1. L.-1Pays Native Soil $220,000 for irrigation and landscaping at Jefferson Child Development Center
   $220K
2. L.-2Ratifies up to $4,792.24 for Manhattan Telecommunications to provide elevator phone service through 2028
   $5Knot to exceed
3. L.-3Adds $320,337.28 to the Highland Child Development Center roof replacement with RK Roofing
   +$320Knew total $617K
4. L.-4Adds $48,349.22 to the Jefferson Child Development Center site project with Tulum Innovative Engineering
   +$48Knew total $360K
5. L.-5Pays Central California Advisors up to $132,000 to advise Nutrition Services on kitchen modernization
   $132Knot to exceed
6. L.-6Adds $54,137.71 to the Lockwood STEAM Academy public address system project, extending it to Sept. 16
   +$54Knew total $426K
7. L.-7Ratifies up to $52,000 for a consultant to strengthen Nutrition Services budget tracking and audit readiness
   $52Knot to exceed
8. L.-8Ratifies up to $35,000 for RDV Consulting to file the district's federal E-Rate technology funding forms
   $35Knot to exceed
9. L.-9Ratifies $21,650 for Emergency Rooter to replace pipes and add water filters in the lead abatement project
   $22K
10. L.-10Pays Amergis Healthcare Staffing up to $335,000 for lead testing oversight and other district support
    $335Knot to exceed
11. L.-11Ratifies up to $55,250 for Eat Better by Design to improve student meal accommodations
    $55Knot to exceed
12. L.-12Pays Solutions for You up to $132,000 to redesign Nutrition Services purchasing
    $132Knot to exceed
13. L.-13Ratifies up to $25,000 for Norman Peterson & Associate to run a return-to-work program for injured staff
    $25Knot to exceed
14. L.-14Ratifies up to $99,000 for Creative Supports to supply ergonomic equipment for district workspaces
    $99Knot to exceed
15. L.-15Ratifies up to $99,000 for Luna Bell Industries to do environmental testing and cleanup at school sites
    $99Knot to exceed
16. L.-16Ratifies up to $99,000 for Professional Services Industries to test school sites for environmental hazards
    $99Knot to exceed
17. L.-17Ratifies up to $99,000 for SCA Environmental to do environmental testing and cleanup at school sites
    $99Knot to exceed
18. L.-18Ratifies up to $99,000 for Aurora Environmental Services to lab-test building material samples
    $99Knot to exceed
19. L.-19Ratifies up to $12,000 for Shred Works to destroy district documents on a regular schedule
    $12Knot to exceed
20. L.-20Ratifies up to $99,000 for Environmental United to do environmental testing and cleanup at school sites
    $99Knot to exceed
21. L.-21Pays a school psychology intern up to $30,000 at Think College Now and Oakland High
    $30Knot to exceed
22. L.-22Pays a school psychology intern up to $30,000 at Greenleaf Elementary and Fremont High
    $30Knot to exceed
23. L.-23Receives $225,000 more from the City of Oakland for newcomer youth wellness, raising the grant to $900,000
    +$225Kcoming in
24. L.-24Pays Newsela up to $118,037 for reading and ethnic studies content, plus a student data-sharing agreement
    $118Knot to exceed
25. L.-25Ratifies up to $28,800 for Banteay Srei to run an after-school program for 40 girls at two high schools
    $29Knot to exceed
26. L.-26Pays Public Profit up to $105,000 to evaluate the district's 84 expanded learning programs
    $105Knot to exceed
27. L.-27Pays Public Profit up to $56,000 to survey school and community leaders on expanded learning programs
    $56Knot to exceed
28. L.-28Ratifies up to $55,500 for Oakland Public Education Fund to pay stipends for school garden programs
    $56Knot to exceed
29. L.-29Ratifies up to $75,000 for a consultant to evaluate and improve the district's 84 expanded learning programs
    $75Knot to exceed
30. L.-30Ratifies up to $66,682 for Elevate Oakland to run after-school music at Castlemont and Elmhurst United
    $67Knot to exceed
31. L.-31Pays Girls Inc up to $64,800 for an after-school program for 60 girls at three sites
    $65Knot to exceed
32. L.-32Pays Living Jazz up to $40,150 for after-school jazz classes at four schools
    $40Knot to exceed
33. L.-33Pays HERO up to $90,000 for two recess coaches at Laurel Elementary
    $90Knot to exceed
34. L.-34Pays HERO up to $45,000 to help Emerson Elementary design a structured recess program
    $45Knot to exceed
35. L.-35Pays Tandem up to $114,000 to keep its Story Cycles program in 134 preschool classrooms
    $114Knot to exceed
36. L.-36Pays a contractor up to $60,000 to support the Saturday YES! Sports program and its attendance check-in system
    $60Knot to exceed
37. L.-37Pays Rito Global LLC up to $70,000 to coordinate a Saturday skateboarding series
    $70Knot to exceed
