Not counted in the totals above. $9.50M in grants applied for (1 item)

1. T.-1Adds $2,400 to the My School RD nutrition advice contract, raising its cap to $89,900
   +$2Knew total $90K
2. T.-2Awards Horizon Brothers $148,800 to paint the Oakland Tech boys gym and portables
   $149K
3. T.-3Awards Silicon Valley Paving up to $489,650 to replace asphalt at Oakland Tech
   $490Knot to exceed
4. T.-4Awards Pinguelo Construction $602,000 to replace 85 windows in Oakland Tech's boys gym
   $602K
5. T.-5Awards Pelco Sales & Service up to $447,000 for a year of refrigeration repair for Nutrition Services
   $447Knot to exceed
6. T.-6Buys InformedK12 document-routing software for up to $583,083 through 2027, via another agency's contract
   $583Knot to exceed
7. T.-7Adds $450,000 and one year to Bonami Baking's bakery contract, raising its cap to $900,000
   +$450Knew total $900K
8. T.-8Adds $10.5M and one year to Gold Star Foods' grocery contract, raising its cap to $20.5M
   +$10.5Mnew total $20.5M
9. T.-9Adds $850,000 and one year to Crystal Creamery's milk and dairy contract, raising its cap to $1.645M
   +$850Knew total $1.65M
10. T.-10Adds up to $1.9M and one year to Pacific Rim Produce's fresh fruit and vegetable contract
    +$1.90Mnot to exceed
11. T.-11Adds $1.65M and one year to Individual FoodService's supply contract, raising its cap to $3.3M
    +$1.65Mnew total $3.30M
12. T.-12Accepts free gym court refurbishment at five schools from the Under Armour Foundation
    No cost stated
13. T.-13Buys EMS LINQ (TITAN) nutrition software for up to $169,442.50 via another agency's contract
    $169Knot to exceed
14. T.-14Ratifies up to $7,816.25 for workplace violence prevention plan help from a Florida consultant
    $8Knot to exceed
15. T.-15Ratifies $4,200 for a campus safety training seminar for staff
    $4Knot to exceed
16. T.-16Approves the district's 2024-25 funding application to the state, through the CARS system
    Funding inamount not stated
17. T.-17Approves Personnel Report No. 2324-0011 from Talent/Human Resources
    Cost not stated
18. T.-18Approves a five-year no-cost agreement with Touro University for teacher intern and fieldwork programs
    No cost stated
19. T.-19Approves an Alliant University supplement on tuition and eligibility for district employees
    No cost stated
20. T.-20Takes up to $40,481 from the Tides Center to give English-learner support to apprentices
    +$40Kcoming in
21. T.-21Approves a five-year no-cost agreement with Alliant University for teacher intern and fieldwork programs
    No cost stated
22. T.-22Takes up to $83,700 from the Tides Center to give English-learner support to apprentices
    +$84Kcoming in
23. T.-23Creates job descriptions for an Executive Director of Safety and a School Counselor Resident
    No cost stated
24. T.-24Amends the 2024-25 layoff notice for classified employees and child development teachers
    No cost stated
25. T.-25Amends the 2024-25 elimination of certificated teaching and service positions
    No cost stated
26. T.-26Ratifies a no-cost partnership with UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland for school health centers
    No cost stated
27. T.-27Ratifies $14,271.93 for DocuSign electronic signature software for Expanded Learning offices
    $14Knot to exceed
28. T.-28Pays a consultant up to $2,000 to lead summer training for after-school program staff
    $2Knot to exceed
29. T.-29Pays an arts administrator up to $65,100 to support arts enrichment at 18 school sites
    $65Knot to exceed
30. T.-30Pays East Oakland Youth Development Center up to $119,716.80 for summer learning at Markham Elementary
    $120Knot to exceed
31. T.-31Applies for $9,497,293.94 in state community schools grant money for elementary schools through 2029
    +$9.50Mcoming in
32. T.-32Pays Thriving Students Collective up to $114,292.50 for educator and parent mental health training and videos
    $114Knot to exceed
33. T.-33Pays Center for the Collaborative Classroom up to $7,900 to train summer literacy tutors
    $8Knot to exceed
34. T.-34Authorizes up to $74,740,000 for nonpublic school and agency special education placements in 2024-25
    $74.7Mcumulative
35. T.-35Ratifies $1,000 for Community Initiatives to bring a speaker to the after-school Summer Institute
    $1Knot to exceed
36. T.-36Ratifies $1,500 for Mindful Life Project to lead social-emotional workshops at the Summer Institute
    $2Knot to exceed
37. T.-37Extends First 5 Alameda County children's health contract to 2027 with a cap of $52,268,739
    Funding inamount not stated
