Not counted in the totals above. $4.97M in grants applied for (2 items)

1. S.-1Accepts $97,839 from PG&E, through the Oakland Public Education Fund, to pay school tech leads
   +$98Kcoming in
2. S.-2Pays KNB Solutions up to $60,000 to coordinate school tech leads and technology planning, summer 2022
   $60Knot to exceed
3. S.-3Awards Accurate C&S Services up to $1M for 40,000 COVID-19 rapid self-test kits, through June 2023
   $1Mnot to exceed
4. S.-4Awards Elevation Health up to $1M for 40,000 COVID-19 rapid self-test kits, through June 2023
   $1Mnot to exceed
5. S.-5Awards Indo Trading up to $1M for 40,000 COVID-19 rapid self-test kits, through June 2023
   $1Mnot to exceed
6. S.-6Adds $1.9M to Healthcare IT Leaders' contract for COVID-19 testing and vaccination, for $2M in all
   +$1.91Mnew total $2M
7. S.-7Adds $905,000 to La Familia's contract for COVID-19 testing and vaccination, for $1M in all
   +$905Knew total $1M
8. S.-8Adds $1.9M to HR Support's contract for COVID-19 testing and vaccination, for $2M in all
   +$1.91Mnew total $2M
9. S.-9Accepts $86,245 from PG&E, through the Oakland Public Education Fund, for student device support
   +$86Kcoming in
10. S.-10Pays Keenan & Associates up to $91,158 for loss prevention services through July 2023
    $91Knot to exceed
11. S.-11Ratifies up to $25,000 for Junk King to haul away obsolete furniture and damaged equipment
    $25Knot to exceed
12. S.-12Ratifies up to $95,000 for City Print & Mail to handle district printing and mailing
    $95Knot to exceed
13. S.-13Ratifies up to $50,000 for Junk King to remove and dispose of salvaged furniture and equipment
    $50Knot to exceed
14. S.-14Adds $28,090 to Jensen Hughes' contract for 3D scans for the 2111 International Blvd fire alarm design
    +$28Knew total $148K
15. S.-15Adds $15,850 to Jensen Hughes' contract for 3D building scans for the Hintil Kuu fire alarm design
    +$16Knew total $118K
16. S.-16Awards Graham Tree Service $98,000 to remove high-risk trees at the Community Day School campus
    $98K
17. S.-17Adds $41,740 to Jensen Hughes' contract for 3D scans for the Buildings and Grounds fire alarm project
    +$42Knew total $211K
18. S.-18Pays ACC Environmental Consultants $15,174 for asbestos and lead checks at Westlake Middle School
    $15K
19. S.-19Adds $14,932.75 to Bay Construction's painting job for window screens and stucco repair
    +$15Knew total $251K
20. S.-20Approves Personnel Report No. 2223-0001 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    No cost stated
21. S.-21Approves a no-cost partnership with Loyola Marymount University for teacher interns, 2022 to 2025
    No cost stated
22. S.-22Ratifies up to $10,000 for Winston Education Consulting to set up college partnerships for teacher hiring
    $10Knot to exceed
23. S.-23Accepts a $1.2M state grant to help classified staff become credentialed teachers, through 2027
    +$1.20Mcoming in
24. S.-24Ratifies up to $46,000 for Holden High School to educate one student with disabilities
    $46Knot to exceed
25. S.-25Pays a mediator up to $98,000 to resolve special education disagreements with families
    $98Knot to exceed
26. S.-26Ratifies up to $5,750 for MISSSEY to train Expanded Learning staff on human trafficking
    $6Knot to exceed
27. S.-27Ratifies a deal where the county office of education pays the district up to $3,000 for a Google UX/UI course
    +$3Kcoming in
28. S.-28Authorizes up to $31.97M for nonpublic special education schools and agencies for 2022-23
    $32Mnot to exceed
29. S.-29Buys special education records software from the San Joaquin county office, up to $213,429, without bidding
    $213Knot to exceed
30. S.-30Ratifies up to $38,500 for Be the Change Consulting kits and training for Expanded Learning staff
    $39Knot to exceed
31. S.-31Pays an ASL interpreter up to $88,060 to serve deaf and hard-of-hearing students in 2022-23
    $88Knot to exceed
32. S.-32Pays a researcher up to $4,704 for literature reviews supporting community schools evaluation and outreach
    $5Knot to exceed
33. S.-33Pays an evaluator up to $5,320 for a literature review and evaluation report on community schools
    $5Knot to exceed
34. S.-34Pays a contractor up to $5,050 to make a video on using school cafeteria produce bars
    $5Knot to exceed
35. S.-35Pays SPG Therapy & Education up to $99,000 to coach and train early learning staff and partners
    $99Knot to exceed
36. S.-36Pays a hearing panel member up to $15,000 through 2025 for student expulsion and readmission hearings
    $15Knot to exceed
37. S.-37Pays a hearing panel member up to $15,000 through 2025 for student expulsion and readmission hearings
    $15Knot to exceed
38. S.-38Pays a hearing panel member up to $15,000 through 2025 for student expulsion and readmission hearings
    $15Knot to exceed
39. S.-39Pays a hearing panel member up to $15,000 through 2025 for student expulsion and readmission hearings
    $15Knot to exceed
40. S.-40Pays a hearing panel member up to $15,000 through 2025 for student expulsion and readmission hearings
    $15Knot to exceed
41. S.-41Pays a hearing panel member up to $15,000 through 2025 for student expulsion and readmission hearings
    $15Knot to exceed
42. S.-42Pays a hearing panel member up to $15,000 through 2025 for student expulsion and readmission hearings
