Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $100K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Friedman & Bartoumian Law Firm at up to $100K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $27.3M in grants applied for (4 items)

1. T.-1Approves up to $725,000 for Maxim Healthcare Staffing's COVID workplace support services without bidding
   $725Knot to exceed
2. T.-2Buys InformedK12 electronic document routing for up to $190,550 through a shared public contract
   $191Knot to exceed
3. T.-3Approves up to $5.64M over four years for Frontline school business software through the county office
   $5.64Mnot to exceed
4. T.-4Buys network equipment and services from Digital Scepter for up to $729,822.55 over five years
   $730Knot to exceed
5. T.-5Buys student hotspots and cellular service from T-Mobile for up to $5,247,024.04 through 2028
   $5.25Mnot to exceed
6. T.-6Adds $98,269.80 and a year to Illuminate's assessment platform license, skipping a new bid
   +$98Knew total $194K
7. T.-7Adds $35,000 to Environmental Logistics' hazardous waste removal at school sites, raising it to $70,000
   +$35Knew total $70K
8. T.-8Ratifies $48,800 for Expert Advisors Group conflict resolution training for special education staff
   $49Knot to exceed
9. T.-9Pays up to $50,130.44 for catastrophic accident insurance for student athletes, activities and volunteers
   $50Kcumulative
10. T.-10Pays up to $75,846.87 for student accident and sickness insurance for 2023-24
    $76Kcumulative
11. T.-11Hires Friedman & Bartoumian for workers' compensation defense, up to $100,000 a year
    $100K/yryearly cap
12. T.-12Pays $806,000 and $3,875,121 in 2023-24 premiums for excess workers' comp and property/liability coverage
    $3.88M
13. T.-13Extends Kidango's lease at Castlemont High through 2026 with rent rising from $25,000 to $30,000 a year
    +$30Kcoming in
14. T.-14Applies for $1,561,140 in state grant money for school ventilation upgrades
    +$1.56Mcoming in
15. T.-15Applies for $2,859,561.51 in state grant money for school plumbing upgrades
    +$2.86Mcoming in
16. T.-16Pays Dawson Construction Management $76,000 for fire-prevention weed abatement at eight school sites
    $76K
17. T.-17Adds $1,663,631.25 and a year to Johnson Controls' fire and life safety testing, skipping a new bid
    +$1.66Mnew total $2.78M
18. T.-18Pays Redgwick Construction $143,336 for play area improvements at Woodland Elementary
    $143K
19. T.-19Pays Redgwick Construction $178,325 for play area improvements at Hoover Elementary
    $178K
20. T.-20Buys a $280,035 soccer mini-pitch for Lockwood STEAM Elementary without public bidding
    $280Knot to exceed
21. T.-21Buys a $111,903.75 soccer mini-pitch for Acorn Woodland Elementary without public bidding
    $112Knot to exceed
22. T.-22Pays ACC Environmental up to $7,962.90 for soil testing at Esperanza at Stonehurst Elementary
    $8Knot to exceed
23. T.-23Pays ACC Environmental up to $11,577.50 for soil testing at Lockwood STEAM Elementary
    $12Knot to exceed
24. T.-24Pays Alaniz Construction $57,454 to seal coat the asphalt at Lockwood STEAM Elementary
    $57K
25. T.-25Adds $209,880 and a year to Bay Alarm's school response and patrol services, now up to $587,880
    +$210Knew total $588K
26. T.-26Adds $78,567.12 and a year to Bay Alarm's alarm monitoring services, now up to $222,567.12
    +$79Knew total $223K
27. T.-27Adds $400,000 and a year to Lozano Smith's facilities and construction legal services
    +$400Knew total $800K
28. T.-28Accepts free New Teacher Center coaching and support for school leaders and teacher mentors
    No cost stated
29. T.-29Adds $19,412.50 for a consultant managing the Frontline staff software rollout
    +$19Knew total $108K
30. T.-30Approves Personnel Report No. 2223-0010 from Talent/Human Resources
    Cost not stated
31. T.-31Pays UC Berkeley up to $12,820 for a graduate researcher studying new teachers' professional learning
    $13Knot to exceed
32. T.-32Approves up to $1.12M for University of Kansas center to build OUSD's student support framework
    $1.12Mnot to exceed
33. T.-33Ends a 2022-23 services agreement with an individual contractor at the district's convenience
    No cost stated
34. T.-34Adds $133,750 to expand Sown to Grow software to 34,000 students without a public bid
    +$134Knew total $233K
35. T.-35Adds $22,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund family coaching and reading campaign at EnCompass Academy
    +$22Knew total $95K
