1. L.-1Pays Blenderbox up to $152,000 to update EnrollWise, the district's school enrollment software
   $152Knot to exceed
2. L.-2Ratifies up to $86,400 for Central California Advisors to help run Nutrition Services
   $86Knot to exceed
3. L.-3Ratifies up to $86,400 for Solutions for You to oversee Nutrition Services purchasing
   $86Knot to exceed
4. L.-4Ratifies up to $86,400 for a contractor to oversee Nutrition Services field operations
   $86Knot to exceed
5. L.-5Ratifies up to $25,000 for Nor-Cal Moving Services to move kitchen equipment to school sites
   $25Knot to exceed
6. L.-6Adds $16,500 to Jensen Hughes' contract for Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary alarm project
   +$17Knew total $223K
7. L.-7Pays Protect|Education $912,087.23 for air purifiers and a pilot study at five school sites
   $912K
8. L.-8Declares district vehicles surplus and authorizes their disposal
   No cost stated
9. L.-9Ratifies up to $30,000 for Compsych to provide counseling after a crisis such as a school shooting
   $30Knot to exceed
10. L.-10Adds $49,000 to Luna Bell Industries' contract for environmental risk work at school sites
    +$49Knew total $99K
11. L.-11Ratifies up to $99,000 for environmental testing, including soil gas, at school sites
    $99Knot to exceed
12. L.-12Approves up to $99,000 for Restoration Management Company's environmental cleanup at school sites
    $99Kcumulative
13. L.-13Hires Bay City Surplus to sell district surplus items for a 38 percent commission
    Sales capnot a cost
14. L.-14Approves Personnel Report No. 2425-0004 from Talent/Human Resources
    No cost stated
15. L.-15Pays a coordinator up to $9,000 to coach teachers through Teacher Performance Assessments
    $9Knot to exceed
16. L.-16Places Concordia University Irvine graduate students for school fieldwork at no cost, through 2029
    No cost stated
17. L.-17Partners with Reach University to place teacher and counselor interns in OUSD schools through 2029
    No cost stated
18. L.-18Pays CODESP up to $3,475 for assessments for paraeducator job candidates
    $3Knot to exceed
19. L.-19Creates a Paraeducator, Young Adult Services job and revises two other paraeducator job descriptions
    No cost stated
20. L.-20Castlemont High construction pre-apprenticeship program: district fronts costs, reimbursed up to $400,001 in federal funds
    Funding inamount not stated
21. L.-21Accepts a $26,375,121 increase in state funding for the California State Preschool Program
    +$26.4Mcoming in
22. L.-22Shares student data with CORE Districts for dashboards and the Break Through Success Academy
    No cost stated
23. L.-23Pays Lexia Voyager Sopris up to $48,800 for online staff training for Special Education
    $49Knot to exceed
24. L.-24Adds up to $194,260 from Alameda Alliance for Health for a housing and homeless program
    +$194Kcoming in
25. L.-25Frontline Catalysts brings its climate justice youth leadership program to United for Success Academy
    No cost stated
26. L.-26Ratifies up to $25,000 for Yeah, Art! to teach music and songwriting at Roosevelt Middle School
    $25Knot to exceed
27. L.-27Ratifies up to $10,982 for Street Soccer USA to run the fall middle school futsal league
    $11Knot to exceed
28. L.-28Ratifies up to $3,000 for Heart in Balance to provide therapy sessions at Peralta Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
29. L.-29Oakland Symphony to give small-group instrumental lessons in music classes at no cost
    No cost stated
30. L.-30Ratifies up to $10,000 for Children Rising to tutor Laurel Elementary students in reading and math
    $10Knot to exceed
31. L.-31Pays Cantare Con Vivo up to $25,000 for music lessons at La Escuelita Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
32. L.-32Pays School Time Music LLC up to $3,000 for two anti-racism training sessions for arts teachers
    $3Knot to exceed
33. L.-33Pays Khepera Curriculum Group up to $75,000 to train and coach high school mentoring instructors
    $75Knot to exceed
34. L.-34Pays Luna Dance & Creativity up to $22,000 to train teachers to use dance in class
