1. O.-1Buys 225 air purifiers for $675,381.19 from Protect/ED for nurses' offices and special day classrooms
   $675K
2. O.-2Pays Valley Precision Grading up to $300,000 to replace the turf field at Manzanita Elementary
   $300Knot to exceed
3. O.-3Hires Tulum Innovative Engineering for $73,880 in electrical and wiring work at Manzanita Elementary
   $74K
4. O.-4Hires Alaniz Construction for up to $20,631 to repair playground asphalt at Manzanita Elementary
   $21Knot to exceed
5. O.-5Signs a five-year Sonic dark fiber (fiber-optic cable) deal at $900 a month starting July 2026
   Cost not stated
6. O.-6Ratifies up to $49,866.60 for CA Food Safety Exams to certify Nutrition Services staff
   $50Knot to exceed
7. O.-7Adds $3,150 and time for T.Y.R. inspections on Manzanita Elementary's fire project
   +$3Knew total $29K
8. O.-8Adds $3,150 and time for T.Y.R. inspections at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary's fire project
   +$3Knew total $20K
9. O.-9Awards Apena Engineering $446,300 to rebuild playground and outdoor spaces at Oakland Academy of Knowledge
   $446K
10. O.-10Ratifies $1,600 for BSAFE to inspect new play equipment at Harriet Tubman Child Development Center
    $2K
11. O.-11Ratifies up to $1,600 for BSAFE to inspect new play equipment at Highland Child Development Center
    $2Knot to exceed
12. O.-12Awards Next Generation of Builders $238,475 to renovate the boys toilet room at Markham Elementary
    $238K
13. O.-13Extends Rids Brother's special-ed transportation contract to June 2027, up to $1.6M for 2026-27
    +$1.60Mnot to exceed
14. O.-14Extends JIR special-ed transportation through June 2027 with routes added, up to $1.3M for 2026-27
    +$1.30Mnot to exceed
15. O.-15Extends Welcome Transportation's special-ed transportation through June 2027, up to $300,000
    +$300Knot to exceed
16. O.-16Extends Bay Area Wheelchair Transportation through June 2027 with added routes, up to $350,000
    +$350Knot to exceed
17. O.-17Approves Personnel Report No. 2526-0008 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    Cost not stated
18. O.-18Accepts free job training and placement help from Rebuilding Together East Bay Network through 2028
    No cost stated
19. O.-19Accepts Youth ALIVE!'s free after-school violence-prevention program, Teens on Target, through 2028
    No cost stated
20. O.-20Pays up to $29,701.10 in summer internship stipends at Coliseum College Prep via Public Education Fund
    $30Knot to exceed
21. O.-21Pays Oakland Kids First up to $4,193 for Castlemont High peer wellness mentor stipends
    $4Knot to exceed
22. O.-22Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $20,400 to help families with Medi-Cal enrollment
    $20Knot to exceed
23. O.-23Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $150,000 to staff summer arts, music and youth coaching programs
    $150Knot to exceed
24. O.-24Accepts Students Rising Above's free college advising for Oakland High seniors
    No cost stated
25. O.-25Ratifies up to $4,500 for That Art Party to lead staff training at Madison Park Academy-Upper
    $5Knot to exceed
26. O.-26Ratifies up to $3,500 for STEMSoul Teach workshops preparing summer program staff
    $4Knot to exceed
27. O.-27Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $225,000 for summer work-based learning internship stipends
    $225Knot to exceed
28. O.-28Approves up to $100,000 for Ascend Rehab Services to provide special education services in 2025-26
    $100Knot to exceed
29. O.-29Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $374,040 for Highway to Work student stipends and transit cards
    $374Knot to exceed
30. O.-30Ratifies up to $9,000 for The Teaching Well to run wellness sessions for Joaquin Miller Elementary staff
    $9Knot to exceed
31. O.-31Adds $46,000 to pay a consultant for Measure N and H charter reimbursement support
    +$46Knew total $51K
32. O.-32Pays ARTogether up to $18,000 for an afterschool visual arts program at Edna Brewer Middle
    $18Knot to exceed
33. O.-33Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $8,000 for restorative justice support at Hillcrest
    $8Knot to exceed
34. O.-34Accepts free classroom space from Spanish Speaking Unity Council for adult education through 2028
    No cost stated
35. O.-35Accepts $81,000 state grant for Fremont High's College Preparatory and Architecture Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
36. O.-36Accepts $81,000 state grant for Life Academy's Health and Bioscience Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
37. O.-37Accepts $81,000 state grant for Fremont High's Media Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
38. O.-38Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Environmental Science Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
