Yearly caps are counted separately. 2 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $300K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost, LLP at up to $250K a year. Show yearly caps

1. T.-1Approves $59,999 for Next Generation Builders to build pathways and a patio at Melrose Leadership Academy
   $60K
2. T.-2Pays Bay City Boiler $59,970 to move the McClymonds High School boiler to Burbank Preschool
   $60K
3. T.-3Approves up to $90,000 for My School RD dietitian training and menu planning in 2024-25
   $90Knot to exceed
4. T.-4Pays Chain Link Fence & Supply $21,780 to pad the fencing at Acorn Woodland Elementary sport court
   $22K
5. T.-5Approves up to $25,000 for SCA Environmental to collect environmental samples at school sites
   $25Knot to exceed
6. T.-6Approves up to $70,000 for Creative Supports to deliver and install ergonomic furniture
   $70Knot to exceed
7. T.-7Approves up to $10,000 for Shred Works document shredding services
   $10Knot to exceed
8. T.-8Approves up to $99,000 for Environmental Logistics hazardous waste recycling services
   $99Knot to exceed
9. T.-9Approves up to $50,000 for GIBCO Environmental cleanup and sampling at school sites
   $50Knot to exceed
10. T.-10Approves up to $36,450 for Company Nurse to run the workers' compensation injury hotline
    $36Knot to exceed
11. T.-11Approves up to $50,000 for Luna Bell Industries environmental testing and debris removal at schools
    $50Knot to exceed
12. T.-12Approves up to $35,000 for TMI Consulting ergonomic services to help prevent employee injuries
    $35Knot to exceed
13. T.-13Approves up to $50,000 for Junk King to remove and dispose of salvaged furniture and equipment
    $50Knot to exceed
14. T.-14Approves up to $10,000 for NATEC International environmental safety training for employees
    $10Knot to exceed
15. T.-15Approves up to $25,000 for Junk King to haul away broken furniture and e-waste
    $25Knot to exceed
16. T.-16Approves up to $25,000 for EMSL Analytical lab testing of collected samples
    $25Knot to exceed
17. T.-17Approves up to $40,000 for McCampbell Analytical to test suspect building materials
    $40Knot to exceed
18. T.-18Approves up to $99,000 for Environmental United testing and hazardous waste removal at schools
    $99Knot to exceed
19. T.-19Approves up to $24,960 for JHH Education Consulting on the district’s administrator credential program
    $25Knot to exceed
20. T.-20Sets up a no-cost five-year fieldwork agreement with Louisiana State University’s School of Social Work
    No cost stated
21. T.-21Approves up to $16,000 for National Center for Teacher Residencies to support Oakland Teacher Residency
    $16Knot to exceed
22. T.-22Accepts $1.5M state grant to support career technical education pathways in Oakland high schools
    +$1.50Mcoming in
23. T.-23Pays a trainer up to $34,500 to coach Early Childhood staff on trauma-informed care
    $35Knot to exceed
24. T.-24Approves up to $50,000 for Ball for Life Oakland to run the Sports and Health class at La Escuelita Elementary
    $50Knot to exceed
25. T.-25Pays a contractor up to $29,232 to expand Chicano/Latino Studies and support Latino students
    $29Knot to exceed
26. T.-26Approves up to $22,575 for Seneca to provide a therapist for newcomer students at Bridges Academy
    $23Knot to exceed
27. T.-27Approves up to $7,900 for Bay Area Urban Debate Commission after-school debate at Claremont Middle
    $8Knot to exceed
28. T.-28Approves up to $90,000 for Public Profit to build data and evaluation skills for community schools staff
    $90Knot to exceed
29. T.-29Approves up to $86,130 for The Teaching Well to provide wellness training and coaching for teachers and staff
    $86Knot to exceed
30. T.-30Approves up to $71,000 for Dimensions Dance Theatre to teach dance in after-school programs
    $71Knot to exceed
31. T.-31Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $44,000 for school food and garden programming
    $44Knot to exceed
32. T.-32Pays Ball for Life Oakland up to $12,311 for a PE coach at Reach Academy
    $12Knot to exceed
33. T.-33Pays HERO up to $41,200 for daily PE for TK-5 students at Horace Mann Elementary
    $41Knot to exceed
