Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $2.50M a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Sparknight, LLC at up to $2.50M a year. Show yearly caps

1. V.-1Ratifies up to $29,871 for Common Vision drivers to deliver student meals to homes through Nov 2021
   $30Knot to exceed
2. V.-2Awards NDS up to $400,000 for COVID-19 protective equipment for one year
   $400Knot to exceed
3. V.-3Awards Nordecks up to $500,000 for COVID-19 protective equipment for one year
   $500Knot to exceed
4. V.-4Awards Protect Education up to $800,000 for COVID-19 protective equipment for one year
   $800Knot to exceed
5. V.-5Awards QYK Brands up to $300,000 for COVID-19 protective equipment for one year
   $300Knot to exceed
6. V.-6Amends the Board policy on food service operations and the cafeteria fund
   No cost stated
7. V.-7Declares district vehicles surplus and authorizes their disposal
   No cost stated
8. V.-8Ratifies up to $91,824 for Claremont Partners to help plan health benefits communications
   $92Knot to exceed
9. V.-9Approves up to $402,000 for Segal to advise the District on employee benefit plans through 2023
   $402Knot to exceed
10. V.-10Awards Bay City Boiler $148,296 to replace the McClymonds High School gym boilers
    $148K
11. V.-11Adds $323,856 for a second full-time construction inspector at the Cole Administration Center
    +$324Knew total $732K
12. V.-12Ends the emergency sewer repair authorization at Skyline High School
    No cost stated
13. V.-13Ratifies up to $12,825 for ID Creator to make employee ID badges and mail them to homes
    $13Knot to exceed
14. V.-14Approves up to $2.78M for Frontline to replace six HR systems with one through 2025
    $2.78Mnot to exceed
15. V.-15Ratifies up to $20,946 for the Calm app as a mental wellness benefit for employees
    $21Knot to exceed
16. V.-16Revises the job description for Coordinator, Menu Innovations
    No cost stated
17. V.-17Authorizes notices of possible reassignment or release to administrators for 2022-23
    No cost stated
18. V.-18Authorizes release notices to probationary and temporary teachers not rehired for 2022-23
    No cost stated
19. V.-19Authorizes notices of possible reassignment to grant-funded teachers for 2022-23
    No cost stated
20. V.-20Ratifies up to $75,000 for an academic intervention specialist at Burckhalter Elementary
    $75Knot to exceed
21. V.-21Approves up to $43,000 for Lincoln Families early childhood mental health consultation at Burbank Preschool
    $43Knot to exceed
22. V.-22Approves up to $42,000 for East Bay Asian Youth Center lunch and recess supervision at Lincoln Elementary
    $42Knot to exceed
23. V.-23Approves up to $90,000 for Sylvan Learning to tutor special education students one-on-one
    $90Knot to exceed
24. V.-24Approves up to $20,000 for a student support specialist at Ralph J. Bunche Academy
    $20Knot to exceed
25. V.-25Ratifies up to $2,500 for a contractor to build digital kindergarten transition forms
    $3Knot to exceed
26. V.-26Approves up to $35,499.98 for Safe Passages tutoring at Bridges Academy at Melrose
    $35Knot to exceed
27. V.-27Ratifies up to $6,000 for family outreach at Elmhurst United Middle School
    $6Knot to exceed
28. V.-28Ratifies up to $22,000 for Lincoln counseling and support for 20 students at Esperanza Elementary
    $22Knot to exceed
29. V.-29Ratifies up to $10,000 for a resident artist teaching visual arts at Bella Vista Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
30. V.-30Ratifies up to $30,000 for a data manager working with the Office of Equity and OFCY
    $30Knot to exceed
31. V.-31Pays Sylvan Learning Center up to $70,000 for a math support teacher at Montera Middle School
    $70Knot to exceed
32. V.-32Pays Fluentseeds up to $60,000 to train and coach early literacy tutors at 30 schools
    $60Knot to exceed
33. V.-33Pays Mills College up to $64,000 for social emotional learning coaching for principals and librarians