38. L.-38Pays Sown to Grow up to $5,500 to train case managers who support students experiencing homelessness
    $6Knot to exceed
39. L.-39Pays East Bay Art Therapy up to $46,283 for after-school art therapy groups at three schools
    $46Knot to exceed
40. L.-40Pays Lend A Hand Foundation up to $10,000 for basic supplies for students experiencing homelessness
    $10Knot to exceed
41. L.-41Pays a trainer up to $12,000 for three school threat assessment trainings for about 400 staff
    $12Knot to exceed
42. L.-42Accepts $13,268 from the state for Castlemont High School's Sustainable Urban Design Academy
    +$13Kcoming in
43. L.-43Pays Bay Area Urban Debate Commission up to $37,048 for debate programs at four schools
    $37Knot to exceed
44. L.-44Accepts $5,273 from the state for Oakland High's Public Health and Policy Academy
    +$5Kcoming in
45. L.-45Accepts $5,273 from the state for Oakland International's Multimedia Communications Academy
    +$5Kcoming in
46. L.-46Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $132,000 for mental health support at Rudsdale
    $132Knot to exceed
47. L.-47Accepts $5,273 from the state for Oakland Tech's Fashion Academy
    +$5Kcoming in
48. L.-48Accepts $13,268 from the state for Skyline High School's Renewable Energy Academy
    +$13Kcoming in
49. L.-49Pays OneGoal $35,000 for its college-prep program and sets rules for sharing student data
    $35K
50. L.-50Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $22,500 for an AmeriCorps member at Rudsdale
    $23Knot to exceed
51. L.-51Pays Carter-Kelly Consulting/Lifepoint up to $7,500 for parent coaching at Oakland Tech
    $8Knot to exceed
52. L.-52Pays East Bay Art Therapy up to $16,000 for 39 art therapy groups at Dewey Academy
    $16Knot to exceed
53. L.-53Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $60,000 for staff wellness workshops at Frick
    $60Knot to exceed
54. L.-54Pays Exzachly Ventures up to $125,000 for early childhood facilities and quality-rating work
    $125Knot to exceed
55. L.-55Pays HERO up to $45,000 for a structured recess program at Think College Now
    $45Knot to exceed
56. L.-56Pays Children Rising up to $5,000 for one-on-one math tutoring at Sankofa United Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
57. L.-57Pays Center for the Collaborative Classroom up to $56,000 to train early childhood teachers
    $56Knot to exceed
58. L.-58Pays HERO up to $45,000 for a structured recess program at Horace Mann Elementary
    $45Knot to exceed
59. L.-59Pays Mobility Blueprint up to $70,000 to map households of possible new students
    $70Knot to exceed
60. L.-60Pays an arts integration consultant up to $69,300.07 for teacher residencies at Elmhurst United Middle
    $69Knot to exceed
61. L.-61Ratifies up to $25,000 for East Bay Agency for Children wellness support for Reach Academy staff
    $25Knot to exceed
62. L.-62Approves up to $250,000 for Rob Skate Academy's Saturday and after-school skating programs
    $250Knot to exceed
63. L.-63Adds $205,000 to Lozano Smith's 2024-25 legal services contract, raising the cap to $705,000
    +$205Knew total $705K
64. L.-64Adopts addendums to the district's Uniform Complaint Procedures policy, regulation and form
    No cost stated
65. L.-65Sets the Career Technical Education Advisory Committee at 13 members and names them
    No cost stated
66. L.-66Ratifies up to $50,000 for School Services of California to lobby for OUSD in Sacramento
    $50Knot to exceed
67. M.-1Adds $62,040 to Jensen Hughes' engineering contract for McClymonds High School alarm work
    +$62Knew total $758K
68. M.-2Ratifies $22,500 for 99 North Construction & Plumbing to replace about 40 school drinking fountains
    $23K
69. M.-3Extends Global Modular's Fremont High School modernization contract to June 30, 2026, no added cost
    No cost stated
70. M.-4Pays Anthonio up to $7,640 for inspection services at Kaiser Child Development Center project
    $8Knot to exceed
71. M.-5Cuts PG&E's East Oakland Pride EV charger contract from $98,304 to $0; PG&E covers costs
    −$98Knew total $0
72. M.-6Buys $3,123.36 of Ethernet cable from DecoTech Systems for the CalShape Ventilation Project
    $3K
73. M.-7Pays North American Technical Services up to $19,800 to inspect Fremont High School classrooms
    $20Knot to exceed
74. M.-8Ratifies up to $19,089.19 for DecoTech Systems to add cameras at La Escuelita Elementary
    $19Knot to exceed
75. M.-9Ratifies up to $101,025 for Mar Con Builders to secure the Ethel Moore Building site
    $101Knot to exceed
76. M.-10Ratifies up to $24,790 for Salas O’Brien to study the Ethel Moore Building's structure
    $25Knot to exceed

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