34. T.-34Pays HERO up to $41,200 for recess and play-time support at Franklin Elementary
    $41Knot to exceed
35. T.-35Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $54,000 for family champions at Urban Promise Academy
    $54Knot to exceed
36. T.-36Pays WestEd up to $40,200 to train early childhood staff on the Teaching Pyramid
    $40Knot to exceed
37. T.-37Pays Creative Change Collaborative up to $5,500 for a staff session at Garfield Elementary
    $6Knot to exceed
38. T.-38Pays Carter-Kelly Consulting/Lifepoint up to $7,500 to advise parents at Oakland Tech
    $8Knot to exceed
39. T.-39Pays Blueprint Schools Network up to $49,000 for three math fellows at Urban Promise Academy
    $49Knot to exceed
40. T.-40Pays HERO up to $55,620 for organized recess games at Hoover Elementary
    $56Knot to exceed
41. T.-41Pays PJS Consultants up to $80,000 for a brand awareness campaign for the Office of Equity
    $80Knot to exceed
42. T.-42Pays Arts Media & Entertainment Institute up to $11,000 to train arts teachers on course outlines
    $11Knot to exceed
43. T.-43Pays Design For Equity up to $60,600 to coach principals from seven schools
    $61Knot to exceed
44. T.-44Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $61,431.50 to run the Central Family Resource Center
    $61Knot to exceed
45. T.-45Pays a grant writer up to $35,000 for grant writing and management services
    $35Knot to exceed
46. T.-46Pays Cascade Training up to $5,600 for CPR and first aid training for 80 staff
    $6Knot to exceed
47. T.-47Pays Carter-Kelly Consulting/Lifepoint up to $54,000 to advise parents at Oakland Tech
    $54Knot to exceed
48. T.-48Pays HeartStart CPR up to $2,475 for staff CPR certification at Franklin Elementary
    $2Knot to exceed
49. T.-49Pays HERO up to $55,620 for organized recess games at Allendale Elementary
    $56Knot to exceed
50. T.-50Pays SEAL up to $50,000 to build capacity for multilingual education
    $50Knot to exceed
51. T.-51Pays Public Profit up to $105,000 to evaluate after-school programs and share student data
    $105Knot to exceed
52. T.-52Pays Lincoln up to $5,000 for mental health support at La Escuelita Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
53. T.-53Pays Mobility Blueprint up to $67,500 for mapping to find prospective early childhood students
    $68Knot to exceed
54. T.-54Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $25,000 for staff wellness groups at Reach Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
55. T.-55Pays The Teaching Well up to $1,000 for staff workshops and coaching at La Escuelita
    $1Knot to exceed
56. T.-56Pays HERO up to $41,200 for organized recess games at Grass Valley Elementary
    $41Knot to exceed
57. T.-57Pays Lincoln up to $10,000 for mental health support at Highland Community School
    $10Knot to exceed
58. T.-58Pays HERO up to $49,440 for organized recess games at Laurel Elementary
    $49Knot to exceed
59. T.-59Pays Lincoln up to $10,000 for mental health support at Grass Valley Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
60. T.-60Pays Learning Circle up to $34,500 to train early childhood teachers on the Teaching Pyramid
    $35Knot to exceed
61. T.-61Pays Instruction Partners up to $40,305 to coach Acorn Woodland Elementary on instruction
    $40Knot to exceed
62. T.-62Pays Instruction Partners up to $15,000 for math coaching at Horace Mann Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
63. T.-63Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $24,000 for Haitian dance and music classes at Prescott Elementary
    $24Knot to exceed
64. T.-64Pays The IKUNA Group up to $10,000 for weekly student mentoring at Reach Academy
    $10Knot to exceed
65. T.-65Pays Elevo Learning up to $99,540 for school-day fitness coaches at Highland Community School
    $100Knot to exceed
66. T.-66Pays Ocelotl up to $80,000 to run a student mentor program for newcomer students at Madison Park Academy
    $80Knot to exceed
67. T.-67Accepts $100,000 from the Walter & Elise Haas Fund to build an alumni-to-work program
    +$100Kcoming in
68. T.-68Adds $1.07M from Alameda County Probation for the Cross-Age Mentoring Program and extends it to 2026
    +$1.07Mcoming in