    $15Knot to exceed
43. S.-43Seeks $600,000 from the state to continue outreach and wellness support for unaccompanied immigrant youth
    +$600Kcoming in
44. S.-44Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $80,300 for a soccer program for newcomer elementary students
    $80Knot to exceed
45. S.-45Pays an arts consultant up to $55,000 to help expand arts learning in district schools
    $55Knot to exceed
46. S.-46Pays Tiratana Consulting up to $57,500 to help expand arts learning in district schools
    $58Knot to exceed
47. S.-47Pays a pathway coordinator up to $51,250 for the Bay Area community college consortium through Dec. 2022
    $51Knot to exceed
48. S.-48Pays an arts consultant up to $57,500 to help expand arts learning in district schools
    $58Knot to exceed
49. S.-49Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $38,400 for African arts and culture classes at Madison Primary Academy
    $38Knot to exceed
50. S.-50Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $5,412 for planning meetings with students and a program team
    $5Knot to exceed
51. S.-51Pays New Leaders up to $90,000 for leadership training and coaching for elementary school principals
    $90Knot to exceed
52. S.-52Accepts free classroom space from the Salvation Army for Oakland Adult and Career Education
    No cost stated
53. S.-53Partners with WestEd on a no-cost NASA-funded Earth science program in participating high schools
    No cost stated
54. S.-54Pays Community Responsive Education up to $75,000 to build a 3rd grade social studies unit with teachers
    $75Knot to exceed
55. S.-55Receives $68,890 from Education for Change for district special education placement of a charter student
    +$69Kcoming in
56. S.-56Accepts a $1.61M state-funded grant to help high school students move on to college and careers
    +$1.61Mcoming in
57. S.-57Pays Edmentum up to $77,500 to renew 1,000 Apex online course subscriptions for a year
    $78Knot to exceed
58. S.-58Accepts a $100,000 state grant for the Oakland High School engineering program
    +$100Kcoming in
59. S.-59Accepts a $40,000 state supplemental grant for Oakland High School's business leadership program
    +$40Kcoming in
60. S.-60Joins an MDRC research study on career technical education, with up to $9,004 offsetting district costs
    +$9Kcoming in
61. S.-61Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $153,000 for AmeriCorps student support specialists at 10 schools
    $153Knot to exceed
62. S.-62Pays Rob Skate Academy up to $82,368 to teach mindfulness through skateboarding
    $82Knot to exceed
63. S.-63Applies for $4,375,000 in state emergency relief funds to expand summer programs at 68 school sites
    +$4.38Mcoming in
64. S.-64Ratifies up to $99,100 for a contractor to manage the districtwide ParentSquare rollout
    $99Knot to exceed
65. S.-65Ratifies up to $50,000 for School Services of California to represent the district in Sacramento
    $50Knot to exceed
66. S.-66Ratifies up to $65,000 for an executive coach for the Office of Charter Schools director
    $65Knot to exceed
67. S.-67Gives DCG Strategies exclusive rights to list the former Edward Shands center for sale or lease
    No cost stated
68. S.-68Gives DCG Strategies exclusive rights to list the former Tilden child development site for sale or lease
    No cost stated
69. S.-69Approves agreement to move a World War I memorial from 6200 San Pablo Avenue to the Fratellanza Club
    No cost stated
70. S.-70Ratifies up to $75,000 for Sloan Sakai Yeung & Wong law firm's work on Parker Elementary reviews and reports
    $75Knot to exceed
71. S.-71Board endorses Proposition 28, the Arts and Music in Schools measure on the November 2022 ballot
    No cost stated
72. T.-1Ratifies $19,100 for Innovative Construction Company demolition work at Howard Elementary and Oakland Tech
    $19Kcumulative
73. T.-2Extends Guttmann & Blaevoet's boiler troubleshooting at Foster the Center to December 30, 2022, no added cost
    No cost stated
74. T.-3Ratifies $99,000 for Baines Security Consulting patrols of school construction sites through June 2024
    $99Knot to exceed
75. T.-4Approves $1,104,910 for HKIT Architects to study and design the Melrose and Sherman Campus project
    $1.10Mnot to exceed
76. T.-5Ratifies $9,875 for Safetight Security to add seven cameras at Madison Park Academy
    $10Knot to exceed
77. T.-6Approves up to $258,143 for Building Maps to design evacuation signage for Oakland schools
    $258Knot to exceed
78. T.-7Adds $55,776 to Multistudio's contract to redesign heating and cooling at Laurel Child Development Center
    +$56Knew total $903K
79. T.-8Adds $68,540 to S Meek Architecture's contract for Claremont Middle School's new multi-purpose building
    +$69Knew total $1.40M
80. T.-9Adds $184,540 to Ninyo & Moore's environmental testing and cleanup planning at Cole Administration Center
    +$185Knew total $569K
81. T.-10Approves $30,470 for Sandis to survey the Melrose Leadership Academy site for its expansion
    $30Knot to exceed
82. T.-11Approves $151,690 for AGS to study soil and foundation conditions for Melrose Leadership Academy's expansion
    $152Knot to exceed

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