Not counted in the totals above. $43.6M in payments already made (2 items) · $756K in budget allocations (9 items) · $361K in grants applied for (2 items)

1. V.-1Buys Cisco phone licenses from CDW-G for up to $648,960 through an existing contract, 2020-2025
   $649Kamount unverified
2. V.-2Approves $24.89M in accounts payable checks issued in October 2020
   $24.9Mcumulative
3. V.-3Approves $18.7M in payroll checks and direct deposits for October 2020
   $18.7Mcumulative
4. V.-4Awards Redgwick Construction $297,200 to replace Horace Mann Elementary's retaining wall and stairs
   $297K
5. V.-5Ratifies Gensler's free design work on outdoor learning spaces at Laurel Elementary and Bridges Academy
   No cost stated
6. V.-6Adds $64,500 and extends DCG Strategies' property re-use consulting to $100,000 through June 2021
   +$65Knew total $100K
7. V.-7Approves Personnel Report No. 1920-0007 on staffing actions
   No cost stated
8. V.-8Renews Fresno Pacific University partnership for teacher interns and student teaching through 2023
   No cost stated
9. V.-9Creates or revises three job descriptions: LGBTQ programming, resource planning and outdoor environmental
   No cost stated
10. V.-10Adds 51.5 full-time-equivalent positions to the 2020-21 budget
    No cost stated
11. V.-11Approves 2020-21 special education master contract with Anova Center for Education
    No cost stated
12. V.-12Approves 2020-21 special education master contract with Arise Educational Center
    No cost stated
13. V.-13Approves 2020-21 special education master contract with Star Academy
    No cost stated
14. V.-14Approves 2020-21 special education master contract with La Cheim School, Inc.
    No cost stated
15. V.-15Approves 2020-21 special education master contract with Spectrum Center
    No cost stated
16. V.-16Approves 2020-21 special education master contract with EBS Healthcare, Inc.
    No cost stated
17. V.-17Approves 2020-21 special education master contract with Aya Healthcare Inc.
    No cost stated
18. V.-18Amends state child care contract CCTR 0010-01 to follow the Alameda County Pilot Plan for 2020-21
    Funding inamount not stated
19. V.-19Amends state preschool contract CSPP 0021-01 to follow the Alameda County Pilot Plan for 2020-21
    Funding inamount not stated
20. V.-20Amends Safe Passages agreement for in-person learning hub at Coliseum College Prep at no added cost
    No cost stated
21. V.-21Pays Spanish Speaking Unity Council up to $200,000 for academic support for Latino males, students of color
    $200Knot to exceed
22. V.-22Ratifies up to $4,500 for Elevate Oakland to bring professional artists to McClymonds High students
    $5Knot to exceed
23. V.-23Ratifies no-cost partnership with Upward Roots for youth service learning at 15 schools through 2023
    No cost stated
24. V.-24Approves no-cost Soccer Without Borders program supporting newcomer students at seven schools
    No cost stated
25. V.-25Approves no-cost buildOn community service learning program for high school students through 2023
    No cost stated
26. V.-26Ratifies no-cost uAspire college financial aid advising at six high schools through 2023
    No cost stated
27. V.-27Ratifies up to $60,000 for a contractor to coordinate COVID food distribution volunteers
    $60Knot to exceed
28. V.-28Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $112,000 for virtual soccer programs for newly arrived students
    $112Knot to exceed
29. V.-29Ratifies up to $3,750 for Mills Teacher Scholars to support teacher collaboration planning
    $4Knot to exceed
30. V.-30Ratifies up to $60,000 for Refugee & Immigrant Transitions to support refugee students and families
    $60Knot to exceed
31. V.-31Pays Cantare Con Vivo up to $31,827 for music lessons and a choir at Lincoln Elementary
    $32Knot to exceed
32. V.-32Pays Swun Math up to $230,100 for math coaching at Community United and Futures Elementary
    $230Knot to exceed
33. V.-33Pays Elevate Oakland up to $3,500 for art and music programming at Parker Elementary
    $4Knot to exceed
34. V.-34Pays 4FamilyBarbque Culture Builder up to $60,000 for student mentoring and family outreach at Futures
    $60Knot to exceed
35. V.-35Pays URBANLIFE Mentors up to $10,000 for virtual mentoring of Black and Latino boys at Parker
    $10Knot to exceed
36. V.-36Pays Dovetail Learning up to $55,440 for social emotional learning coaching at Community United
    $55Knot to exceed
37. V.-37Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $25,000 as community manager at MLK and Lafayette Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
38. V.-38Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $12,000 for student behavior support at Community United
    $12Knot to exceed
39. V.-39Accepts free coding and tech mentoring from TEAM Inc. for McClymonds High students through 2023
    No cost stated
40. V.-40Accepts free Jumpstart early-learning program for preschoolers at district child development centers
    No cost stated
41. V.-41Accepts a $507,847 federal grant for human trafficking prevention training and student education
    +$508Kcoming in
42. V.-42Accepts free garden and outdoor-learning support from Common Vision/Growing Together
