Not counted in the totals above. $49.3M in payments already made (2 items) · $12M in budget allocations (1 item) · $272K in grants applied for (1 item)

1. V.-1Pays the Oakland Public Education Fund up to $234,250 for summer stipends to student tech interns
   $234Knot to exceed
2. V.-2Accepts a donation of 7,980 face masks for students from Salesforce, valued at $19,548.51
   +$20Kcoming in
3. V.-3Accepts a grant of 11 mobile internet devices for Markham Elementary students, valued at $2,068
   +$2Kcoming in
4. V.-4Renews Goldstar Foods' district groceries contract for 2021-22 at the same $6,269,329.25 cap
   +$6.27Mnot to exceed
5. V.-5Extends Alameda County's Escape school business software services a year for up to $1.22M, without bidding
   +$1.22Mnot to exceed
6. V.-6Buys five years of Curriculum Associates' i-Ready online learning platform for up to $3.55M
   $3.55Mnot to exceed
7. V.-7Approves up to $305,027.60 for Aeries student information system and messaging, without public bidding
   $305Knot to exceed
8. V.-8Buys student hotspots and cellular service from T-Mobile for up to $1,167,000 over five years
   $1.17Mnot to exceed
9. V.-9Contracts with Informed K12 for up to $360,833 over two years through a shared purchasing contract
   $361Knot to exceed
10. V.-10Adds $257,184.25 to SchoolMint's enrollment system contract for 2021-22 without public bidding
    +$257Knew total $456K
11. V.-11Buys two custom social studies content collections from Newsela for up to $582,700 over five years
    $583Knot to exceed
12. V.-12Approves $28.7M in accounts payable checks for May 2021, covering 953 checks
    $28.7Mcumulative
13. V.-13Approves $20.6M in May 2021 payroll checks and direct deposits
    $20.6Mcumulative
14. V.-14Extends Horace Mann retaining wall and stair project to July 31, 2021 after weather delays; no added cost
    No cost stated
15. V.-15Leases part of the former Webster Child Development Center to Unity Council for $60,000 a year
    +$60Kcoming in
16. V.-16Creates five job descriptions and revises three, including a Grants Manager and a Chief Governance Officer
    No cost stated
17. V.-17Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $136,853 to run the after-school program at West Oakland Middle School
    $137Knot to exceed
18. V.-18Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $136,853 to run the after-school program at Parker Elementary School
    $137Knot to exceed
19. V.-19Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $204,393 to run the after-school program at Dewey Academy
    $204Knot to exceed
20. V.-20Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $193,112 to run after-school at Elmhurst United Middle School
    $193Knot to exceed
21. V.-21Pays Ujimaa Foundation up to $47,050 to run the after-school program at Carl Munck Elementary School
    $47Knot to exceed
22. V.-22Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $199,074 to run the after-school program at Fremont High School
    $199Knot to exceed
23. V.-23Pays Health Initiatives for Youth up to $156,743 to run the after-school program at McClymonds High School
    $157Knot to exceed
24. V.-24Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $114,382 to run the after-school program at Peralta Elementary School
    $114Knot to exceed
25. V.-25Pays Citizen Schools up to $134,353 to run the after-school program at Westlake Middle School
    $134Knot to exceed
26. V.-26Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $402,038 to run the after-school program at Roosevelt Middle School
    $402Knot to exceed
27. V.-27Pays Safe Passages up to $224,998 to run the after-school program at Coliseum College Preparatory Academy
    $225Knot to exceed
28. V.-28Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at New Highland Academy
    $111Knot to exceed
29. V.-29Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $117,697 to run the after-school program at Markham Elementary School
    $118Knot to exceed
30. V.-30Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $184,930 to run the after-school program at MetWest High School
    $185Knot to exceed
31. V.-31Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $104,998 for after-school program at Acorn Woodland Elementary School
    $105Knot to exceed
32. V.-32Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $111,269 for after-school program at Fruitvale Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
33. V.-33Pays Oakland Leaf Foundation up to $104,997 to run the after-school program at EnCompass Academy
    $105Knot to exceed
34. V.-34Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $87,395 for Ralph J. Bunche Continuation School after-school program
    $87Knot to exceed
35. V.-35Pays Oakland Leaf Foundation up to $183,234 to run the after-school program at Bret Harte Middle School
    $183Knot to exceed
36. V.-36Pays Love, Learn, Success up to $110,621 to run the after-school program at Melrose Leadership Academy
    $111Knot to exceed
37. V.-37Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at Emerson Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
