Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $200K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Leone Alberts & Duus Law Firm at up to $200K a year. Show yearly caps

1. T.-1Pays 510Media up to $132,000 to learn why families left OUSD and plan an enrollment campaign
   $132Knot to exceed
2. T.-2Adds $1.5M to the Goldstar Foods grocery contract, raising it to $7.77M for 2022-23
   +$1.50Mnew total $7.77M
3. T.-3Ratifies up to $27,400 for D-PREP to train all district staff in emergency preparedness
   $27Knot to exceed
4. T.-4Ratifies up to $40,000 for McCampbell Analytical to lab-test suspect building materials
   $40Knot to exceed
5. T.-5Ratifies up to $15,000 for SCA Environmental to reduce environmental risk at school sites
   $15Knot to exceed
6. T.-6Ratifies up to $70,000 to keep defibrillators serviced and provide a district physician
   $70Knot to exceed
7. T.-7Ratifies up to $60,000 for Restoration Management Company to clean up environmental hazards at sites
   $60Knot to exceed
8. T.-8Pays Anthonio up to $37,180 to inspect fire alarm work at Bella Vista Child Development Center
   $37Knot to exceed
9. T.-9Partners with Academy of Art University to train and place art-education teacher interns at no cost
   No cost stated
10. T.-10Partners with University of San Francisco to train and place teacher and counselor interns at no cost
    No cost stated
11. T.-11Adds $7,500 to pay a new-teacher mentor, raising the contract to $11,080 through June 2023
    +$8Knew total $11K
12. T.-12Extends a $25,000 consulting contract on an administrator credential program to June 30, 2023
    No cost stated
13. T.-13Ratifies up to $19,800 for TeachBar to run classes helping candidates earn teaching credentials
    $20Knot to exceed
14. T.-14Partners with USC to train and place teacher, counselor and psychologist interns at no cost
    No cost stated
15. T.-15Names two teachers as OUSD's 2023-2024 Teachers of the Year
    No cost stated
16. T.-16Proclaims May 10, 2023 as the district's Day of the Teacher
    No cost stated
17. T.-17Ratifies $37,647 for the American Indian Child Resource Center's after-school and summer programs
    $38Knot to exceed
18. T.-18Accepts a $38,317 federal Indian Education grant for tutoring and enrichment of Native American youth
    +$38Kcoming in
19. T.-19Ratifies up to $13,125 for a consultant to write English language development curriculum
    $13Knot to exceed
20. T.-20Joins Cal-PASS Plus to share student data across schools, college and work at no cost
    No cost stated
21. T.-21Ratifies up to $50,160 for Sperling Center to review OUSD summer learning evaluation practices
    $50Knot to exceed
22. T.-22Ratifies up to $10,000 for Turn to Turn Productions to make videos on OUSD's dual language program
    $10Knot to exceed
23. T.-23Ratifies up to $8,797.25 for Mentoring Medicine & Science's Health Scholar Program at Dewey Academy
    $9Knot to exceed
24. T.-24Ratifies up to $5,000 for The Teaching Well to coach staff at Ralph J. Bunche Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
25. T.-25Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $18,000 for family engagement at Esperanza Elementary
    $18Knot to exceed
26. T.-26Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $22,000 for second-language literacy support at Acorn Woodland
    $22Knot to exceed
27. T.-27Accepts $1.64M more from Alameda County for special-ed mental health and counseling-enriched classes
    +$1.64Mcoming in
28. T.-28Approves a data sharing agreement with BookNook, Inc. for student data at no cost
    No cost stated
29. T.-29Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $10,000 for paid student internships at Life Academy
    $10Knot to exceed
30. T.-30Ratifies up to $13,000 for Civic Productions to support the urban design pathway at Castlemont High
    $13Knot to exceed
31. T.-31Pays The Crucible up to $25,000 to rebuild Castlemont High's woodshop and hands-on arts classes
    $25Knot to exceed
32. T.-32Pays Civic Productions up to $7,940 to teach 25 students illustration and install their art at the library
    $8Knot to exceed
33. T.-33Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $75,000 to run Manzanita Community Elementary's family resource center
    $75Knot to exceed
34. T.-34Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $16,108 for visual arts classes at Oakland Technical High
    $16Knot to exceed
35. T.-35Adds $73,000 to Design For Equity's coaching of seven principals, raising the total to $96,000
    +$73Knew total $96K
36. T.-36Pays Big Picture up to $28,500 for leadership and staff coaching at MetWest High School
    $29Knot to exceed
37. T.-37Pays Center for the Collaborative Classroom up to $3,500 for staff training at Montclair Elementary
    $4Knot to exceed
38. T.-38Pays Playworks up to $22,000 for structured recess support at Markham Elementary
    $22Knot to exceed
39. T.-39Pays Playworks up to $27,000 for recess coaches and games at Manzanita Community Elementary
    $27Knot to exceed
40. T.-40Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $25,000 for hip hop dance classes at Manzanita Community Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
41. T.-41Pays Center for Powerful Public Schools up to $13,000 to support Brookfield Elementary staff and families
    $13Knot to exceed
42. T.-42Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $24,957.11 for lunchtime yard supervision at Lincoln Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
43. T.-43Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $45,494 for a school culture coach at Think College Now
    $45Knot to exceed
44. T.-44Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $2,000 to mentor community school managers
    $2Knot to exceed
