1. O.-1Buys $1.51M of cybersecurity services from CDW Government through 2028 via another agency's bid
   $1.51Mnot to exceed
2. O.-2Hires NG Builder Company for $397,666 to upgrade the Emerson Elementary play area and garden
   $398K
3. O.-3Ratifies $19,316 for Langan CA to handle asbestos dust control at Joaquin Miller Elementary
   $19Knot to exceed
4. O.-4Pays Tulum Innovative Engineering $58,003.74 for a new Jefferson Child Development Center play structure
   $58K
5. O.-5Adds $30,256.01 to Redgwick's Madison Primary paving contract for unforeseen ground conditions
   +$30Knew total $1.38M
6. O.-6Pays Medical Business Professional Services Group up to $99,000 for defibrillator checks and medical oversight
   $99Knot to exceed
7. O.-7Ratifies up to $9,000 for a consultant's courses to help teachers pass a credential performance assessment
   $9Knot to exceed
8. O.-8Approves Personnel Report No. 2526-0002 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
   No cost stated
9. O.-9Creates two central kitchen job descriptions and revises a third
   No cost stated
10. O.-10Ratifies up to $82,418.75 for Frontline Education's new platform for tracking 504 plans
    $82Knot to exceed
11. O.-11Ratifies up to $40,000 for Marker Learning's AI report-writing software for school psychologists
    $40Knot to exceed
12. O.-12Ratifies a no-cost NCCER partnership giving 15 students construction training and job placement help
    No cost stated
13. O.-13Ratifies up to $45,000 for Cascade Training Center to run up to 40 CPR training sessions
    $45Knot to exceed
14. O.-14Ratifies a no-cost Peer Forward training and data-sharing deal for four high schools
    No cost stated
15. O.-15Accepts a $90,000 CalKids grant from Oakland Promise for outreach at five district sites
    +$90Kcoming in
16. O.-16Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $22,500 for an AmeriCorps member to help students in unstable housing
    $23Knot to exceed
17. O.-17Pays HERO up to $59,400 for recess games and a student leadership program at Hoover Elementary
    $59Knot to exceed
18. O.-18Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $22,500 for student support services at Think College Now
    $23Knot to exceed
19. O.-19Ratifies up to $71,940 for Yeah, Art! after-school music production at four schools
    $72Knot to exceed
20. O.-20Ratifies up to $30,000 for Village Public Health safety training and Saturday program support
    $30Knot to exceed
21. O.-21Ratifies up to $40,000 for Village Public Health after-school and summer safety training
    $40Knot to exceed
22. O.-22Ratifies up to $68,791 for Dimensions Dance Theatre dance classes at three schools
    $69Knot to exceed
23. O.-23Ratifies up to $90,000 for YouthBeat after-school video and photo arts at four high schools
    $90Knot to exceed
24. O.-24Ratifies up to $38,000 for YouthBeat after-school multimedia at three schools
    $38Knot to exceed
25. O.-25Pays 2COACHU up to $150,000 for NBA Math Hoops Saturday and after-school sports programs
    $150Knot to exceed
26. O.-26Ratifies up to $50,000 for SEAL dual-language training for 15 participants
    $50Knot to exceed
27. O.-27Ratifies up to $49,500 for Sonja Biggs Education Services to provide a vision specialist teacher
    $50Knot to exceed
28. O.-28Ratifies up to $30,000 for Elevate Oakland's East Oakland vocal music project
    $30Knot to exceed
29. O.-29Ratifies up to $21,000 for Elevate Oakland to run a choir program at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $21Knot to exceed
30. O.-30Ratifies up to $22,575 for Seneca Family of Agencies therapy at Bridges Academy @ Melrose
    $23Knot to exceed
31. O.-31Pays an Oakland contractor up to $7,260 for English classes for families at Elmhurst United Middle School
    $7Knot to exceed
32. O.-32Pays Medical Billing Technologies up to $200,000 to bill Medi-Cal for student health services
    $200Knot to exceed
33. O.-33Pays up to $800 to support the Bay Area Collaborative of special education agencies
    $800not to exceed
34. O.-34Pays a school psychology intern up to $30,000 for special education assessments and counseling
    $30Knot to exceed
35. O.-35Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $258,079.76 to hire tobacco-prevention coaches for students
    $258Knot to exceed
36. O.-36Pays a consultant up to $46,400 to lead a year-long racial healing program for school staff
    $46Knot to exceed
37. O.-37Pays The IKUNA Group up to $86,400 for after-school social-emotional programs at six schools
    $86Knot to exceed
38. O.-38Pays The IKUNA Group up to $10,000 for weekly mentoring and reading support at Reach Academy
    $10Knot to exceed
39. O.-39Accepts free vision screening and glasses help from Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation at Franklin Elementary
    No cost stated
40. O.-40Pays Playworks up to $65,000 for a full-time recess and game coach at Bridges Academy @Melrose
    $65Knot to exceed
41. O.-41Pays Prescott Circus Theatre up to $6,270 for after-school circus arts at Piedmont Avenue Elementary