    $64Knot to exceed
34. V.-34Pays Ready Set Zoom up to $10,000 to tutor K-3 students in reading and writing at Peralta Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
35. V.-35Pays Community Education Partnership up to $40,000 to connect unhoused students with tutoring
    $40Knot to exceed
36. V.-36Pays CompuClaim up to $73,500 to run eligibility checks, claims filing and audits for student services
    $74Knot to exceed
37. V.-37Pays The People's Conservatory up to $9,000 for an arts hub at Parker Elementary
    $9Knot to exceed
38. V.-38Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $23,500 to help create a makerspace at Ralph J. Bunche Academy
    $24Knot to exceed
39. V.-39Pays Junior Center of Art and Science up to $23,500 for an arts residency at Franklin Elementary
    $24Knot to exceed
40. V.-40Pays Kids Cooking For Life up to $2,500 for cooking classes at Franklin Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
41. V.-41Pays La Cheim School up to $20,000 for mental health staff at Garfield Elementary
    $20Knot to exceed
42. V.-42Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $25,000 for visual arts classes at EnCompass Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
43. V.-43Pays a contractor up to $3,600 to build and update the Healthy Oakland Teens website
    $4Knot to exceed
44. V.-44Pays Design For Equity up to $36,850 to review the district's wellness policy
    $37Knot to exceed
45. V.-45Pays a contractor up to $9,500 for math support at Chabot Elementary for students below grade level
    $10Knot to exceed
46. V.-46Accepts the Sierra Club's free outdoor program for students through October 2024
    No cost stated
47. V.-47Pays National Academy of Athletics up to $27,000 for physical activity staff at Markham Elementary
    $27Knot to exceed
48. V.-48Pays SPAAT up to $35,000 for tutoring and college advising at McClymonds High School
    $35Knot to exceed
49. V.-49Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $30,000 to distribute COVID-19 cash relief to Pre-K families
    $30Knot to exceed
50. V.-50Pays America SCORES Bay Area up to $5,780 to lead soccer and service-learning for 4th and 5th graders
    $6Knot to exceed
51. V.-51Adds $5,000 for a contractor's youth drug education and health work, raising the cap to $30,920
    +$5Knew total $31K
52. V.-52Pays The Teaching Well up to $4,637.50 to coach a new education and community programming team
    $5Knot to exceed
53. V.-53Pays PranaMind up to $5,260 to train Sankofa United Elementary teachers and build a reading program
    $5Knot to exceed
54. V.-54Pays a Seattle consultant up to $10,500 to coach a Castlemont High teacher on project-based learning
    $11Knot to exceed
55. V.-55Pays Mentoring Medicine & Science up to $10,900 for health career courses at Oakland Tech
    $11Knot to exceed
56. V.-56Extends the Alameda County Probation Department mentoring agreement to September 2023 with no new funding
    No cost stated
57. V.-57Pays Tiratana Consulting up to $20,000 to support the district's visual and performing arts plan
    $20Knot to exceed
58. V.-58Pays a contractor up to $18,561 for social emotional support for students at Franklin Elementary
    $19Knot to exceed
59. V.-59Adds $16,670.50 for student leaders to run a food distribution program at King Estates
    +$17Knew total $32K
60. V.-60Pays Girls Inc up to $50,000 for an afterschool coordinator at Burckhalter Elementary
    $50Knot to exceed
61. V.-61Adds $19,980 in omitted taxes to School Health Corporation's $216,000 vision screener purchase
    +$20Knew total $236K
62. V.-62Pays Tandem up to $7,975 for online read-aloud sessions for preschool families
    $8Knot to exceed
63. V.-63Accepts $15,000 each for three high schools and $10,000 for MetWest from Institute for Healthcare Improvement
    +$15Kcoming in
64. V.-64Accepts $150,000 from Silver Giving Foundation for Oakland International High School's Learning Lab
