Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $90K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Cipriani and Werner, P.C. at up to $90K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $537K in budget allocations (1 item)

1. V.-1Accepts a $120,000 grant from the National Center for Teacher Residencies for Black teacher residents
   +$120Kcoming in
2. V.-2Revises three job descriptions: health services, mental health social work, kindergarten readiness
   No cost stated
3. V.-3Ratifies up to $5,500 for Panorama Education's social-emotional learning support at St. Elizabeth
   $6Knot to exceed
4. V.-4Adds $41,600 to Bay Area Community Resources' summer 2021 program at MLK Jr. Elementary
   +$42Knew total $239K
5. V.-5Pays Aim High for High School up to $37,440 for remote summer learning at Urban Promise Academy
   $37Knot to exceed
6. V.-6Pays Aim High for High School up to $37,440 for remote summer learning at Westlake Middle School
   $37Knot to exceed
7. V.-7Ratifies up to $29,778 for C&C Educational Consultants to provide school leadership at New Highland Academy
   $30Knot to exceed
8. V.-8Ratifies up to $20,000 for an outside consultant's equity training at Cleveland Elementary
   $20Knot to exceed
9. V.-9Ratifies up to $25,000 for Be the Change Consulting to train district summer staff
   $25Knot to exceed
10. V.-10Ratifies up to $19,760 for Camp Phoenix summer learning at Greenleaf Elementary
    $20Knot to exceed
11. V.-11Pays EL Education up to $55,000 for strategic planning and English learner support consulting
    $55Knot to exceed
12. V.-12Ratifies up to $10,000 for a Y-PLAN civic engagement program at Skyline High School
    $10Knot to exceed
13. V.-13Pays East Bay Consortium up to $8,500 for senior college advising at Oakland International High
    $9Knot to exceed
14. V.-14Ratifies up to $3,000 for a poet to coach a teacher in spoken-word poetry instruction
    $3Knot to exceed
15. V.-15Ratifies up to $8,000 for Seeds of Awareness to provide counseling at Oakland International High
    $8Knot to exceed
16. V.-16Ratifies up to $25,000 for Cypress Mandela's summer construction pre-apprenticeship for 30 students
    $25Knot to exceed
17. V.-17Ratifies up to $25,840 for a clinical supervisor of counseling interns at Oakland International High
    $26Knot to exceed
18. V.-18Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $50,000 to manage student intern stipends at Dewey Academy
    $50Knot to exceed
19. V.-19Ratifies up to $3,000 for a drama scholar to work remotely with Skyline High students and teacher
    $3Knot to exceed
20. V.-20Pays Seneca Family of Agencies up to $50,000 for an intensive summer program for high school students
    $50Knot to exceed
21. V.-21Ratifies up to $10,000 for a Y-PLAN civic engagement program at Oakland High School
    $10Knot to exceed
22. V.-22Ratifies up to $24,250 for Dimensions Dance Theatre's virtual dance program at West Oakland Middle
    $24Knot to exceed
23. V.-23Pays East Bay Consortium up to $27,500 for virtual college advising at McClymonds High
    $28Knot to exceed
24. V.-24Ratifies up to $4,250 for East Bay Consortium's college access counseling at Rudsdale High
    $4Knot to exceed
25. V.-25Adds $10,000 for more student internship stipends at Rudsdale High through Bay Area Community Resources
    +$10Knew total $68K
26. V.-26Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $5,000 for senior work-based learning at Oakland International High
    $5Knot to exceed
27. V.-27Adds $2,958 and extends an English class contract for parents at Elmhurst United Middle School
    +$3Knew total $6K
28. V.-28Accepts an $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Law and Public Service Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
29. V.-29Accepts an $81,000 state grant for Skyline High's Computer Science and Technology Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
30. V.-30Accepts an $81,000 state grant for Oakland Tech's Fashion Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
31. V.-31Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland International High's Multimedia Communications Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
32. V.-32Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Public Health and Policy Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
33. V.-33Accepts $77,670 state grant for Fremont High's College Prep and Architecture Academy
    +$78Kcoming in
34. V.-34Accepts $77,670 state grant for Fremont High's Media Academy
    +$78Kcoming in
35. V.-35Accepts $77,670 state grant for Life Academy's Health and Bioscience Academy
    +$78Kcoming in
36. V.-36Accepts $77,670 state grant for Oakland High's Visual Arts Academy
    +$78Kcoming in
37. V.-37Accepts $77,670 state grant for Oakland High's Environmental Science Academy
    +$78Kcoming in
38. V.-38Accepts $77,670 state grant for Oakland Tech's Health and Biotechnology Academy
    +$78Kcoming in
39. V.-39Accepts $77,670 state grant for Skyline High's Education Academy
    +$78Kcoming in
40. V.-40Accepts $77,670 state grant for Oakland Tech's Computer Communication and Technology Academy
    +$78Kcoming in
41. V.-41Adds $25,000 to the Bertrand, Fox, Elliot, Osman and Wenzel law firm agreement, to $120,200
    +$25Knew total $120K
42. V.-42Adds $25,000 to the Davis and Young law firm agreement, raising the cap to $120,200
    +$25Knew total $120K
43. V.-43Ratifies a legal services agreement with Cipriani and Werner, up to $90,000 per year
    $90K/yryearly cap
44. V.-44Ends the emergency authorization for storm drain repair at Oakland Technical High School
    No cost stated
45. V.-45Accepts a $2,867,232 settlement to be paid to the district in its case against Cal-Pacific Construction
    +$2.87Mcoming in
46. V.-46Accepts a $20,000 Golden State Warriors donation for pandemic-related needs
    +$20Kcoming in
47. V.-47Adopts $536,653 in Measure G1 grants for district and charter middle schools for 2021-22
    $537Kcumulative
48. V1.-1Adds $26,501 for Nor-Cal Moving Services at the Fremont High library relocation, to $56,489
    +$27Knew total $56K

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