    $6Knot to exceed
42. O.-42Pays Kids Cooking for Life up to $10,000 for cooking lessons at Franklin Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
43. O.-43Pays Kristi Yamaguchi's Always Dream up to $3,000 for kindergarten tablets and reading software
    $3Knot to exceed
44. O.-44Accepts free Haitian dance and music classes from Destiny Arts Center at Horace Mann Elementary
    No cost stated
45. O.-45Pays GSix Consulting up to $45,500 to run YES! Sports programming and report on results
    $46Knot to exceed
46. O.-46Pays Playworks up to $65,000 for a fitness and recess coach at Acorn Woodland Elementary
    $65Knot to exceed
47. O.-47Pays a consultant up to $42,100 for trauma-response training for early childhood educators
    $42Knot to exceed
48. O.-48Pays Children Rising up to $10,000 for reading and math tutoring at MLK/Lafayette Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
49. O.-49Pays Learning Circle up to $48,000 for early childhood staff coaching and family workshops
    $48Knot to exceed
50. O.-50Pays a contractor up to $37,000 to lead lunchtime games and activities at Elmhurst United Middle School
    $37Knot to exceed
51. O.-51Pays Reading Partners up to $12,500 for volunteer reading help at Lockwood STEAM Academy
    $13Knot to exceed
52. O.-52Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $61,000 for student leadership and anti-bullying work at Lockwood
    $61Knot to exceed
53. O.-53Accepts $9,426,393 in state special education grant money from the California Department of Education
    +$9.43Mcoming in
54. O.-54Pays Thena Gee Consulting up to $45,000 for mindfulness training for early childhood educators
    $45Knot to exceed
55. O.-55Accepts $239,816 in federal preschool special education grant money from the state
    +$240Kcoming in
56. O.-56Accepts $2.85M from the Salesforce Foundation, through Oakland Public Education Fund, for middle schools
    +$2.85Mcoming in
57. O.-57Approves a data-sharing agreement with the University of California's Destination College Advising Corps
    No cost stated
58. O.-58Accepts free college and financial-aid advising from East Bay Solano County Consortium, plus data sharing
    No cost stated
59. O.-59Pays Edmentum up to $78,624.75 for Apex Learning online courses and support for high schools
    $79Knot to exceed
60. O.-60Accepts free volunteers and mentors for classrooms from Oakland Serves
    No cost stated
61. O.-61Ratifies up to $50,000 for Planting Justice to teach nutrition at Dewey Academy
    $50Knot to exceed
62. O.-62Approves a no-cost data-sharing agreement with UC for a college-eligibility evaluation
    No cost stated
63. O.-63Pays a consultant up to $114,800 to train special education teachers in literacy
    $115Knot to exceed
64. O.-64Approves no-cost college-prep help from USF's Upward Bound for three high schools
    No cost stated
65. O.-65Ratifies up to $35,000 for East Bay Consortium to give seniors college advising at Rudsdale
    $35Knot to exceed
66. O.-66Approves up to $10,000 for Bay Area Community Resources to add student support hours at Rudsdale
    $10Knot to exceed
67. O.-67Ratifies up to $54,000 for Carter-Kelly Consulting to support families at Oakland Tech
    $54Knot to exceed
68. O.-68Approves up to $250,000 for America SCORES to run after-school and Saturday sports
    $250Knot to exceed
69. O.-69Approves up to $200,000 for ANTS After School to run youth sports after school and Saturdays
    $200Knot to exceed
70. O.-70Adds $301,571.51 and time to Peralta's Gateway to College program at Laney College
    +$302Knew total $1.14M
71. O.-71Ratifies up to $25,840 for a health careers program at Dewey Academy
    $26Knot to exceed
72. O.-72Accepts a $1.48M state Career Technical Education Incentive Grant
    +$1.48Mcoming in
73. O.-73Adopts a resolution on the National External Diploma Program for adults, 2025-26
    No cost stated
74. O.-74Ratifies up to $10,000 for Excel Consulting to coach the principal at MLK/Lafayette Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
75. O.-75Ratifies up to $5,000 for ANTS After School to teach soccer at Franklin Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
76. O.-76Ratifies up to $25,000 for Ball for Life to run PE and social-emotional learning at Reach Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
77. O.-77Ratifies up to $30,000 for a contractor to hand ParentSquare management to schools
    $30Knot to exceed
78. O1.-1Ratifies up to $50,000 for Soccer Without Borders to run soccer and support at Rudsdale
    $50Knot to exceed
79. P.-1Approves $9,350 for KDI Group to inspect construction at Claremont Middle School
    $9K
80. P.-2Approves $13,103.75 for A Good Sign & Graphics to update lettering at the Foster Leadership Center
    $13K
81. P.-3Adds $9,131 for Terraphase soil sampling at Garfield Elementary and extends its term
    +$9Knew total $20K
82. P.-4Ratifies up to $5,139 for Rincon to advise on lead samples at two school sites
    $5Knot to exceed

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