    $22Knot to exceed
35. L.-35No-cost agreement brings Diversity in Health Training Institute staff to West Oakland Middle School
    No cost stated
36. L.-36Pays Wellness Together up to $19,003.80 for counseling at Crocker Highlands Elementary
    $19Knot to exceed
37. L.-37Pays Cantare Con Vivo up to $11,000 for music classes for grades 2-5 at Laurel Elementary
    $11Knot to exceed
38. L.-38Pays East Bay Art Therapy up to $14,100 for 24 art therapy groups at Dewey Academy
    $14Knot to exceed
39. L.-39Pays Rob Skate Academy up to $4,500 for skateboard-based communication workshops at Dewey Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
40. L.-40Pays Hope Reimagined up to $50,000 for therapy and case management at Sojourner Truth program
    $50Knot to exceed
41. L.-41Pays Positive Coaching Alliance up to $110,000 to evaluate the elementary sports program
    $110Knot to exceed
42. L.-42Pays Center for the Collaborative Classroom up to $109,000 to coach early literacy tutors
    $109Knot to exceed
43. L.-43Pays KWT Consulting up to $83,952 for leadership coaching at McClymonds High School
    $84Knot to exceed
44. L.-44Pays WildCare up to $173.40 for a science assembly at Garfield Elementary
    $173not to exceed
45. L.-45Pays Children Rising up to $5,000 for literacy tutoring at Brookfield Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
46. L.-46Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $110,000 for wellness leadership support at Bella Vista
    $110Knot to exceed
47. L.-47Pays American Conservatory Theater up to $15,000 for theater classes at Peralta Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
48. L.-48Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $22,000 for media and art programs at Bret Harte
    $22Knot to exceed
49. L.-49Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $22,500 for visual arts classes at Hoover Elementary
    $23Knot to exceed
50. L.-50Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $23,500 for visual arts programs at Allendale Elementary
    $24Knot to exceed
51. L.-51Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $120,000 for a full-time therapist at Rudsdale High
    $120Knot to exceed
52. L.-52Pays Servio Consulting up to $52,500 to maintain the Salesforce student services database
    $53Knot to exceed
53. L.-53Pays Hope Reimagined up to $60,000 for clinical services and staff training at Emerson Elementary
    $60Knot to exceed
54. L.-54Pays Seneca Family of Agencies up to $27,000 for social skills groups at Horace Mann Elementary
    $27Knot to exceed
55. L.-55Pays GER Lab up to $7,000 to train middle school teachers on teaching ratios and percentages
    $7Knot to exceed
56. L.-56Pays Reading Partners up to $15,000 for one-on-one reading help at Laurel Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
57. L.-57Pays Safe Passages up to $15,000 for two social worker interns at Laurel Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
58. L.-58Pays Safe Passages up to $25,000 for English help for newcomer students at Laurel Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
59. L.-59Pays a reading specialist up to $45,000 for first-grade reading help at Laurel Elementary
    $45Knot to exceed
60. L.-60No-cost agreement brings Fred Finch Youth & Family Services therapy to Garfield Elementary
    No cost stated
61. L.-61Accepts free reading tutoring from Reading Partners at Highland Community School
    No cost stated
62. L.-62Adds $16,413.52 to an arts-integration teacher training and classroom support contract
    +$16Knew total $69K
63. L.-63Pays Improve Your Tomorrow up to $48,864 for mentoring young men of color at Madison Park Academy
    $49Knot to exceed
64. L.-64Pays Living Jazz up to $37,620 for after-school music instruction at three schools
    $38Knot to exceed
65. L.-65Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $45,834.80 for youth intern stipends
    $46Knot to exceed
66. L.-66Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $65,000 for a 10-week newcomer youth soccer program
    $65Knot to exceed