    +$150Kcoming in
65. V.-65Accepts a $50,000 yearly sponsorship from Schnitzer Steel for McClymonds High's Engineering Academy
    +$50Kcoming in
66. V.-66Accepts a $60,000 Warriors Community Foundation grant for kindergarten and first grade literacy
    +$60Kcoming in
67. V.-67Center for Educational Partnerships to give college advising at six high schools at no cost
    No cost stated
68. V.-68Extends Lindamood-Bell's special education services agreement from August 31 to December 31, 2021
    No cost stated
69. V.-69Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $22,000 in family and student stipends for community schools
    $22Knot to exceed
70. V.-70Pays Seneca Family of Agencies up to $20,000 for a student support coach at Brookfield Elementary
    $20Knot to exceed
71. V.-71Cognitive Toybox to pilot an early childhood assessment platform at no cost
    No cost stated
72. V.-72FluentSEEDS to coach early elementary classrooms at no cost under a Rainin Foundation grant
    No cost stated
73. V.-73Sends $200,000 of child development funding to City of Oakland Head Start
    $200K
74. V.-74Pays Northern California Orff-Schulwerk Association up to $2,200 to train music and dance teachers
    $2Knot to exceed
75. V.-75Pays Civic Productions up to $8,000 for project design and teacher mentoring at Castlemont High
    $8Knot to exceed
76. V.-76Pays Civic Productions up to $5,000 to organize student work displays at Oakland High
    $5Knot to exceed
77. V.-77Pays Civic Productions up to $8,000 for project design and teacher mentoring at Castlemont High
    $8Knot to exceed
78. V.-78Accepts a $20,181 FIRST grant to support robotics teams at three schools
    +$20Kcoming in
79. V.-79Pays a contractor up to $25,000 to help carry out Measure QQ with county election officials
    $25Knot to exceed
80. V.-80Pays a contractor up to $49,950 to help carry out Measure QQ with county election officials
    $50Knot to exceed
81. V.-81Pays Grand River Solutions up to $95,000 for impartial investigations and training through June 2023
    $95Knot to exceed
82. V.-82Adds $120,000 to Stepping Stones Group's special education contract for COVID testing staff
    +$120Knew total $2.52M
83. V.-83Approves minutes of the Board's special meeting on October 13, 2021
    No cost stated
84. V.-84Approves minutes of the Board's regular meeting on October 13, 2021
    No cost stated
85. V.-85Approves minutes of the Board's regular meeting on November 3, 2021
    No cost stated
86. V.-86Approves minutes of the Board's special meeting on November 3, 2021
    No cost stated
87. V.-87Approves minutes of the Board's special meeting on November 13, 2021
    No cost stated
88. V.-88Approves minutes of the Board's regular meeting on October 27, 2021
    No cost stated
89. V.-89Reappoints two members to the Board's Audit Committee for terms through January 2024
    No cost stated
90. V.-90Approves minutes of the Board's regular meeting on December 1, 2021
    No cost stated
91. V.-91Approves the minutes of the Board's December 15, 2021 regular meeting
    No cost stated
92. V.-92Approves the minutes of the Board's January 3, 2022 annual organizational meeting
    No cost stated
93. V.-93Approves the minutes of the Board's January 3, 2022 special meeting
    No cost stated
94. V.-94Approves the minutes of the Board's November 17, 2021 regular meeting
    No cost stated
95. V1.-1Adds $5.73M to HKIT Architects' contract for the Roosevelt Middle School modernization
    +$5.73Mnew total $5.75M
96. V1.-2Adds $215.80 to Rook Electric's McClymonds High School surveillance upgrade contract
    +$216new total $48K
97. V1.-3Adds $15,400 to Integral Group's commissioning work for the Fremont High School new building
    +$15Knew total $355K
98. V1.-4Extends the district's Broadway office lease one year at $2.5M a year and gives up Suite 300
    $2.50M/yryearly cap

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