38. T.-38Adds $18,250 for East Bay Agency for Children therapy services at Rudsdale Continuation High School
    +$18Knew total $91K
39. T.-39Pays Khepera Curriculum Group up to $15,000 to help staff respond to hate speech
    $15Knot to exceed
40. T.-40Adds $40,000 for Parallel Learning to support high school career pathway work-based learning
    +$40Knew total $100K
41. T.-41Adds $5,000 for a consultant to format Measure N and H school plans and the annual report
    +$5Knew total $25K
42. T.-42Adds $5,100 for AlciDesigns & Consulting to run logistics for the College & Career for All Initiative
    +$5Knew total $13K
43. T.-43Adds $5,250 for a consultant to support Measure N and H commission meetings and project management
    +$5Knew total $47K
44. T.-44Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $25,000 for after-school proposal readers and student stipends
    $25Knot to exceed
45. T.-45Pays Mumford and Associates up to $80,000 for after-school mental health and safety training
    $80Knot to exceed
46. T.-46Pays SPG Therapy & Education up to $101,700 for behavior technicians in expanded learning programs
    $102Knot to exceed
47. T.-47Pays SPG Therapy & Education up to $31,768 for a behavior analyst to supervise and train technicians
    $32Knot to exceed
48. T.-48Pays GROW Psychological Assessment up to $57,812.50 for special education staff training
    $58Knot to exceed
49. T.-49Pays Welligent up to $67,405.90 to maintain the student health records system
    $67Knot to exceed
50. T.-50Pays Be the Change Consulting up to $84,900 for training in community-building and restorative practices
    $85Knot to exceed
51. T.-51Pays a speech-language provider up to $114,500 to serve students with special education plans
    $115Knot to exceed
52. T.-52Extends Sonja Biggs Educational Services' visual-impairment teacher contract to 2025; the $50,000 cap is unchanged
    No cost stated
53. T.-53Extends LightHouse for the Blind's vision services for infants and toddlers to 2027; the $49,900 cap is unchanged
    No cost stated
54. T.-54Extends Transcribing Mariners' Braille transcribing contract to June 2025; the $40,000 cap is unchanged
    No cost stated
55. T.-55Pays The Bay Speech and Play up to $114,500 for school speech-language services
    $115Knot to exceed
56. T.-56Ratifies $10,000 for West Oakland Cultural Action Network walking tours and ethnic studies support
    $10Knot to exceed
57. T.-57Pays Better Together Audiology up to $114,500 for hearing services for deaf and hard of hearing students
    $115Knot to exceed
58. T.-58Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $85,512 for summer learning at International Community Elementary
    $86Knot to exceed
59. T.-59Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $15,900 for 12 after-school concerts for young students
    $16Knot to exceed
60. T.-60Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $12,600 for 12 after-school concerts for young students
    $13Knot to exceed
61. T.-61Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $15,900 for twelve after-school assemblies and concerts
    $16Knot to exceed
62. T.-62Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $75,000 to run and review 18 after-school arts partnerships
    $75Knot to exceed
63. T.-63Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $95,675 for mural-design classes at three schools
    $96Knot to exceed
64. T.-64Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $87,539 for Youth Beat after-school arts at six schools
    $88Knot to exceed
65. T.-65Extends CAB Publishing's special education records audit to Oct. 31, 2024 at the same $35,000 limit
    No cost stated
66. T.-66Accepts a no-cost Urban Institute evaluation of Oakland's Measure Z violence prevention work
    No cost stated
67. T.-67Approves a no-cost Swiirl art pilot program at Skyline High School for 2024-25
    No cost stated
68. T.-68Accepts free math library books from Simons Laufer Mathematical Sciences Institute for 60 schools
    No cost stated
69. T.-69Approves a trip for eight McClymonds High School students to visit University of Hawaii, Hilo in July 2024
    Cost not stated
70. T.-70Awards Blueprint Schools Network $725,000 for daily small-group middle school math tutoring
    $725K
71. T.-71Accepts Save The Music Foundation grant of instruments valued at $90,000 per school at two high schools
    +$90Kcoming in
72. T.-72Ratifies up to $2,500 for UC Berkeley Language Center training for world language teachers
    $3Knot to exceed