    No cost stated
43. V.-43Pays a trauma-informed care trainer up to $4,000 for three staff trainings at Life Academy
    $4Knot to exceed
44. V.-44Pays East Bay Consortium up to $27,000 for college advising for seniors at Madison Park Academy
    $27Knot to exceed
45. V.-45Pays East Bay Consortium up to $20,000 for UC Berkeley tutors in Algebra 1 at Oakland Tech
    $20Knot to exceed
46. V.-46Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $9,000 for a case manager at Ralph J. Bunche Academy
    $9Knot to exceed
47. V.-47Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $28,000 for two AmeriCorps teaching assistants at Rudsdale
    $28Knot to exceed
48. V.-48Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $200,000 for a Black family outreach liaison
    $200Knot to exceed
49. V.-49Pays an instructor up to $15,710 for Mam language, culture and mentoring at Oakland High
    $16Knot to exceed
50. V.-50Pays a consultant up to $13,090 to coach early-career humanities teachers at Ralph J. Bunche
    $13Knot to exceed
51. V.-51Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $40,000 for a school culture coach at Cleveland Elementary
    $40Knot to exceed
52. V.-52Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $100,000 for two student support staff at EnCompass Academy
    $100Knot to exceed
53. V.-53Pays a contractor up to $15,000 for a garden-based English learner and health program
    $15Knot to exceed
54. V.-54Pays Leading Educators up to $306,609 to improve how OUSD picks and teaches curriculum through 2023
    $307Knot to exceed
55. V.-55Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $12,500 for a resident artist at Hoover Elementary
    $13Knot to exceed
56. V.-56Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $12,000 for arts education for 120 students at Prescott Elementary
    $12Knot to exceed
57. V.-57Pays a trainer up to $10,000 for a race, equity and healing training series at Greenleaf Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
58. V.-58Pays an artist in residence up to $10,000 for multicultural art lessons at Bella Vista Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
59. V.-59Pays Heart in Balance up to $5,000 for student therapy sessions at Peralta Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
60. V.-60Pays EL Education up to $121,000 for planning workshops and implementation support for schools
    $121Knot to exceed
61. V.-61Sets up a partnership with Friends of Oakland Public School Libraries for a digital library, up to $300,000
    $300Knot to exceed
62. V.-62Ratifies up to $33,536 for American Indian Child Resource Center services to Native students in grades 6-12
    $34Knot to exceed
63. V.-63Ratifies up to $40,000 for Maker Ed to build coding lessons for ASES Kids Code after-school programs
    $40Knot to exceed
64. V.-64Accepts a $615,709 grant from the Schusterman Family Foundation for curriculum and engagement support
    +$616Kcoming in
65. V.-65Accepts a $1.85M Kenneth Rainin Foundation grant for early literacy support in 39 schools
    +$1.85Mcoming in
66. V.-66Ratifies up to $5,000 for Lincoln's mental health team at New Highland Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
67. V.-67Accepts a $500,000 California Department of Social Services grant for support to unaccompanied immigrant youth
    +$500Kcoming in
68. V.-68Approves EnCompass Academy's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
69. V.-69Raises a state transition-program grant for special education students to a $1,206,957 maximum
    Funding inamount not stated
70. V.-70Adds $180,000 from the City of Oakland for student summer internship stipends; extends grant to May 2021
    +$180Kcoming in
71. V.-71Adds up to $442,670 from First 5 Alameda County for school-readiness programs for children under 5
    +$443Kcoming in
72. V.-72Applies for a $29,979 Alameda County grant to plan arts education in Oakland schools
    +$30Kcoming in
73. V.-73Accepts a $305,000 ACE grant for the Learning Center Program at Oakland International High School
    +$305Kcoming in
74. V.-74Approves Montera Middle School's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
75. V.-75Approves Madison Park Academy - Upper Campus's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
76. V.-76Approves Dewey Academy's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
77. V.-77Approves Oakland High School's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
78. V.-78Approves Sankofa United Elementary School's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
79. V.-79Approves Life Academy's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
80. V.-80Approves Ralph J. Bunche High School's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
81. V.-81Approves Coliseum College Preparatory Academy's 2020-21 School Plan for Student Achievement
    No cost stated
82. V.-82Names the merged Community United and Futures elementary schools Lockwood STEAM Academy
    No cost stated
83. V.-83Acknowledges receipt of a legal agreement with Roses in Concrete signed by the Superintendent
    No cost stated
84. V.-84Ratifies a $200 payment to the district for using Sequoia Elementary as an accessible voting location