67. L.-67Pays a trainer up to $16,000 to teach school threat assessment to about 400 staff and partners
    $16Knot to exceed
68. L.-68Adds $45,000 and extends a contract for after-school arts partnership coordination
    +$45Knew total $110K
69. L.-69Pays Aguacero up to $400 for a Puerto Rican music and dance assembly at Hillcrest Elementary
    $400not to exceed
70. L.-70Pays Mentoring Medicine & Science up to $36,000 for first aid training and sports EMTs
    $36Knot to exceed
71. L.-71Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $45,000 for AmeriCorps English learner support at Rudsdale
    $45Knot to exceed
72. L.-72Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $16,000 for student data tracking at Rudsdale
    $16Knot to exceed
73. L.-73Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $22,500 for student support services at Think College Now
    $23Knot to exceed
74. L.-74Adds $90,000 to Bay Area Community Resources' newcomer student safety program
    +$90Knew total $150K
75. L.-75Pays Lincoln up to $5,000 for a mental health team at Fruitvale Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
76. L.-76Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $100,000 for anti-hate and anti-bias staff programs
    $100Knot to exceed
77. L.-77Adds $88,232 for Museum of Children's Arts after-school visual art at five elementary schools
    +$88Knew total $152K
78. L.-78Pays a contractor up to $2,000 for human trafficking prevention curriculum for newcomer students
    $2Knot to exceed
79. L.-79Accepts a free 13-week theme-park story workshop from Chapter 510 Ink at Hoover Elementary
    No cost stated
80. L.-80Pays American Indian Child Resource Center up to $46,337.42 for after-school and summer programs
    $46Knot to exceed
81. L.-81Pays Oakland Serves up to $7,500 for mentors supporting high school credit recovery
    $8Knot to exceed
82. L.-82Accepts free mental health services from La Cheim School for Garfield Elementary students
    No cost stated
83. L.-83Pays Swanson & Cosgrave up to $22,500 to support college and career pathways at charter schools
    $23Knot to exceed
84. L.-84Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $23,500 for arts programs at West Oakland Middle
    $24Knot to exceed
85. L.-85Pays a contractor up to $15,000 to manage Measure N and H reimbursements for charter schools
    $15Knot to exceed
86. L.-86Pays an evaluator up to $18,000 to study a cross-age mentorship program in two high schools
    $18Knot to exceed
87. L.-87Pays Northeastern University - Mills College up to $22,800 for leadership coaching at La Escuelita
    $23Knot to exceed
88. L.-88Pays Northeastern University - Mills College up to $19,300 to build Linked Learning coaching skills
    $19Knot to exceed
89. L.-89Pays Northeastern University - Mills College up to $13,400 for design team work at Madison Park
    $13Knot to exceed
90. L.-90Pays Street Academy Foundation up to $37,885.71 for pathway courses at Emiliano Zapata Street Academy
    $38Knot to exceed
91. L.-91Adds $19,375 to Melissa Early Education's teacher learning groups at three early education sites
    +$19Knew total $81K
92. L.-92Extends Hope Reimagined's student mental health services at Chabot Elementary to Feb. 2025, no added cost
    No cost stated
93. L.-93Pays Public Profit up to $97,600 to produce a summer learning report and handle student data
    $98Knot to exceed
94. L.-94Takes up to $56,000 from American Institutes for Research for a school working-conditions study
    +$56Kcoming in
95. L.-95Accepts $453,223.94 more in state CalNew funds for newcomer support and extends the grant to 2026
    +$453Kcoming in
96. L.-96Pays Safe Passages up to $1,730 for family workshops and cultural events at Oakland International High
    $2Knot to exceed
97. L.-97Pays Safe Passages up to $30,000 for AmeriCorps members supporting media classes at Oakland International
    $30Knot to exceed
98. L.-98Pays Safe Passages up to $75,923 for mental health services at Oakland International High
    $76Knot to exceed
