Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $190K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Softchoice, Inc. at up to $190K a year. Show yearly caps

1. O.-1Renews district-wide Microsoft licenses through Softchoice for up to $190,447.29 a year
   $190K/yryearly cap
2. O.-2Adds $371,405 in design work for the Calvin Simmons Middle School turf field with Verde Design
   +$371Knew total $1.03M
3. O.-3Pays D-Line Constructors up to $59,960 to seal coat Montera Middle School's lower yard
   $60Knot to exceed
4. O.-4Pays CALINC Training up to $30,000 for state-required storm-water pollution inspections
   $30Knot to exceed
5. O.-5Extends Teach for America's teacher recruiting and coaching agreement to 2029 at no added cost
   No cost stated
6. O.-6Pays Ocelotl up to $40,000 to pilot a student peer-leader apprenticeship program
   $40Knot to exceed
7. O.-7Approves a no-cost teacher-intern and fieldwork partnership with Pepperdine University through 2030
   No cost stated
8. O.-8Approves a no-cost intern and fieldwork partnership with University of San Francisco through 2030
   No cost stated
9. O.-9Approves a no-cost intern and fieldwork partnership with Pacific Oaks College through 2030
   No cost stated
10. O.-10Approves a no-cost fieldwork partnership with Samuel Merritt University through 2030
    No cost stated
11. O.-11Approves Personnel Report No. 2526-0004 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    Cost not stated
12. O.-12Pays UCSF up to $75,000 for training and case consultation for district school nurses
    $75Knot to exceed
13. O.-13Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $140,800 for stipends to graduate student school counselors
    $141Knot to exceed
14. O.-14Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $93,000 to place three climate-focused service fellows
    $93Knot to exceed
15. O.-15Accepts free family cooking classes from 18 Reasons at the Central Kitchen
    No cost stated
16. O.-16Pays American Association of Yemeni Students and Professionals up to $64,800 for literacy tutoring
    $65Knot to exceed
17. O.-17Pays Black Cultural Zone up to $36,364 for after-school podcasting classes at two schools
    $36Knot to exceed
18. O.-18Pays Black Cultural Zone up to $32,245 for after-school hip-hop visual arts classes
    $32Knot to exceed
19. O.-19Pays Black Cultural Zone up to $28,450 for 26 music workshops for TK and kindergarten students
    $28Knot to exceed
20. O.-20Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $15,000 for student health council stipends
    $15Knot to exceed
21. O.-21Accepts a free climate justice youth leadership program from Frontline Catalysts
    No cost stated
22. O.-22Pays Spanish Speaking Unity Council up to $209,000 for Latino student mentoring and academic support
    $209Knot to exceed
23. O.-23Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $5,000 for Haitian dance and drumming at Prescott Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
24. O.-24Pays Children Rising up to $5,000 for literacy tutoring at Prescott Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
25. O.-25Pays EL Education up to $43,400 for staff coaching at Melrose Leadership Academy
    $43Knot to exceed
26. O.-26Accepts free weekly music classes from Cantare Con Vivo at Cleveland Elementary
    No cost stated
27. O.-27Accepts free school-based mental health services from Fred Finch at Garfield Elementary
    No cost stated
28. O.-28Pays Hope Reimagined up to $25,000 for clinical supervision and staff training at Hillcrest
    $25Knot to exceed
29. O.-29Pays Destiny Arts Center up to $5,000 for dance and martial arts at Manzanita Community Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
30. O.-30Pays Heart in Balance up to $3,000 for student therapy sessions at Peralta Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
31. O.-31Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $25,000 for attendance support at MLK/Lafayette Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
32. O.-32Pays Ball for Life Oakland up to $50,000 for a sports and health class at La Escuelita Elementary
    $50Knot to exceed
33. O.-33Approves after the fact up to $1,600 to Califitness for gym equipment repair at Dewey Academy
