Not counted in the totals above. $200K in grants applied for (1 item)

1. T.-1Retains Jensen Hughes for fire alarm and sprinkler engineering, with no cost set yet
   No cost stated
2. T.-2Pays KM 106 Construction $362,049 to rebuild play areas at Melrose Leadership Academy
   $362K
3. T.-3Pays KM 106 Construction $341,299 to rebuild play areas at Piedmont Elementary
   $341K
4. T.-4Pays Diversified Flooring $39,130 to replace hallway flooring at Edna Brewer Middle School
   $39K
5. T.-5Pays ER Plumbing $46,925 to replace a sewer line at Calvin Simmons Middle School
   $47K
6. T.-6Ratifies $10,500 for "Stop the Bleeding" emergency training from Consortium Critical Incident
   $11Knot to exceed
7. T.-7Pays Comtel Systems $50,325 for a new intercom control unit at Urban Promise Academy
   $50K
8. T.-8Changes The Watershed Project's no-cost playground greening at Lockwood STEAM and extends it a year
   No cost stated
9. T.-9Ratifies $83,430 for EM Fire Protection to clean and check fire systems in 54 school kitchens
   $83Knot to exceed
10. T.-10Cuts $408,213.75 from Maxim Healthcare's COVID staffing agreement
    −$408Knew total $310K
11. T.-11Adds $20,000 for My School RD's menu support and nutrition analysis training
    +$20Knew total $88K
12. T.-12Ratifies up to $60,000 for BELFOR's environmental cleanup at school sites
    $60Knot to exceed
13. T.-13Ratifies up to $50,000 for Capital Building Maintenance pressure washing and restroom cleaning
    $50Knot to exceed
14. T.-14Ratifies up to $50,000 for Luna Bell Industries' environmental testing and cleanup at schools
    $50Knot to exceed
15. T.-15Approves the 2024-2025 declaration of need for fully qualified educators
    No cost stated
16. T.-16Proclaims May 7, 2024 as the district's Day of the Teacher
    No cost stated
17. T.-17Proclaims April 24, 2024 as Administrative Professionals Day
    No cost stated
18. T.-18Names three educators as the district's 2024-2025 Teachers of the Year
    No cost stated
19. T.-19Pays Hazard Young Attea up to $75,000 to run the search for a General Counsel
    $75Knot to exceed
20. T.-20Repeals a 2023 City of Oakland children's fund grant amendment approved under unclear wording
    No cost stated
21. T.-21Ratifies $10,000 for Families In Action to boost family engagement at Hoover Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
22. T.-22Adds $263,521.72 to Bay Area Community Resources' student mentoring at Oakland Tech
    +$264Knew total $390K
23. T.-23Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $7,500 for student internship stipends at LIFE Academy
    $8Knot to exceed
24. T.-24Pays Playworks up to $59,000 for recess coaching and play programs at Bridges Academy
    $59Knot to exceed
25. T.-25Pays Street Academy Foundation up to $84,986.65 for pathway courses at Emiliano Zapata Street Academy
    $85Knot to exceed
26. T.-26Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $81,458.41 for student and family support at Korematsu
    $81Knot to exceed
27. T.-27Ratifies $11,609 for Hadar Institute to train teachers in the Pedagogy of Partnership approach
    $12Knot to exceed
28. T.-28Pays a designer up to $20,000 for special education guides and templates
    $20Knot to exceed
29. T.-29Ratifies up to $35,000 for CAB Publishing to audit special education records for bias
    $35Knot to exceed
30. T.-30Pays Servio Consulting up to $47,250 to build a Student Success Team tool in OUSD Force
    $47Knot to exceed
31. T.-31Pays Build California up to $5,000 to coach Castlemont High teachers and run student events
    $5Knot to exceed
32. T.-32Pays Get Fit Academics up to $15,000 to tutor Sankofa United students behind in math
    $15Knot to exceed
33. T.-33Pays a consultant up to $10,080 to build family partnership structures at Sojourner Truth
    $10Knot to exceed
34. T.-34Pays Playworks up to $34,000 for a site specialist at Manzanita SEED to build school culture
    $34Knot to exceed
35. T.-35Approves up to $100,000 for Cherry Gulch, an Idaho nonpublic school, to serve a special education student
    $100Knot to exceed
36. T.-36Pays The Program for Counseling in Schools up to $6,000 to oversee two on-site counselors
    $6Knot to exceed
37. T.-37Pays California School-Age Consortium up to $12,500 for expanded learning Summer Institute workshops
    $13Knot to exceed
38. T.-38Approves up to $10,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to pay Madison Park alumni peer mentors
    $10Knot to exceed
39. T.-39Pays Bay Area Women Against Rape up to $43,399 as a partner in a human trafficking prevention grant
    $43Knot to exceed
40. T.-40Pays Quetzal Education Consulting up to $7,500 for anti-Black racism work at Manzanita SEED
    $8Knot to exceed
41. T.-41Pays Bay Area Women Against Rape up to $17,556 as the nonprofit partner in a trafficking prevention grant
    $18Knot to exceed
42. T.-42Approves up to $121,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to pay counseling interns in OUSD schools
    $121Knot to exceed
43. T.-43Pays InPlay up to $74,000 to build a summer program enrollment system and activity guide for parents
    $74Knot to exceed
44. T.-44Pays C&C Educational Consultants up to $65,000 to coach Brookfield's principal on parent engagement
    $65Knot to exceed
45. T.-45Approves up to $20,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to pay Madison Park student interns
    $20Knot to exceed
