Not counted in the totals above. $9.19M in grants applied for (1 item)

1. O.-1Adds $23,387.50 for King Construction Inspection's inspector services at Calvin Simmons turf field
   +$23Knew total $23K
2. O.-2Approves Personnel Report No. 2526-0007 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
   No cost stated
3. O.-3Sets up a no-cost teacher and counselor intern partnership with CSU Monterey Bay through 2030
   No cost stated
4. O.-4Sets up a no-cost teacher and counselor intern partnership with the University of La Verne to 2030
   No cost stated
5. O.-5Ratifies up to $100,000 for CloudBase to build a summer program staff payroll database
   $100Knot to exceed
6. O.-6Applies for $9.19M in state after-school funding for 55 elementary and middle schools in 2026-27
   +$9.19Mcoming in
7. O.-7Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $100,000 for family and attendance work at Garfield
   $100Knot to exceed
8. O.-8Ratifies up to $10,000 for Families In Action's family leadership institute at Allendale
   $10Knot to exceed
9. O.-9Ratifies up to $8,000 for Urban Leader Coaching to train Allendale's special education team
   $8Knot to exceed
10. O.-10Adds $7,260 so a contractor can teach more days and classes at Elmhurst United Middle School
    +$7Knew total $15K
11. O.-11Ratifies up to $10,600 for Northeastern University to build teacher leadership at Garfield
    $11Knot to exceed
12. O.-12Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $11,770 for after school arts classes at Castlemont High
    $12Knot to exceed
13. O.-13Ratifies up to $60,000 for Attendly's digital attendance pilot for YES! Sports and after-school programs
    $60Knot to exceed
14. O.-14Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $103,000 for community artists in Oakland Fine Arts Summer School
    $103Knot to exceed
15. O.-15Pays InPlay Learning Network up to $90,000 for a summer program registration system
    $90Knot to exceed
16. O.-16Pays Ball for Life Oakland up to $35,000 for recess coaching at Sequoia Elementary
    $35Knot to exceed
17. O.-17Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $39,331.14 to process artist, youth and parent stipends
    $39Knot to exceed
18. O.-18Ratifies up to $10,500 for a contractor's Parent Square support for early childhood education
    $11Knot to exceed
19. O.-19Ratifies up to $18,000 for CORE to coach Allendale teachers on reading instruction
    $18Knot to exceed
20. O.-20Adds $6,085 so a contractor can supervise two more mental health interns at another school
    +$6Knew total $65K
21. O.-21Ratifies up to $4,000 for Sparks Decks to train summer and expanded learning staff
    $4Knot to exceed
22. O.-22Approves a Fremont High School trip to Maryland and Washington DC for 20 students
    No cost stated
23. O.-23Accepts $400,000 from UC San Diego to support refugee students and families in OUSD schools
    +$400Kcoming in
24. O.-24Approves up to $174,975 in an agreement with First 5 Alameda County on the Early Development Instrument
    +$175Kcoming in
25. O.-25Accepts a $50,000 New Teacher Center grant for stipends for up to 30 teachers
    +$50Kcoming in
26. O.-26Extends IUPAT's no-cost construction pre-apprenticeship training agreement to 2029
    No cost stated
27. O.-27Accepts a $25,000 state grant for Skyline High School's Arts and Production Academy
    +$25Kcoming in
28. O.-28Accepts a $25,000 state grant for Fremont High School's Media Academy
    +$25Kcoming in
29. O.-29Pays Peralta Community College District up to $354,673.80 as a Golden State Pathways partner
    $355Knot to exceed
30. O.-30Ratifies up to $11,880 for Bay Area Video Coalition's after school arts and tech classes
    $12Knot to exceed
31. O.-31Guarantees CSU admission for eligible OUSD graduates, at no cost, through June 2030
    No cost stated
32. O.-32Sets up college courses for eligible OUSD high schoolers with CSU East Bay, at no cost
    No cost stated
33. O.-33Pays UC Regents up to $120,000 for college advisers at four OUSD high schools
    $120Knot to exceed
34. O.-34Accepts $145,000 more in state K-16 collaborative grant funds through CSU East Bay Foundation
    +$145Kcoming in
35. O.-35Pays National College Resources Foundation up to $18,500 to host an HBCU college caravan
    $19Knot to exceed
36. O.-36Oakland Promise to provide college and career advising to seniors and 13th-year students at no cost
    No cost stated
37. O.-37Ratifies free college application help for seniors from Students Rising Above
    No cost stated
38. O.-38Ratifies up to $27,500 for East Bay Consortium college application help for LIFE Academy seniors
    $28Knot to exceed
39. O.-39Ratifies up to $8,260 for a family engagement contractor at Oakland High School
    $8Knot to exceed
40. O.-40Leases the East 12th Street campus to Ascend Charter School for $268,662.35 in 2026-27
    +$269Kcoming in
41. O.-41Lets Learning Without Limits use part of a preschool campus for $286,930.40 in 2026-27
    +$287Kcoming in
42. O.-42Approves a labor contract with SEIU Local 1021 covering school and child development staff to June 2027
    Cost not stated
43. O.-43Declares district vehicles surplus and authorizes their disposal
    No cost stated
44. O.-44Ratifies up to $50,000 for Shaw HR Consulting disability-related compliance services
    $50Knot to exceed
45. O.-45Ratifies up to $25,000 for EMSL Analytical environmental lab testing
    $25Knot to exceed
46. O.-46Ratifies up to $99,000 for Restoration Management Company environmental cleanup at school sites
    $99Knot to exceed
47. O.-47Ratifies the minutes of the February 11, 2026 Board of Education regular meeting
    No cost stated
48. O.-48Pays a contractor up to $12,600 to produce the District 3 board member's newsletter
    $13Knot to exceed
49. O.-49Adopts the 2026-27 Measure G1 funding allocations for named district and charter schools
    Cost not stated
50. O.-50Approves Measure G1 carryover and amended plans for three middle schools
    Cost not stated
51. P.-1Adds $167,256.57 for extra plumbing repairs at 51 schools on Syserco's restroom project
    +$167Knew total $9.84M
52. P.-2Awards Deco Tech Systems $181,300 to install security cameras at Acorn Woodland and another school
    $181K
53. P.-3Awards Redgwick Construction $847,700 to prepare the Calvin Simmons turf field for replacement
    $848K

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