    +$200coming in
85. V.-85Ratifies a no-cost COVID-19 testing agreement with Curative Labs for employee screening through 2023
    No cost stated
86. V.-86Awards Goldstar Foods up to $6,269,349.25 to supply groceries for school meals in 2020-21
    $6.27Mnot to exceed
87. V.-87Leases the former Webster child care center to Unity Council for $5,000 a month for five years
    +$5Kcoming in
88. V.-88Ratifies up to $15,000 for Geosyntec to assess indoor air health risks at the Acorn Woodland campus
    $15Knot to exceed
89. V.-89Ratifies a no-cost weekend facilities use agreement for The Movement Church at Elmhurst United Middle School
    No cost stated
90. V.-90Appoints board members to the Chabot Space & Science Center Joint Powers Authority through 2021
    No cost stated
91. V.-91Extends North Oakland Community Charter School's operating agreement with the district to June 2023
    No cost stated
92. V.-92Lets Urban Montessori Charter School use Tilden classrooms, paying the district $133,641 a year
    +$134Kcoming in
93. V.-93Lets Francophone Academy use Toler Heights classrooms, paying the district $39,406 a year
    +$39Kcoming in
94. V.-94Lets Achieve Academy use Hawthorne classrooms, paying the district $229,086 a year
    +$229Kcoming in
95. V.-95Lets LPS Oakland R&D use Castlemont High School classrooms, paying the district $188,239 a year
    +$188Kcoming in
96. V.-96Lets Cox Academy use Cox School classrooms, paying the district $248,085 a year
    +$248Kcoming in
97. V.-97Lets East Bay Innovation Academy use Marshall classrooms, paying the district $123,426 a year
    +$123Kcoming in
98. V.-98Lets Unity Middle Charter School use Rudsdale classrooms, paying the district $53,725 a year
    +$54Kcoming in
99. V.-99Applies for $330,948.75 in federal grant money for safety measures at 27 school sites
    +$331Kcoming in
100. V.-100Shares student attendance data with Kinvolved for family messaging at no cost to the district
     No cost stated
101. V.-101Adds $72,000 for TalkingPoints texting platform at all K-12 schools, raising total to $342,000
     +$72Knew total $342K
102. V.-102Partners with Oakland Promise and Honors Pathway on a post-graduation Microcollege Program at no cost
     No cost stated
103. V.-103Pays Education Pioneers up to $25,000 for a fellow to support the district's COVID-19 response team
     $25Knot to exceed
104. V.-104Pays up to $156,000 to keep the district's 2020-21 membership in the CORE Districts collaborative
     $156Knot to exceed
105. V.-105Accepts $329,336 federal grant for entry buzzers, visitor systems and safety film at 27 school sites
     +$329Kcoming in
106. V.-106Approves carrying over $314,946.56 in unspent 2019-20 Measure G1 funds for middle schools
     $315Kcumulative
107. V.-107Lets Ralph J. Bunche High School carry over $103,345.78 in unspent 2019-20 Measure N funds
     $103K
108. V.-108Lets Castlemont High School carry over $92,460.86 in unspent 2019-20 Measure N funds
     $92K
109. V.-109Lets Dewey Academy carry over $32,874.31 in unspent 2019-20 Measure N funds
     $33K
110. V.-110Lets Life Academy carry over $92,212.09 in unspent 2019-20 Measure N funds
     $92K
111. V.-111Lets MetWest High School carry over $52,184.34 in unspent 2019-20 Measure N funds
     $52K
112. V.-112Lets Oakland International High School carry over $56,830.10 in unspent 2019-20 Measure N funds
     $57K
113. V.-113Shifts $10,000 in Ralph Bunche Academy's Measure N funds to a job-training consultant
     $10K
114. V.-114Shifts $1,500 in Ralph Bunche Academy's Measure N funds from culinary to audio-visual equipment
     $2K
115. V.-115Approves the minutes of the Board's November 12, 2020 regular meeting
     No cost stated
116. V.-116Pays a consultant up to $9,000 to plan and run orientation meetings for new Board members
     $9Knot to exceed
117. V.-117Approves the minutes of the Board's December 2, 2020 special meeting
     No cost stated
118. V1.-1Adds $28,349 and 118 days for Anthonio's inspection work on Emerson's softball field, to $80,720
     +$28Knew total $81K
119. V1.-2Pays Arbitrage Compliance Specialists $12,750 to check the district's bond debt against IRS rules
     $13K
120. V1.-3Adds $2,171.79 to Sof Surfaces' Sequoia playmatting job for site leveling, to $88,390.86
     +$2Knew total $88K
121. V1.-4Extends Consolidated Engineering's testing at Emerson softball field to March 2021
     No cost stated
122. V1.-5Pays ACC Environmental $33,548 for soil sampling at the Glenview Elementary construction site
     $34K
123. V1.-6Adds $37,778.40 for Elite Security patrols at The Center Project through December 2020
     +$38Knew total $92K
124. V1.-7Hires Gould Evans for up to $794,100 in design work on the Laurel Child Development Center
     $794Knot to exceed
125. V1.-8Awards Crown Worldwide $16,966.86 to move 24 classrooms and offices at Fremont High
     $17K
126. V1.-9Adds $90,000 so the district can buy two leased portables at Madison Park Academy
     +$90Knew total $410K
127. V1.-10Pays Jensen Hughes up to $8,688.61 to update the district's fire and intrusion alarm standards
     $9Knot to exceed

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