   Cost not stated
7. V.-7Accepts up to $980,857 from Alameda County for special education mental health services
   +$981Kcoming in
8. V.-8Accepts up to $980,857 from Alameda County for 2020-21 special education mental health services
   +$981Kcoming in
9. V.-9Ratifies up to $28,234 for a Peralta Elementary contractor to run student support teams
   $28Knot to exceed
10. V.-10Ratifies up to $27,468 for Karuna Consulting mindfulness training for 30 teachers
    $27Knot to exceed
11. V.-11Ratifies a no-cost partnership with Healthier Generation to hand out smart thermometers
    No cost stated
12. V.-12Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $49,000 for mentoring at Urban Promise Academy
    $49Knot to exceed
13. V.-13Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $58,325 for a job readiness class at Rudsdale
    $58Knot to exceed
14. V.-14Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $25,000 for a wellness consultant at Frick
    $25Knot to exceed
15. V.-15Ratifies up to $3,600 for Bounce Back Generation workshops for families without housing
    $4Knot to exceed
16. V.-16Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $80,000 for internet service on student hotspots
    $80Knot to exceed
17. V.-17Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $25,000 for two student mental health consultants
    $25Knot to exceed
18. V.-18Ratifies up to $9,000 for Paul Dresher Ensemble music lessons at Elmhurst United
    $9Knot to exceed
19. V.-19Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $12,000 for student behavior support at Futures
    $12Knot to exceed
20. V.-20Ratifies up to $17,976 for a digital arts specialist at Community Day High School
    $18Knot to exceed
21. V.-21Accepts $80,500 from Educate78 to support the Bridges Academy transformation plan
    +$81Kcoming in
22. V.-22Ratifies up to $70,500 for TransformCA to run Safe Routes to School programs
    $71Knot to exceed
23. V.-23Ratifies up to $4,200 for Mills Teacher Scholars coaching for arts teachers
    $4Knot to exceed
24. V.-24Pays Junior Center of Art and Science up to $12,500 for an arts residency at Franklin
    $13Knot to exceed
25. V.-25Ratifies up to $5,000 for Lincoln to provide a counselor at LaEscuelita Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
26. V.-26Ratifies up to $16,117 for The Teaching Well staff wellness workshops at Futures
    $16Knot to exceed
27. V.-27Ratifies up to $16,118 for The Teaching Well staff wellness workshops at Community United
    $16Knot to exceed
28. V.-28Ratifies up to $10,000 for Lincoln therapy and student support at Grass Valley Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
29. V.-29Accepts $50,000 from the San Francisco Foundation for Oakland Goes Outdoors evaluation
    +$50Kcoming in
30. V.-30Approves a no-cost agreement to share student data with an adult education consortium
    No cost stated
31. V.-31Accepts $100,000 from the Haas Fund to pay 180 Oakland youth for Career Pathways internships
    +$100Kcoming in
32. V.-32Declares every November Indigenous People's Heritage Month in the district
    No cost stated
33. V.-33Extends Kaboom!'s agreement to build a new play space at Franklin Elementary to Dec. 2021
    No cost stated
34. V.-34Ratifies $200 from the county for using Brookfield Elementary School as a voting location
    +$200coming in
35. V.-35Ratifies $200 from the county for using Elmhurst United School as a voting location
    +$200coming in
36. V.-36Ratifies $200 from the county for using Montera Middle School as a voting location
    +$200coming in
37. V.-37Ratifies $200 from the county for using Oakland High School as a voting location
    +$200coming in
38. V.-38Ratifies $200 from the county for using Oakland Technical High School as a voting location
    +$200coming in
39. V.-39Ratifies $200 from the county for using Prescott School as a voting location
    +$200coming in
40. V.-40Ratifies $200 from the county for using Think College Now School as a voting location
    +$200coming in
41. V.-41Ratifies $200 from the county for using United for Success Academy as a voting location
    +$200coming in
42. V.-42Ratifies $200 from the county for using West Oakland Middle School as a voting location
    +$200coming in
43. V.-43Amends the Trust for Public Land agreement to build living schoolyards on district campuses
    No cost stated
44. V.-44Adopts changes to Board Policy 3310 on district purchasing procedures
    No cost stated
45. V.-45Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $63,000 to support school distance and safety leads
    $63Knot to exceed
46. V.-46Approves the minutes of the Board's October 28, 2020 regular meeting
    No cost stated
47. V.-47Approves the minutes of the Board's November 4, 2020 special meeting
    No cost stated
48. V.-48Certifies that early learning and child care programs have been closed for in-person instruction
    No cost stated
49. V1.-1Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $104,925 to run Burckhalter's after-school program
    $105Knot to exceed
50. V2.-1Adds $24,107 and about six months to Anthonio's inspection contract for the Foster Center project
    +$24Knew total $1.29M
51. V2.-2Extends Metro Contract Group's furniture delivery agreement for Fremont High to Dec. 31, 2020
    No cost stated
52. V2.-3Extends Terraphase Engineering's agreement for Emerson's girls' softball field to March 2021
    No cost stated

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