45. T.-45Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $25,000 for weekly art classes at Sankofa United Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
46. T.-46Pays Wellness Together up to $15,120 for grief counseling for students at Ralph J. Bunche Academy
    $15Knot to exceed
47. T.-47Adds $70,000 to The Grove's work on after-school program planning, raising the total to $98,000
    +$70Knew total $98K
48. T.-48Pays Public Profit up to $95,760 to evaluate Oakland's after-school programs
    $96Knot to exceed
49. T.-49Adds $47,424 to America SCORES' after-school sports contract, raising it to $146,432 through Oct. 2023
    +$47Knew total $146K
50. T.-50Adds $122,096 to ANTS After School's contract for Saturday and after-school sports, raising it to $147,056
    +$122Knew total $147K
51. T.-51Adds $74,868 to Elevo Learning's Saturday and after-school sports contract, raising it to $172,004
    +$75Knew total $172K
52. T.-52Adds $9,984 to Girls Leading Girls' Saturday and after-school sports contract, raising it to $108,992
    +$10Knew total $109K
53. T.-53Adds $84,304 to Rob Skate Academy's Saturday and after-school sports contract, raising it to $166,672
    +$84Knew total $167K
54. T.-54Adds $44,576 to KidzToPros' after-school sports contract at five schools, raising it to $120,600
    +$45Knew total $121K
55. T.-55Pays a contractor up to $40,000 to manage Skyline High's student body finances and student store
    $40Knot to exceed
56. T.-56Pays a contractor up to $32,000 to run a youth work-based learning project at two schools
    $32Knot to exceed
57. T.-57Pays Braintrust Tutors up to $109,300 for tutoring to help students recover learning lost to school closures
    $109Knot to exceed
58. T.-58Pays Center for Relational Practices up to $2,975 for a restorative practices workshop series
    $3Knot to exceed
59. T.-59Pays a contractor up to $36,750 for college and career case management at Rudsdale Newcomer High
    $37Knot to exceed
60. T.-60Pays Spearitwurx up to $10,000 for healing-centered training and coaching at MetWest High
    $10Knot to exceed
61. T.-61Ratifies a no-cost golf program from First Tee Oakland at Metropolitan Golf Course
    No cost stated
62. T.-62Pays National Equity Project up to $4,800 for equity-focused staff training courses
    $5Knot to exceed
63. T.-63Pays an Arabic translator and interpreter up to $18,825 through the Office of Equity
    $19Knot to exceed
64. T.-64Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $5,000 for Safety Patrol support at Acorn Woodland Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
65. T.-65Pays a consultant up to $13,000 to train people who serve Latina girls and young women
    $13Knot to exceed
66. T.-66Pays National College Resources Foundation up to $15,000 to bring HBCUs to Oakland college fairs
    $15Knot to exceed
67. T.-67Pays Center for Transformative Teacher Training up to $21,000 to coach Lockwood STEAM's school leader
    $21Knot to exceed
68. T.-68Pays 1Direction up to $30,000 for attendance and behavior case management at Lockwood STEAM
    $30Knot to exceed
69. T.-69Ratifies a no-cost climate justice youth leadership program from Frontline Catalysts at United for Success
    No cost stated
70. T.-70Pays an Arabic translator and interpreter up to $19,500 through the Office of Equity
    $20Knot to exceed
71. T.-71Pays Music Is Extraordinary up to $10,000 for an instrumental music residency at United for Success Academy
    $10Knot to exceed
72. T.-72Pays Living Jazz up to $22,500 for 30 weeks of music and choir classes at Cleveland Elementary
    $23Knot to exceed
73. T.-73Pays a video producer up to $4,000 for Kwanzaa and African American Honor Roll videos
    $4Knot to exceed
74. T.-74Proclaims March 19-25, 2023 as Oakland Adult & Career Education Week
    No cost stated
75. T.-75Pays a consultant up to $4,000 for annual charter school site visits and reports
    $4Knot to exceed
76. T.-76Pays a consultant up to $12,000 to visit the district's 28 charter schools
    $12Knot to exceed
77. T.-77Adds $200,000 a year to Leone Alberts & Duus law firm's contract, for up to $550,000 a year
    $200K/yryearly cap
78. T.-78Hires Alten Construction for a $5.72M design-build modernization of McClymonds High School
    $5.72M
79. T.-79Adopts the district's positions on 13 state bills, supporting 9 and opposing 4
    No cost stated
80. T.-80Adopts a resolution supporting the implementation of Measure QQ
    No cost stated
81. T.-81Reappoints a member to the Measure G1 teacher retention oversight commission for two more years
    No cost stated
82. T.-82Approves the minutes of the board's March 22, 2023 regular meeting
    No cost stated
83. T.-83Approves the minutes of the board's March 29, 2023 special meeting
    No cost stated
84. T.-84Confirms a new member of the board's Budget and Finance Committee through January 2024
    No cost stated
85. U.-1Approves PG&E electric vehicle chargers at East Oakland Pride Elementary, costing about $98,304
    $98K
86. U.-2Adds $32,032 for Atlas Technical Consultants to inspect solar work at 4 more school sites
    +$32Knew total $56K
87. U.-3Adds $48,754 for KDI Group to inspect solar work at 4 more school sites
    +$49Knew total $96K
88. U.-4Pays ACC Environmental up to $7,935.40 to test soil for lead and arsenic at Global Family Elementary
    $8Knot to exceed
89. U.-5Adds $6,082.52 to replace 7 analog cameras with network cameras at Oakland High School
    +$6Knew total $247K
90. U.-6Adds $40,124.80 for Consolidated Engineering Laboratories to test materials at 4 more solar sites
    +$40Knew total $90K
91. U.-7Adds $24,268 to Murakami/Nelson's design contract for Castlemont High field and bleachers
    +$24Knew total $1.12M
92. U.-8Adds $5,401 and two months to Sandis stormwater inspections at Castlemont High field project
    +$5Knew total $22K

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