38. V.-38Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $160,825 for after-school program at Frick United Academy of Language
    $161Knot to exceed
39. V.-39Pays Safe Passages up to $192,343 to run the after-school program at United for Success Academy
    $192Knot to exceed
40. V.-40Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $111,892 to run the after-school program at Sequoia Elementary School
    $112Knot to exceed
41. V.-41Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $201,899 to run the after-school program at Lincoln Elementary School
    $202Knot to exceed
42. V.-42Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $149,397 for after-school program at LaEscuelita Elementary School
    $149Knot to exceed
43. V.-43Ratifies up to $15,000 for Cityspan to track summer and after-school attendance data
    $15Knot to exceed
44. V.-44Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $111,269 for after-school program at Bella Vista Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
45. V.-45Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $98,726 to run the after-school program at Bridges Academy
    $99Knot to exceed
46. V.-46Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at Cleveland Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
47. V.-47Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $104,997 for after-school program at Esperanza Elementary School
    $105Knot to exceed
48. V.-48Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $122,697 to run the after-school program at Global Family School
    $123Knot to exceed
49. V.-49Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $104,997 for after-school program at Greenleaf Elementary School
    $105Knot to exceed
50. V.-50Pays Citizen Schools up to $108,330 to run the after-school program at Greenleaf Elementary School
    $108Knot to exceed
51. V.-51Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $151,931 to run the after-school program at Hoover Elementary School
    $152Knot to exceed
52. V.-52Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $110,282 to run the after-school program at Prescott Elementary School
    $110Knot to exceed
53. V.-53Pays YMCA of the East Bay up to $98,725 to run the after-school program at Reach Academy
    $99Knot to exceed
54. V.-54Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $194,151 for after-school program at Sankofa United Elementary School
    $194Knot to exceed
55. V.-55Pays Oakland Leaf Foundation up to $104,997 for after-school program at Think College Now Elementary School
    $105Knot to exceed
56. V.-56Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $149,397 to run the after-school program at Urban Promise Academy
    $149Knot to exceed
57. V.-57Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $194,886 to run the after-school program at Life Academy
    $195Knot to exceed
58. V.-58Pays Safe Passages up to $160,825 to run the after-school program at Coliseum College Preparatory Academy
    $161Knot to exceed
59. V.-59Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $225,423 to run the after-school program at Garfield Elementary School
    $225Knot to exceed
60. V.-60Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $106,380 to run the after-school program at Glenview Elementary School
    $106Knot to exceed
61. V.-61Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $111,270 for the after-school program at Horace Mann Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
62. V.-62Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at Howard Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
63. V.-63Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $122,697 to run the after-school program at Rise Community School
    $123Knot to exceed
64. V.-64Up to $104,997 for Bay Area Community Resources to run after-school at Fred T. Korematsu Discovery Academy
    $105Knot to exceed
65. V.-65Up to $212,700 for Bay Area Community Resources to run after-school at Madison Park Academy Upper Campus
    $213Knot to exceed
66. V.-66Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $157,937 to run the after-school program at Franklin Elementary School
    $158Knot to exceed
67. V.-67Pays Oakland Leaf Foundation up to $104,997 to run the after-school program at International Community School
    $105Knot to exceed
68. V.-68Pays Safe Passages up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at Laurel Elementary School
    $111Knot to exceed
69. V.-69Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $190,141 to run the after-school program at Oakland High School
    $190Knot to exceed
70. V.-70Up to $167,479 for East Bay Asian Youth Center to run after-school at Oakland International High School
    $167Knot to exceed
71. V.-71Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $179,907 for the after-school program at Oakland Technical High School
    $180Knot to exceed
72. V.-72Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $129,673 for the after-school program at Rudsdale Continuation School
    $130Knot to exceed
73. V.-73Up to $111,316 for Bay Area Community Resources to run after-school at Emiliano Zapata Street Academy