69. T.-69Approves 2024-25 course list for Oakland Adult and Career Education
    No cost stated
70. T.-70Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Fashion Academy at Oakland Technical High School
    +$81Kcoming in
71. T.-71Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Multimedia Communications Academy at Oakland International High
    +$81Kcoming in
72. T.-72Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Computer Science Academy at Skyline High School
    +$81Kcoming in
73. T.-73Pays Playworks up to $62,000 for a recess and fitness coach at Acorn Woodland Elementary
    $62Knot to exceed
74. T.-74Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Public Health and Policy Academy at Oakland High School
    +$81Kcoming in
75. T.-75Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Law and Public Service Academy at Oakland High School
    +$81Kcoming in
76. T.-76Accepts $146,000 state grant for the Sustainable Urban Design Academy at Castlemont High School
    +$146Kcoming in
77. T.-77Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Skyline Education Academy at Skyline High School
    +$81Kcoming in
78. T.-78Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Health and Biotechnology Academy at Oakland Technical High
    +$81Kcoming in
79. T.-79Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Visual Arts Academy at Oakland High School
    +$81Kcoming in
80. T.-80Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Health and Bioscience Academy at Life Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
81. T.-81Accepts $81,000 state grant for the College Media Academy at Fremont High School
    +$81Kcoming in
82. T.-82Accepts $81,000 state grant for the Renewable Architecture Academy at Fremont High School
    +$81Kcoming in
83. T.-83Accepts $100,000 from the Walter & Elise Haas Fund to help graduates into training or college
    +$100Kcoming in
84. T.-84Pays The IKUNA Group up to $208,000 for Pacific Islander student support across 11 schools
    $208Knot to exceed
85. T.-85Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $36,150 for afterschool dance and music at Lockwood
    $36Knot to exceed
86. T.-86Pays Rito Global up to $70,000 to run youth sports events for the expanded learning office
    $70Knot to exceed
87. T.-87Pays Oakland Symphony up to $66,250 for afterschool music classes at four elementary schools
    $66Knot to exceed
88. T.-88Pays a school garden specialist up to $79,288 to support school gardens and teach workshops
    $79Knot to exceed
89. T.-89Hires Orbach Huff law firm for facilities legal advice, up to $50,000 a year
    $50K/yryearly cap
90. T.-90Adds $836,756 to Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost's 2023-24 legal contract, now up to $1.34M
    +$837Knew total $1.34M
91. T.-91Retains Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost for special-ed legal help, up to $250,000 a year through 2026
    $250K/yryearly cap
92. T.-92Seeks CalSTRS exemption from the separation-from-service rule for four retirees
    No cost stated
93. T.-93Licenses City of Oakland land at 10315 E Street so the district can use and improve it
    No cost stated
94. T.-94Ratifies the June 26, 2024 regular Board meeting minutes
    No cost stated
95. T.-95Ratifies the August 14, 2024 regular Board meeting minutes
    No cost stated
96. U.-1Adds $44,172 and 18 months for AGS soil and geohazard work on Melrose Leadership Academy expansion
    +$44Knew total $196K
97. U.-2Adds $95,590 and more time for Anthonio's inspector-of-record close-out work on legacy projects
    +$96Knew total $289K
98. U.-3Pays Farallon Consulting up to $28,581 for soil and site testing at the Maxwell Park campus
    $29Knot to exceed
99. U.-4Adds $28,935.80 for King Construction Inspection at East Oakland Pride Elementary site work
    +$29Knew total $52K

This is an independent project created to provide transparency to the OUSD Community, and is not affiliated with Oakland Unified District. All data used to create the Consent Report Tracker is made public by Legistar, OUSD's official platform for posting legislative records. Plain-English summaries are written by AI with narrow parameters based upon the official text of the reports. Read about how all this works.