Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $350K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Fagen, Friedman & Fulfrost LLP at up to $350K a year. Show yearly caps

1. T.-1Pays The KDI Group up to $15,906 for construction inspections on the Urban Promise Academy portable move
   $16Knot to exceed
2. T.-2Awards Chain Link Fence & Supply up to $1,566,400.85 for three years of routine fence maintenance
   $1.57Mnot to exceed
3. T.-3Approves up to $29,750 for Hatchuel Tabernik to document the impact of school integration efforts
   $30Knot to exceed
4. T.-4Adds $1.25M and a year to Johnson Controls' fire alarm, sprinkler and safety system inspections
   +$1.25Mnew total $4.03M
5. T.-5Pays Shah Kawasaki Architects up to $226,925 for a living schoolyard at Manzanita Elementary
   $227Knot to exceed
6. T.-6Pays Shah Kawasaki Architects up to $226,925 for a living schoolyard at MLK Jr. Elementary
   $227Knot to exceed
7. T.-7Pays Western Roofing Service $59,685 to recoat the Laurel Elementary School roof
   $60K
8. T.-8Pays Shah Kawasaki Architects up to $628,765 to plan living schoolyards at seven school sites
   $629Knot to exceed
9. T.-9Pays Cupples|Keller Designs up to $418,926 to plan living schoolyards at seven school sites
   $419Knot to exceed
10. T.-10Adds $92,870 for Jensen Hughes to design fire alarm, intrusion alarm and sprinkler systems at 2111 Intl. Blvd
    +$93Knew total $93K
11. T.-11Approves Personnel Report No. 2324-0008 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    Cost not stated
12. T.-12Ratifies up to $16,000 for The Program for Counseling in Schools to support students and families
    $16Knot to exceed
13. T.-13Adds $500 to Oakland Public Education Fund's volunteer stipends for African American Excellence at Prescott
    +$500new total $17K
14. T.-14Ratifies $4,076.05 paid to West Shield Adolescent Services for special-education student transport in 2023
    $4K
15. T.-15Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $13,365 to train 11th and 12th graders as peer mentors
    $13Knot to exceed
16. T.-16Approves a no-cost Stiles Hall college-application mentoring program for rising high school seniors
    No cost stated
17. T.-17Adds $7,000 and more time for Junior Center of Art and Science maker classes at Franklin Elementary
    +$7Knew total $30K
18. T.-18Ratifies up to $4,910 for The Teaching Well to coach Madison Park Academy Upper Campus staff
    $5Knot to exceed
19. T.-19Ratifies up to $5,000 for That Art Party to lead school culture training at Madison Park Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
20. T.-20Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $25,000 for wellness support for Reach Academy staff
    $25Knot to exceed
21. T.-21Ratifies up to $3,000 for Paxton/Patterson to train Dewey Academy teachers and update its lab
    $3Knot to exceed
22. T.-22Ratifies up to $5,000 for Center for Transformative Teacher Training at Lockwood STEAM Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
23. T.-23Ratifies a no-cost deal for Diversity in Health Training to connect families to services at one high school
    No cost stated
24. T.-24Ratifies up to $10,000 for Ball for Life Oakland to run movement and mindful sports classes
    $10Knot to exceed
25. T.-25Ratifies up to $35,000 for East Bay Consortium to give Castlemont students college advising and tutoring
    $35Knot to exceed
26. T.-26Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $5,000 for a family engagement facilitator at Dewey Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
27. T.-27Ratifies up to $10,000 for Reading Partners to provide volunteer reading tutors at Fruitvale Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
28. T.-28Pays Sown to Grow up to $748,000 for student wellness check-in software and training through 2026
    $748Knot to exceed
29. T.-29Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $6,000 for a student outreach facilitator at Dewey Academy
    $6Knot to exceed
30. T.-30Ratifies up to $5,000 for Center for EcoLiteracy to support OUSD's Farm to School framework
    $5Knot to exceed
31. T.-31Ratifies up to $6,000 for a contractor to support Dual Enrollment college courses and grades
    $6Knot to exceed
32. T.-32Accepts $160,000 from Educate78, through the Oakland Public Education Fund, for Roosevelt Middle School
    +$160Kcoming in
33. T.-33Adds $113,000 to Refugee & Immigrant Transitions' contract to support newcomer students and parents
    +$113Knew total $123K
34. T.-34Adds $349,500 to Soccer Without Borders' contract for newly arrived refugee and asylum-seeking students
    +$350Knew total $360K
35. T.-35Adds $3,000 and extends Museum of Children's Arts after-school arts program at Reach Academy
    +$3Knew total $29K
36. T.-36Pays Edgility Consulting up to $40,000 to help recruit a new McClymonds High School principal
    $40Knot to exceed
37. T.-37Joins the county plan for educating expelled and high-risk students in special education, 2024-2027
    No cost stated
38. T.-38Approves a no-cost trip for five Oakland High students to visit Morehouse College in Atlanta
    No cost stated
39. T.-39Adds $64,517.60 to Elite Security Services' contract for unarmed campus security
    +$65Knew total $174K
40. T.-40Ratifies up to $15,000 for a consultant to review charter schools' academic programs and culture
    $15Knot to exceed
41. T.-41Updates board policy 0430 on the district's Comprehensive Local Plan for Special Education
    No cost stated
42. T.-42Updates board policy on accountability (listed as BP 0530 in the title, BP 0500 in the text)
    No cost stated
43. T.-43Updates board policy 4111 on recruitment and selection of staff
    No cost stated
44. T.-44Updates board policy 5141.21 on student health care and emergencies
    No cost stated
45. T.-45Updates board policy 6159 on Individualized Education Programs for special education
    No cost stated
46. T.-46Updates board policy 6164.4 on identifying students for special education
    No cost stated
47. T.-47Updates board policy 5125 on student records
    No cost stated
48. T.-48Updates board policy 6159.2 on nonpublic school and agency services for special education
    No cost stated
49. T.-49Updates board policy 3230 on federal grant funds
    No cost stated
50. T.-50Updates board policy 5144.1 on suspension and expulsion due process
    No cost stated
51. T.-51Hires Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost for facilities and construction legal work, up to $350,000 a year
    $350K/yryearly cap
52. T.-52Approves Measure G1 oversight commission's recommendation on 2023-24 and 2024-25 school proposals
    No cost stated
53. T.-53Approves the board's minutes for its special meeting on March 25, 2024
    No cost stated
54. T.-54Approves the board's minutes for its regular meeting on March 27, 2024
    No cost stated
55. T.-55Approves the board's minutes for its regular meeting on April 10, 2024
    No cost stated
56. U.-1Pays ACC Environmental Consultants up to $8,749.40 for asbestos testing before Urban Promise re-roofing
    $9Knot to exceed
57. U.-2Adds $884,628 and two years to 360 Total Concept Consulting's facilities program contract
    +$885Knew total $1.73M
58. U.-3Adds $26,865 and six months to Anthonio's inspector services at Bridges Academy at Melrose schoolyard
    +$27Knew total $67K
59. U.-4Adds $158,057 and a year to Building Maps' evacuation map and signage work at school sites
    +$158Knew total $416K

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