Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $95K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Olson Remcho Law Firm at up to $95K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $12.2M in budget allocations (1 item) · $82.4M in grants applied for (1 item)

1. V.-1Extends the Escape Technology contract one year without bidding, up to $1,277,826.55
   +$1.28Mnot to exceed
2. V.-2Pays up to $75,846.87 for 2022-23 student accident insurance through broker Myers-Stevens & Toohey
   $76Kcumulative
3. V.-3Pays up to $54,001.48 for 2022-23 catastrophic accident insurance for students and volunteers
   $54Kcumulative
4. V.-4Pays $3.5M for excess property and liability coverage and $967,000 for excess workers' comp coverage
   $3.50M
5. V.-5Hires Arcina Risk Group for up to $25,000 for insurance archaeology and claims advocacy
   $25Knot to exceed
6. V.-6Creates four new job descriptions and revises four others, including a mental health internships manager
   No cost stated
7. V.-7Ratifies a $6,880 contract for arts activities and coordination at Oakland Fine Arts Summer School
   $7Knot to exceed
8. V.-8Applies for $82.4M California Community Schools grant to continue and expand districtwide programs
   +$82.4Mcoming in
9. V.-9Adds $20,000 and two months for expanded-learning grant project management, raising the cap to $50,000
   +$20Knew total $50K
10. V.-10Pays Safe Passages up to $97,750 to coach leaders of 37 transitional kindergarten expanded learning programs
    $98Knot to exceed
11. V.-11Ratifies a no-cost summer enrichment and child care program by Adventure Time at Montclair Elementary
    No cost stated
12. V.-12Approves up to $1.5M agreement with Alameda County Health Care Services Agency for school health centers
    +$1.50Mcoming in
13. V.-13Ratifies $1,000 for Zymbolic training on social and emotional learning for summer programming
    $1Knot to exceed
14. V.-14Adds $2.5M to Maxim Healthcare's COVID testing and contact tracing contract, raising the cap to $4.6M
    +$2.50Mnew total $4.60M
15. V.-15Finds Yu Ming Charter School cannot fit at one site and directs Proposition 39 facilities offers
    No cost stated
16. V.-16Ratifies up to $95,000 a year for Olson Remcho law firm's work on redistricting and election matters
    $95K/yryearly cap
17. V.-17Adopts a resolution aligning district COVID policies with state and county public health guidance
    No cost stated
18. V.-18Ratifies two board president appointments to the Measure G1 teacher retention oversight commission
    No cost stated
19. V.-19Adopts Measure N education plans and budgets for high schools totaling $12,169,283.67 for 2022-23
    $12.2Mcumulative
20. V.-20Measure N agreement with ARISE High School: up to $333,200 for 2022-23
    $333Knot to exceed
21. V.-21Measure N agreement with Aspire Golden State College Preparatory Academy: up to $254,150 for 2022-23
    $254Knot to exceed
22. V.-22Measure N agreement with Aspire Lionel Wilson College Preparatory Academy: up to $570,425 for 2022-23
    $570Knot to exceed
23. V.-23Measure N agreement with East Bay Innovation Academy: up to $481,525 for 2022-23
    $482Knot to exceed
24. V.-24Measure N agreement with Envision Academy of Arts and Technology: up to $204,000 for 2022-23
    $204Knot to exceed
25. V.-25Measure N agreement with Leadership Public Schools Oakland R&D: up to $352,750 for 2022-23
    $353Knot to exceed
26. V.-26Measure N agreement with Lighthouse Community Charter High School: up to $244,800 for 2022-23
    $245Knot to exceed
27. V.-27Measure N agreement with Lodestar: A Lighthouse Community Charter Public School: up to $99,450 for 2022-23
    $99Knot to exceed
28. V.-28Measure N agreement with Oakland School for the Arts: up to $234,600 for 2022-23
    $235Knot to exceed
29. V.-29Measure N agreement with Oakland Unity High School: up to $307,700 for 2022-23
    $308Knot to exceed
30. V.-30Lets named middle schools carry over unspent 2020-21 Measure G1 funds and approves their 2021-22 plans
    No cost stated
31. V.-31Board adopts resolution amending the 2021-22 Measure G1 middle schools grant application and spending plan
    Cost not stated
32. V.-32Board adopts resolution approving the 2022-23 Measure G1 middle schools grant application and spending plan
    Cost not stated
33. V1.-1Awards Arntz Builders $15.99M to build Claremont Middle School's multi-purpose room and kitchen
    $16M
34. V1.-2Awards Redgwick Construction $326,000 for new play structure and matting at Madison Park Academy
    $326K
35. V1.-3Awards Arntz Builders $14.17M to replace the Laurel Child Development Center
    $14.2M
36. V1.-4Credits the district $9,174.64 on Markham Elementary playmatting job and extends it to April 2022
    −$9Knew total $410K
37. V1.-5Awards G & G Builders $596,516 for new play structure and matting at East Oakland Pride Elementary
    $597K
38. V1.-6Hires AGS up to $127,083 for geotechnical consulting on McClymonds High School modernization
    $127Knot to exceed
39. V1.-7Extends Jensen Hughes' MLK Jr. Elementary fire and intrusion alarm contract to June 2023, no added cost
    No cost stated
40. V1.-8Hires ACC Environmental up to $7,826.50 to test soil at Burckhalter Elementary before new courts
    $8Knot to exceed
41. V1.-9Adds $198,000 and a year to Lowe Consulting's labor-agreement compliance work for facilities projects
    +$198Knew total $756K
42. V1.-10Pays Mayekawa USA up to $7,805 to inspect and train staff on the Center Project refrigeration system
    $8Knot to exceed
43. V1.-11Hires King Construction Inspection up to $47,388 as state-required inspector at Melrose schoolyard project
    $47Knot to exceed
44. V1.-12Hires Construction Testing Services up to $36,321 for materials testing at Melrose schoolyard project
    $36Knot to exceed
45. V1.-13Hires School Facility Consultants up to $190,000 to pursue state and federal facilities funding
    $190Knot to exceed

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