46. T.-46Pays Civic Productions up to $50,000 for civic and creative industry projects in high school pathways
    $50Knot to exceed
47. T.-47Approves up to $50,000 for Oakland Public Education Fund to provide a restorative ambassador at Frick
    $50Knot to exceed
48. T.-48Pays a consultant up to $20,000 to train early learning staff in trauma-informed care
    $20Knot to exceed
49. T.-49Pays Civic Productions up to $8,500 for student geometry art projects at Oakland International High
    $9Knot to exceed
50. T.-50Accepts free arts classes from Living Jazz at Glenview Elementary through May 2024
    No cost stated
51. T.-51Pays a consultant up to $20,000 to support Measure N and H plans and commission work
    $20Knot to exceed
52. T.-52Pays The Mosaic Project up to $5,775 for a five-day shared program at Reach Academy
    $6Knot to exceed
53. T.-53Approves up to $96,850 for Blueprint Schools Network math fellows to tutor at Elmhurst United Middle
    $97Knot to exceed
54. T.-54Pays a consultant up to $6,913 to support parent involvement at Oakland High
    $7Knot to exceed
55. T.-55Approves up to $30,000 for Instruction Partners to coach EnCompass Academy teacher leaders in math
    $30Knot to exceed
56. T.-56Pays Thena Gee Consulting up to $4,200 for mindfulness training for early childhood educators
    $4Knot to exceed
57. T.-57Accepts a free partnership with Strategic Urban Development Alliance on adult career opportunities
    No cost stated
58. T.-58Accepts $23,000 from the Quest Foundation, through Oakland Public Education Fund, for Think College Now staff
    +$23Kcoming in
59. T.-59Pays The Black Cultural Zone up to $5,500 to help students plan after-school murals
    $6Knot to exceed
60. T.-60Accepts $2.12M over three years from the state for special education transition services
    +$2.12Mcoming in
61. T.-61Subcontracts up to $487,872.60 to the YMCA of the East Bay to renovate early learning classrooms
    $488Knot to exceed
62. T.-62Ratifies up to $40,000 for Positive Coaching Alliance to evaluate the elementary sports program
    $40Knot to exceed
63. T.-63Approves the 2024-25 school-year calendar for the district's Young Adult Program
    No cost stated
64. T.-64Ratifies up to $5,000 for East Bay Consortium college students to tutor in Dewey Academy classes
    $5Knot to exceed
65. T.-65Ratifies up to $12,000 for Empower Initiative's belonging training at Dewey Academy
    $12Knot to exceed
66. T.-66Approves up to $4,375 for an AmeriCorps youth support specialist at Highland Community School
    $4Knot to exceed
67. T.-67Ratifies up to $16,000 for family workshops at Brookfield Elementary with Center for Powerful Public Schools
    $16Knot to exceed
68. T.-68Applies for a $200,000 grant to strengthen multilingual education in dual language schools
    +$200Kcoming in
69. T.-69Accepts $225,000 from the City of Oakland for peer restorative justice and newcomer wellness
    +$225Kcoming in
70. T.-70Adds $225,000 and a year to the City of Oakland grant for peer restorative justice and newcomer wellness
    +$225Kcoming in
71. T.-71Adds $225,000 to the City of Oakland grant for summer internship stipends in the ECCCO program
    +$225Kcoming in
72. T.-72Approves a no-cost trip for Oakland Academy of Knowledge 5th graders to present at a Philadelphia conference
    No cost stated
73. T.-73Ratifies up to $15,000 for a consultant to review the academic programs and culture of charter schools
    $15Knot to exceed
74. T.-74Approves the revised 2024-25 districtwide academic calendar for TK-12
    No cost stated
75. T.-75Reappoints two members to the Measure G1 teacher retention and middle school oversight commission
    No cost stated
76. T.-76Adopts Madison Park Academy's $137,577.18 carryover spending plan from 2022-23 (Measures N and H)
    $138K
77. T.-77Adopts McClymonds High School's $128,190.60 carryover spending plan from 2022-23 (Measures N and H)
    $128K
78. T.-78Adopts Oakland High School's $221,890.56 carryover spending plan from 2022-23 (Measures N and H)
    $222K
79. T.-79Adopts Skyline High School's $700,222.21 carryover spending plan from 2022-23 (Measures N and H)
    $700K
80. T.-80Adopts Oakland Technical High School's $472,661.82 carryover spending plan from 2022-23 (Measures N and H)
    $473K
81. T.-81Shifts $21,000 in Castlemont High's Measures N and H plan from a teacher position to staff overtime
    No cost stated
82. T.-82Shifts $1,775 in Oakland High's Measures N and H plan from teacher stipends to field trip transportation
    No cost stated
83. T.-83Shifts $269.50 in Oakland High's Measures N and H plan from teacher stipends to field trip transportation
    No cost stated
84. T.-84Moves $20,000 in the Linked Learning Office's Measures N and H budget to a new consulting contract
    No cost stated
85. T.-85Moves $25,000 within the Linked Learning Office's Measures N and H budget to Connect Ed coach training
    No cost stated
86. U.-1Adds $156,911 to Kaiser Child Development Center site work with Mar Con Builders and extends it to June 2024
    +$157Knew total $6.71M
87. U.-2Adds $12,100 for underground utility potholing at the East Oakland Pride site
    +$12Knew total $50K
88. U.-3Adds $8,375.50 to Deco Tech Systems' Castlemont High security project for software and a server upgrade
    +$8Knew total $331K
89. U.-4Awards DecoTech Systems up to $147,400 to move the Cole data center to its new building
    $147Knot to exceed

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