Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $2.67M a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is T-Mobile USA, Inc. at up to $2.67M a year. Show yearly caps

1. L.-1Awards Star Elevator up to $824,380 for wheelchair lift repairs and maintenance at various sites
   $824Knot to exceed
2. L.-2Pays ER Plumbing up to $127,665 to replace lead pipes and fix the kitchen at Allendale Elementary
   $128Knot to exceed
3. L.-3Awards Redgwick Construction $1,347,100 to rebuild play areas and garden at Madison Primary School
   $1.35M
4. L.-4Leases a Sonic fiber-optic link for up to $6,000 through 2030, if E-Rate funding is awarded
   $6Knot to exceed
5. L.-5Adds $163,200 and two years to Sonic's internet services contract, raising it to $408,000
   +$163Knew total $408K
6. L.-6Adds $2,993,148 and extends Sonic's district-wide network contract through June 2027
   +$2.99Mnot to exceed
7. L.-7Buys T-Mobile phone lines and hotspots through a state purchasing contract, up to $2,671,704 a year
   $2.67M/yryearly cap
8. L.-8Pays Hope Reimagined up to $12,000 for clinical supervision and staff training at Hillcrest Elementary
   $12Knot to exceed
9. L.-9Ratifies up to $114,000 for Brigaid to develop recipes and support scratch cooking in Nutrition Services
   $114Knot to exceed
10. L.-10Ratifies up to $15,000 for a consultant to prepare Nutrition Services for its spring administrative review
    $15Knot to exceed
11. L.-11Declares district vehicles surplus and authorizes their disposal (Resolution 2425-0134)
    No cost stated
12. L.-12Sets up a teacher-intern partnership with Academy of Art University through 2030 at no cost
    No cost stated
13. L.-13Sets up a fieldwork partnership with the University of St. Augustine through 2029 at no cost
    No cost stated
14. L.-14Accepts up to $508,305 from the state food and agriculture department for school food and garden programs
    +$508Kcoming in
15. L.-15Ratifies up to $20,000 for Curacubby's Attendly software for Saturday YES Sports events
    $20Knot to exceed
16. L.-16Pays HTF Staffing up to $114,500 for special education teachers to cover leaves and vacancies
    $115Knot to exceed
17. L.-17Ratifies a no-cost UC Master Gardener partnership to support school gardens through June 2027
    No cost stated
18. L.-18Ratifies up to $45,000 for KH Design to engage students and community in making three school murals
    $45Knot to exceed
19. L.-19Ratifies up to $32,000 for arts-based youth development support for the Arts Enrichment Initiative
    $32Knot to exceed
20. L.-20Pays Servio Consulting up to $65,625 to move after-school planning and budgeting into Salesforce
    $66Knot to exceed
21. L.-21Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $5,000 for leadership coaching for Allendale Elementary's principal
    $5Knot to exceed
22. L.-22Ratifies up to $11,050 for Kendall Hunt's two-day math curriculum training
    $11Knot to exceed
23. L.-23Ratifies up to $15,000 for coaching and planning support for high school math teachers
    $15Knot to exceed
24. L.-24Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $8,538.75 for lunchtime supervision at Hillcrest Elementary
    $9Knot to exceed
25. L.-25Ratifies up to $5,000 for Lend A Hand Foundation to supply the McKinney-Vento Program
    $5Knot to exceed
26. L.-26Pays Elevate Oakland up to $1,000 for a disability-awareness puppet show at Montclair Elementary
    $1Knot to exceed
27. L.-27Ratifies up to $10,500 for help aligning charter high school pathways to Linked Learning standards
    $11Knot to exceed
28. L.-28Ratifies a free Oakland Symphony instrument-lesson program at United for Success Academy
    No cost stated
29. L.-29Adds $6,000 to an English-language lessons contract at Elmhurst United, raising it to $12,000
    +$6Knew total $12K
30. L.-30Accepts $7,500 from the Bay Area K-16 Collaborative for career-pathway field trips at Castlemont High
    +$8Kcoming in
31. L.-31Accepts a $7,500 grant from the Bay Area K-16 Collaborative for college field trips at McClymonds High
    +$8Kcoming in
32. L.-32Expands a no-cost data-sharing agreement so Oakland Promise receives student-level economic disadvantage data
    No cost stated
33. L.-33Approves the 2025-26 funding application for the district's state-funded child care program
    Funding inamount not stated
34. L.-34Ratifies up to $5,000 for Civic Productions to support Oakland High's Autumn Lights Festival and student art
    $5Knot to exceed
35. L.-35Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $13,860 for learning circles and check-ins for Oakland High newcomers
    $14Knot to exceed
36. L.-36Approves Skyline High trip for three 12th graders and one adult to visit Black colleges in Atlanta
    Cost not stated
37. L.-37Approves Fremont High trip for 21 students and four adults to visit Washington, DC
    Cost not stated
38. L.-38Approves Castlemont High Pacific Bridge Club trip to Jakarta, Indonesia for 16 students and four adults
    No cost stated
39. L.-39Ratifies reappointment of four members to the Measure G parcel tax oversight committee
    No cost stated
40. M.-1Pays King Construction Inspection $8,740 for inspection at the Melrose Leadership Academy schoolyard project
    $9K
41. M.-2Adds $8,320 and 90 days for Data Media Services' Claremont Middle School camera server upgrade
    +$8Knew total $137K
42. M.-3Adds $8,800 for Dialog Design structural engineering support at Melrose Leadership Academy
    $9K
43. M.-4Ratifies $10,851 for North American Fence & Railing to replace the Manzanita Child Development Center gate
    $11K
44. M.-5Adds $88,442 to Jensen Hughes' fire alarm consulting contract for two Oakland school projects
    +$88Knew total $437K
45. M.-6Awards Data Sync Communications $85,500 to install security cameras at Hillcrest K-8 School
    $86K
46. M.-7Pays ACC Environmental up to $12,947 for a hazardous material survey at Emerson Elementary
    $13Knot to exceed
47. M.-8Buys up to $433,316 of network equipment and services from CDW-G through another agency's contract
    $433Knot to exceed
48. M.-9Buys up to $3.92M of equipment, licensing and support from CDW-G through another agency's contract
    $3.92Mnot to exceed
49. M.-10Buys up to $2.83M of network equipment and services from CDW-G through another agency's contract
    $2.83Mnot to exceed

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