Not counted in the totals above. $2.36M in grants applied for (1 item)

1. V.-1Renews Crystal Creamery's milk and dairy contract for 2021-22 at the same $650,000 limit
   +$650Knot to exceed
2. V.-2Renews Daylight Foods' fresh produce contract for 2021-22 at the same $1.3M limit
   +$1.30Mnot to exceed
3. V.-3Adds $3M to Goldstar Foods' grocery contract for school meals, raising the limit to $9.27M
   +$3Mnew total $9.27M
4. V.-4Accepts a $125,000 Warriors Community Foundation donation for student devices
   +$125Kcoming in
5. V.-5Adds $50,000 for Common Vision home delivery of meals and produce boxes, through Aug. 2021
   +$50Knew total $914K
6. V.-6Awards Individual Foodservice up to $320,107.50 for food service supplies for one year
   $320Knot to exceed
7. V.-7Approves Personnel Report No. 2021-0011 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
   Cost not stated
8. V.-8Renews teaching-intern and practicum partnership with Alliant International University to 2024
   No cost stated
9. V.-9Creates a new job description for a COVID Grant Administration Coordinator
   No cost stated
10. V.-10Approves a one-time salary adjustment for confidential employees for COVID-19 reopening work
    Cost not stated
11. V.-11Ratifies a no-cost deal for LifeLong Medical Care to give COVID-19 and other vaccines at school clinics
    No cost stated
12. V.-12Ratifies a no-cost deal for La Clinica de la Raza to give COVID-19 and other vaccines at school clinics
    No cost stated
13. V.-13Pays Common Vision up to $5,916.75 for garden mentoring in a high school summer internship
    $6Knot to exceed
14. V.-14Ratifies up to $24,200 for Blueprint Schools Network's summer middle school math program
    $24Knot to exceed
15. V.-15Amends the college-course partnership with Peralta Colleges for Oakland high school students
    No cost stated
16. V.-16Accepts a $35,000 state planning grant for Oakland High's engineering pathway
    +$35Kcoming in
17. V.-17Ratifies up to $19,418 for Lindamood-Bell virtual one-on-one instruction for special education students
    $19Knot to exceed
18. V.-18Approves the county's three-year plan for serving expelled and high-risk students
    No cost stated
19. V.-19Applies for $2.36M in state grant money for newcomer and refugee student and family support
    +$2.36Mcoming in
20. V.-20Accepts a $930,862 Strong Workforce grant for an ICT and digital media career pathway
    +$931Kcoming in
21. V.-21Accepts a $1.21M Strong Workforce grant for a health and education career pathway
    +$1.21Mcoming in
22. V.-22Accepts a $1.13M Strong Workforce grant for an engineering and building trades pathway
    +$1.13Mcoming in
23. V.-23Accepts an $845,113 state grant for career technical education in high school pathways
    +$845Kcoming in
24. V.-24Skips bidding and hires Axis for up to $2.06M in repairs at Lincoln Elementary
    $2.06Mnot to exceed
25. V.-25Adds $198,000 to Lowe Consulting's labor-compliance contract, extending it to June 2022
    +$198Knew total $558K
26. V.-26Adds $1.17M to Cumming's construction management contract for Measure J bond projects
    +$1.17Mnew total $4.28M
27. V.-27Adds $401,623 to Luster National's contract compliance work, extending it to June 2022
    +$402Knew total $1.10M
28. V.-28Adds $2.08M to Cordoba's construction management contract, extending it to June 2022
    +$2.08Mnew total $8.21M
29. V.-29Adopts a side letter to the district's construction labor agreement through Sept. 2026
    No cost stated
30. V1.-1Awards Bay Construction $160,000 to install a fence at the Frick Middle School support site
    $160K

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