73. T.-73Redesignates MetWest High School as an Alternative School of Choice and applies for a new school code
    No cost stated
74. T.-74Approves a trip for four Castlemont High School students to visit University of Hawaii, Hilo in July 2024
    Cost not stated
75. T.-75Approves a trip for four Fremont High School students to visit University of Hawaii, Hilo in July 2024
    Cost not stated
76. T.-76Adds $25,000 for Fisher & Phillips immigration and other legal work, and sets $50,000 for 2024-25
    +$25Knew total $75K
77. T.-77Extends Davis, Bengtson & Young's legal services to June 2025 and adds $100,000, to $250,000
    +$100Knew total $250K
78. T.-78Adds $59,000 for Orrick's bond, tax and governance legal work in 2023-24, to $109,000
    +$59Knew total $109K
79. T.-79Approves 2024-25 agreement with Street Academy Foundation for district to run Emiliano Zapata Street Academy
    No cost stated
80. T.-80Authorizes Alameda County to collect 2024-25 bond and parcel taxes for the district
    No cost stated
81. T.-81Ratifies the minutes of the Board's June 5, 2024 regular meeting
    No cost stated
82. T.-82Pays AlciDesigns & Consulting up to $6,120 to plan the Measure G and G1 celebration
    $6Knot to exceed
83. T.-83Ratifies the minutes of the Board's June 12, 2024 regular meeting
    No cost stated
84. T.-84Confirms six appointments to the Measure G parcel tax citizens oversight committee
    No cost stated
85. T.-85Confirms a community member's appointment to the Measures B, J and Y bond oversight committee
    No cost stated
86. T.-86Adopts a $2.73M 2024-25 Measures N and H plan and budget for charter-operated high schools
    $2.73Mcumulative
87. T.-87Approves $664,400 Measures N and H agreement with ARISE High School
    $664Knot to exceed
88. T.-88Approves $533,135.71 Measures N and H agreement with Aspire Golden State College Preparatory Academy
    $533Knot to exceed
89. T.-89Approves $529,232 Measures N and H agreement with Aspire Lionel Wilson College Preparatory Academy
    $529Knot to exceed
90. T.-90Approves $426,133.30 Measures N and H agreement with East Bay Innovation Academy
    $426Knot to exceed
91. T.-91Approves $314,621.97 in Measures N and H funds for Envision Academy of Arts & Technology
    $315Kcumulative
92. T.-92Approves $497,745.34 in Measures N and H funds for Lighthouse Community Charter School
    $498Kcumulative
93. T.-93Approves $362,100.00 in Measures N and H funds for Lodestar
    $362Kcumulative
94. T.-94Approves $555,300.00 in Measures N and H funds for Leadership Public Schools Oakland R&D
    $555Kcumulative
95. T.-95Approves $479,400.00 in Measures N and H funds for Oakland School for the Arts
    $479Kcumulative
96. T.-96Approves $494,700.00 in Measures N and H funds for Oakland Unity High School
    $495Kcumulative
97. U.-1Adds $1.24M for design and preconstruction on McClymonds High School modernization with Alten Construction
    +$1.24Mnew total $6.96M
98. U.-2Awards $588,795 to RK Roofing to replace the Roosevelt Middle School gym roof
    $589Knot to exceed
99. U.-3Hires School Facility Consultants for up to $190,000 to pursue state and federal building funds
    $190Knot to exceed
100. U.-4Pays Ninyo & Moore up to $4,554 for materials testing and inspection at Oakland Tech solar project
     $5Knot to exceed
101. U.-5Adds $42,000 and more time for KDI Group's inspection work on school solar projects
     +$42Knew total $194K
102. U.-6Adds $355,279 for Arntz Builders' extra work on the Cole Campus administration center
     +$355Knew total $43.6M
103. U.-7Pays Digital Design Communications $58,293 to maintain fire alarm system at Coliseum College Prep interim site
     $58K
104. U.-8Adds $166,038 for Mar Con's extra work at the Kaiser Child Development Center
     +$166Knot to exceed
105. U.-9Adds $3.28M and time through 2028 for HKIT Architects' Melrose Leadership Academy design work
     +$3.28Mnew total $4.38M
106. U.-10Awards $811,391 to Mar Con for new fire and intrusion alarms at Bella Vista Child Development Center
     $811K
107. U.-11Awards $867,262 to Mar Con for new fire and intrusion alarms at Hintil Kuu Child Development Center
     $867K
108. U.-12Pays Johnson Controls up to $15,995 for fire alarm maintenance at Coliseum College Prep interim site
     $16Knot to exceed
109. U.-13Pays DecoTech Systems up to $33,660 for new data cabling at the 955 High Street offices
     $34Knot to exceed
110. U.-14Hires Lowe Consulting for up to $183,810 to support the district's Project Labor Agreement
     $184Knot to exceed

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