    $2Knot to exceed
34. O.-34Approves after the fact up to $8,000 for Growing Together-Bay Area garden lessons at Bunche Academy
    $8Knot to exceed
35. O.-35Approves after the fact up to $32,000 for weekly food bank distribution at Rudsdale High
    $32Knot to exceed
36. O.-36Pays Imagine Learning up to $48,250 for online reading and math intervention at high schools
    $48Knot to exceed
37. O.-37Accepts a $10,000 state grant for a legal practices career academy at Oakland Technical High
    +$10Kcoming in
38. O.-38Accepts a $520,864 state career technical education grant for high school students
    +$521Kcoming in
39. O.-39Approves after the fact a no-cost Common Vision agreement for gardening and field trips at Prescott Elementary
    No cost stated
40. O.-40Approves after the fact up to $10,000 for Junior Center art and coding classes at Franklin Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
41. O.-41Pays Elevate Oakland up to $12,000 to grow the instrumental music program at Elmhurst United Middle
    $12Knot to exceed
42. O.-42Approves after the fact up to $41,600 for Chapter 510 Ink writing and publishing at Westlake Middle
    $42Knot to exceed
43. O.-43Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $13,500 for recess mentoring at Franklin Elementary
    $14Knot to exceed
44. O.-44Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $5,000 for after-school reading help at Franklin Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
45. O.-45Approves after the fact up to $35,000 for an after-school cooking program at Oakland International High
    $35Knot to exceed
46. O.-46Approves after the fact up to $8,000 for Oakland Serves in-school mentoring for at-risk high schoolers
    $8Knot to exceed
47. O.-47Approves after the fact up to $20,064.45 for Think Communication Therapy language development help
    $20Knot to exceed
48. O.-48Approves after the fact up to $5,000 for an artist to paint a student-designed mural at Laurel Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
49. O.-49Pays Hope Reimagined up to $104,000 for clinical supervision and staff training at International Community
    $104Knot to exceed
50. O.-50Approves after the fact up to $10,000 to update student address and map data in the Geoqueue system
    $10Knot to exceed
51. O.-51Approves after the fact up to $9,000 for Kingmakers of Oakland classes at West Oakland Middle
    $9Knot to exceed
52. O.-52Approves after the fact up to $18,325 for Lessoncast teacher training on Universal Design for Learning
    $18Knot to exceed
53. O.-53Approves after the fact up to $30,564 for Cantare Con Vivo music instruction at Lincoln Elementary
    $31Knot to exceed
54. O.-54Approves after the fact up to $1,000 for The Teaching Well educator wellness project at Garfield Elementary
    $1Knot to exceed
55. O.-55Approves after the fact up to $45,700 for the Epicenter charter oversight software platform
    $46Knot to exceed
56. O.-56Adopts an amendment to Board Policy 0410 on nondiscrimination in district programs and activities
    No cost stated
57. O.-57Adopts an amendment to Board Policy 1330 on use of school district facilities
    No cost stated
58. O.-58Denies Yu Ming Charter School's Proposition 2 facilities application for the Tilden site
    No cost stated
59. O.-59Denies East Bay Innovation Academy's Proposition 2 facilities application for 3400 Malcolm Avenue
    No cost stated
60. O.-60Approves an amended $209,100 Measures N and H improvement plan for Life Academy
    $209Knot to exceed
61. O.-61Approves Oakland School for the Arts' amended 2025-26 plan, up to $322,703.91 in Measures N and H funds
    $323Knot to exceed
62. O.-62Approves Measure G1 carryover allocations for named schools and teacher salaries from the 2024-25 school year
    Cost not stated
63. O1.-1Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $277,000 for newcomer student soccer, tutoring and mentoring
    $277Knot to exceed
64. P.-1Pays Atlas Technical Consultants up to $6,842.50 for geotechnical work at Fremont High modernization
    $7Knot to exceed
65. P.-2Pays DecoTech Systems up to $44,925.51 to install fiber optic network cabling at two schools
    $45Knot to exceed

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