    $111Knot to exceed
74. V.-74Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $111,269 to run the after-school program at Manzanita Community School
    $111Knot to exceed
75. V.-75Up to $198,545 for Bay Area Community Resources to run after-school at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
    $199Knot to exceed
76. V.-76Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $251,030 to run the after-school program at Life Academy
    $251Knot to exceed
77. V.-77Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $123,377 to run the after-school program at Lockwood STEAM Academy
    $123Knot to exceed
78. V.-78Up to $111,269 for Bay Area Community Resources to run after-school at Madison Park Academy Primary Campus
    $111Knot to exceed
79. V.-79Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $149,397 to run the after-school program at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $149Knot to exceed
80. V.-80Pays Girls Inc. of Alameda County up to $98,725 for the after-school program at Burckhalter Elementary School
    $99Knot to exceed
81. V.-81Pays Citizen Schools up to $76,187 to run the after-school program at Claremont Middle School
    $76Knot to exceed
82. V.-82Ratifies $5,600 for Earth Team's after-school environmental internships at Skyline High
    $6Knot to exceed
83. V.-83Ratifies $3,000 for a vocal coach for Skyline High career-tech students' virtual performance
    $3Knot to exceed
84. V.-84Names who may sign Alameda County mental health contract papers for special education students
    Cost not stated
85. V.-85Pays Youth Together up to $229,356 to run the after-school program at Skyline High School
    $229Knot to exceed
86. V.-86Approves a three-year agreement with Street Academy Foundation to operate Emiliano Zapata Street Academy
    No cost stated
87. V.-87Lets UC Berkeley use student data on preschool and early learning, at no cost to the district
    No cost stated
88. V.-88Ratifies $5,200 for a dance instructor teaching West African and Katherine Dunham dance
    $5Knot to exceed
89. V.-89Ratifies $5,200 for a contractor to run visual arts and instrumental music activities
    $5Knot to exceed
90. V.-90Adds $8,350 for Oakland Public Education Fund to pay hotel costs for families who are homeless
    +$8Knew total $13K
91. V.-91Ratifies up to $6,000 for PranaMind to train Sankofa educators and build a reading program
    $6Knot to exceed
92. V.-92Accepts free nutrition education and master gardener programs from UC Cooperative Extension
    No cost stated
93. V.-93Accepts free literacy tutoring and family support services from The Oakland REACH
    No cost stated
94. V.-94Ratifies up to $5,200 for a contractor to run choir and music theory activities
    $5Knot to exceed
95. V.-95Approves applying for a $271,734.72 state grant for newcomer student nature access programs
    +$272Kcoming in
96. V.-96Ratifies up to $6,414 for the state toxics agency to review McClymonds High air monitoring report
    $6Knot to exceed
97. V.-97Ratifies up to $3,279 for the state toxics agency to review a health risk assessment at Acorn Woodland
    $3Knot to exceed
98. V.-98Approves agreement letting Alameda County collect the District's 2021-22 bond and parcel taxes
    No cost stated
99. V.-99Adopts a resolution extending the date to present the list of Cohort 3 Schools
    No cost stated
100. V.-100Ratifies two appointments to the Measure G1 teacher retention oversight commission
     No cost stated
101. V.-101Ratifies the Board president's appointment to the Measure G Parcel Tax oversight committee
     No cost stated
102. V.-102Authorizes a District ballot in favor of forming the Oakland Chinatown Community Benefit District
     No cost stated
103. V.-103Authorizes a District ballot in favor of renewing the Fruitvale Business Improvement District
     No cost stated
104. V.-104Approves the minutes of the Special Board of Education meeting of May 18, 2021
     No cost stated
105. V.-105Approves the minutes of the Special Board of Education meeting of May 21, 2021
     No cost stated
106. V.-106Approves the minutes of the Special Board of Education meeting of January 22, 2021
     No cost stated
107. V.-107Approves the minutes of the Regular Board of Education meeting of February 24, 2021
     No cost stated
108. V.-108Approves the minutes of the Regular Board of Education meeting of May 26, 2021
     No cost stated
109. V.-109Approves the minutes of the Regular Board of Education meeting of March 24, 2021
     No cost stated
110. V.-110Approves the minutes of the Regular Board of Education meeting of June 2, 2021
     No cost stated
111. V.-111Approves the minutes of the Regular Board of Education meeting of June 9, 2021
     No cost stated
112. V.-112Adopts Measure N college and career readiness plans and budgets totaling $11,987,571.30
     $12Mcumulative
113. V1.-1Approves free University of California transcript evaluation service for students through 2023
     No cost stated
114. V2.-1Adds $21,481.25 to Integral Group's Fremont High construction consulting contract
     +$21Knew total $340K

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