99. L.-99Changes the rate schedule in The Behavior Center's special education contract, no dollar figure stated
    Cost not stated
100. L.-100Receives up to $90,000 from Alameda County Office of Education for social-emotional learning at focal schools
     +$90Kcoming in
101. L.-101Pays IlluminatED Collective up to $15,000 to redesign high school schedules and a course approval process
     $15Knot to exceed
102. L.-102Approves a no-dollar agreement for school instruction of children treated at Children's Hospital Oakland
     No cost stated
103. L.-103Accepts a $7,500 state grant for the California Prekindergarten and Family Literacy Program
     +$8Kcoming in
104. L.-104Accepts a $26.06M state grant for the California State Preschool Program for 2024-25
     +$26.1Mcoming in
105. L.-105Accepts a $7,500 college and career grant for Skyline High's engineering pathway field trips
     +$8Kcoming in
106. L.-106Accepts a $6,150 college and career grant for Dewey Academy's healthcare pathway
     +$6Kcoming in
107. L.-107Accepts a $7,490 college and career grant for Oakland High's Public Health Academy
     +$7Kcoming in
108. L.-108Accepts $70,000 more from CSU East Bay Foundation for K-16 and dual enrollment work, including McClymonds
     +$70Kcoming in
109. L.-109Approves Oakland Tech's trip for 34 students to Basketball Showdown in Minneapolis at no district cost
     No cost stated
110. L.-110Adds $280,064 to Spanish Speaking Unity Council's mentoring and wellness programs at three schools
     +$280Knew total $430K
111. L.-111Pays a consultant up to $30,000 to visit charter schools and report on their academic programs
     $30Knot to exceed
112. L.-112Moves $86,623.75 at Castlemont High from supplies to a part-time work-based learning liaison
     No cost stated
113. L.-113Moves $10,710 at Sojourner Truth Independent Study from laptops to a computer science curriculum license
     No cost stated
114. L.-114Shifts $5,000 at Skyline High to pay Youth Together for student internship stipends
     No cost stated
115. L.-115Shifts $5,000 at Skyline High's arts academy to pay Youth Together for student internship stipends
     No cost stated
116. L.-116Shifts $1,000 at Skyline High from contracted buses to BART and bus passes for college visits
     No cost stated
117. L.-117Moves $6.88 within the High School Linked Learning Office's Measures N and H budget to cover legal ads
     No cost stated
118. L.-118Approves a $54,938.98 Measures N and H carryover budget for Ralph J. Bunche Academy
     $55K
119. L.-119Approves a $152,011.60 Measures N and H carryover budget for Dewey Academy
     $152K
120. L.-120Approves a $66,825.78 Measures N and H carryover budget for Oakland Emiliano Zapata Street Academy
     $67K
121. L.-121Approves $82,081.47 Measure N and H carryover budget for Rudsdale schools
     $82K
122. L.-122Approves $267,482.42 Measure N and H carryover budget for Madison Park Academy
     $267K
123. L.-123Approves $179,904.23 Measure N and H carryover budget for Coliseum College Prep
     $180K
124. L.-124Approves $229,838.64 Measure N and H carryover budget for Oakland High
     $230K
125. L.-125Approves $178,748.49 Measure N and H carryover budget for Life Academy
     $179K
126. L.-126Approves $339,442.51 Measure N and H carryover budget for Leadership Public Schools Oakland R&D
     $339K
127. L.-127Approves 2023-24 Measure G1 carryover funding requests for named schools
     No cost stated
128. M.-1Hires Cahill Contractors for up to $100,000 of preconstruction work at Melrose Leadership Academy
     $100Knot to exceed
129. M.-2Pays Consolidated Engineering Laboratories up to $35,865.50 for Garfield Elementary inspections
     $36Knot to exceed
130. M.-3Hires Michael Baker International for up to $102,641 of environmental review at Maxwell Park
     $103Knot to exceed
131. M.-4Adds $169,478 and 184 days to Mar Con Builders' Kaiser Child Development Center project
     +$169Knew total $7.12M
132. M.-5Adds $4.06M to keep Cumming Management Group's construction management through 2024-25
     +$4.06Mnew total $10.1M

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