36. T.-36Pays The Bay Speech and Play up to $109,300 for school speech and language services in 2023-24
    $109Knot to exceed
37. T.-37Ratifies $13,500 more for Axis Mundi clinician time at Hoover Elementary School
    +$14Knew total $34K
38. T.-38Adds $33,438 for North Bay Soccer Referee Association as more schools join the athletic league schedule
    +$33Knew total $131K
39. T.-39Ratifies $15,388.96 for EL Education coaching and leadership support at Melrose Leadership Academy
    $15Knot to exceed
40. T.-40Ratifies $7,000 for a social-emotional learning program at a May 2023 teacher institute
    $7Knot to exceed
41. T.-41Ratifies $20,000 for La Cheim School counselors at Garfield Elementary School
    $20Knot to exceed
42. T.-42Pays a speech-language contractor up to $109,300 for special education services in 2023-24
    $109Knot to exceed
43. T.-43Ratifies $40,000 for Transcribing Mariners to make Braille materials for blind students
    $40Knot to exceed
44. T.-44Ratifies $29,000 for Fev Tutor one-to-one tutoring and test prep at Castlemont High School
    $29Knot to exceed
45. T.-45Ratifies $48,800 for Expert Advisors Group conflict resolution training for special education staff
    $49Knot to exceed
46. T.-46Ratifies $5,000 for Flourish Agenda to support the family council at Hoover Elementary School
    $5Knot to exceed
47. T.-47Ratifies $15,000 for Calendly scheduling software for special education departments through 2025
    $15Knot to exceed
48. T.-48Approves $4,600 for Destiny Arts Center street dance program at McClymonds High School this summer
    $5Knot to exceed
49. T.-49Ratifies $73,900 for Northeastern University coaching for teachers of English learners
    $74Knot to exceed
50. T.-50Approves up to $5.59M for Effective School Solutions mental health staff at three schools through 2026
    $5.59Mnot to exceed
51. T.-51Approves $9,750 for Attitudinal Healing Connection arts instructors at McClymonds High School
    $10Knot to exceed
52. T.-52Student behavioral health partnership with Alameda Alliance for Health pays the district up to $1.69M
    +$1.69Mcoming in
53. T.-53Ratifies $9,382.20 for WestEd to run California Healthy Kids Surveys for OUSD
    $9Knot to exceed
54. T.-54Applies for $1,997,563 in state grant funding to continue and expand community schools work
    +$2Mcoming in
55. T.-55Extends Oakland Promise data-sharing agreement on college access to October 2026 at no cost
    No cost stated
56. T.-56Applies for $20,855,497 in state community schools grant funding for elementary schools
    +$20.9Mcoming in
57. T.-57Ratifies a no-cost partnership with East Bay Agency for Children for school-based health centers
    No cost stated
58. T.-58Ratifies a no-cost partnership with Fred Finch Youth Center for school-based health services
    No cost stated
59. T.-59Ratifies a no-cost partnership with La Clinica de La Raza for school-based health centers
    No cost stated
60. T.-60Ratifies a no-cost partnership with East Bay Asian Youth Center for school-based health centers
    No cost stated
61. T.-61Partners with LifeLong Medical Care to run school-based health centers at no cost through 2027
    No cost stated
62. T.-62Accepts up to $6,026,000 from First Five of Alameda County for early childhood programs
    +$6.03Mcoming in
63. T.-63Ratifies up to $34,000 for Northeastern University to coach teachers of English learners
    $34Knot to exceed
64. T.-64Adds $550,000 to a state grant for newcomer students and extends it to June 2026
    +$550Kcoming in
65. T.-65Adds $200,000 for Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost's legal work, bringing the 2022-23 total to $700,000
    +$200Knew total $700K
66. T.-66Extends shared-use agreement with county education office for 750 International Blvd. to 2028
    +$55Kcoming in
67. T.-67Approves five-year use of part of former Parker School by Roots Community Health Clinic
    No cost stated
68. T.-68North Region SELPA to put $500,000 toward portables for a therapy program at Santa Fe
    +$500Kcoming in
69. T.-69Approves the minutes of the Board's regular meeting of June 23, 2023
    No cost stated
70. T.-70Approves the minutes of the Board's special meeting of June 25, 2023
    No cost stated
71. T.-71Reappoints a member to the school facilities bond oversight committee through June 2025
    No cost stated
72. U.-1Hires School Facility Consultants for up to $190,000 to pursue state and federal facilities funding
    $190Knot to exceed

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