39. O.-39Accepts $72,000 state grant for Oakland High's Innovative Design & Engineering Academy
    +$72Kcoming in
40. O.-40Accepts $81,000 state grant for Oakland High's Visual Arts Academy
    +$81Kcoming in
41. O.-41Accepts $72,000 state grant for Oakland Tech's Race, Policy, and Law Legal Practices Academy
    +$72Kcoming in
42. O.-42Accepts a $1.96M state grant for career technical education pathways in high schools
    +$1.96Mcoming in
43. O.-43Pays UC San Francisco's education center up to $56,000 for health career pathway support
    $56Knot to exceed
44. O.-44Pays Faucette Micro Systems up to $19,445 for Web504 software support and data collection
    $19Knot to exceed
45. O.-45Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $15,225 to manage summer intern stipends
    $15Knot to exceed
46. O.-46Pays Civic Productions up to $10,000 for a student mural at Oakland High
    $10Knot to exceed
47. O.-47Ratifies a no-cost agreement to share student data with The New Teacher Project
    No cost stated
48. O.-48Accepts a $23,000 Rainin Foundation literacy grant for La Escuelita Elementary
    +$23Kcoming in
49. O.-49Accepts a $22,500 Kapor Center grant to pay for students' AP Computer Science exams
    +$23Kcoming in
50. O.-50Accepts a $70,000 Kapor Foundation grant to add computer science teachers in high schools
    +$70Kcoming in
51. O.-51Accepts $400,000 in state dual enrollment grants for four small schools and programs
    +$400Kcoming in
52. O.-52Re-approves the 2025-26 year of a City of Oakland internship stipend grant, already accepted in December 2025; no new money
    No cost stated
53. O.-53Pays Growing Together up to $8,000 for gardening classes at International Community School
    $8Knot to exceed
54. O.-54Pays The Finer Print up to $1,700 for a graphic image on the district's whole-child commitment
    $2Knot to exceed
55. O.-55Pays Civic Productions up to $5,000 for community design projects at Castlemont High
    $5Knot to exceed
56. O.-56Pays The Center for ArtEsteem up to $7,000 for visual arts and music classes at EnCompass
    $7Knot to exceed
57. O.-57Pays The Center for ArtEsteem up to $15,000 for a teaching artist at Hoover Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
58. O.-58Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $4,140 to pay summer intern stipends at Dewey Academy
    $4Knot to exceed
59. O.-59Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $16,500 for student data tracking at Rudsdale
    $17Knot to exceed
60. O.-60Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $25,000 for mentorship for young women at LIFE Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
61. O.-61Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $23,973 for two media classes at MetWest High School
    $24Knot to exceed
62. O.-62Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $32,006.58 to handle summer internship stipends at Oakland High
    $32Knot to exceed
63. O.-63Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $14,850 to run summer intern stipends at LIFE Academy
    $15Knot to exceed
64. O.-64Ratifies $69,000 for Kids 1st Foundation to run McClymonds students' historically Black college tour
    $69Knot to exceed
65. O.-65Ratifies up to $67,000 for Landmark Educational Tours to run a Fremont High trip to Washington, DC
    $67Knot to exceed
66. O.-66Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $14,300 to handle summer internship stipends for 13 students
    $14Knot to exceed
67. O.-67Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $34,000 to support Newcomer students at Castlemont High
    $34Knot to exceed
68. O.-68Ratifies up to $58,000 for space80sevenllc's music-industry internship for Fremont High students
    $58Knot to exceed
69. O.-69Approves Oakland Tech trip for 63 seniors to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival at no cost to the district
    No cost stated
70. O.-70Leases 3400 Malcolm Avenue to East Bay Innovation Academy, bringing in $248,909.10 in 2026-27
    +$249Kcoming in
71. O.-71Ratifies minutes of the March 11, 2026 regular Board of Education meeting
    No cost stated
72. O.-72Adopts changes to Board Bylaw 9322 on agendas and meeting materials
    No cost stated
73. O.-73Adopts Measure G1 oversight commission's recommended school funding and carryover approvals
    No cost stated
74. P.-1Cuts $8,000 from Asbestos Management Group's demolition contract at Ralph Bunche and Hillside sites
    −$8Knew total $604K
75. P.-2Adds $47,350 and 91 days to DecoTech's security camera maintenance contract
    +$47Knew total $521K
76. P.-3Adds $40,480 to Jensen Hughes' fire and intrusion alarm consulting at Coliseum College Prep
    +$40Knew total $815K
77. P.-4Adds $59.1M for C. Overaa's final price to build Coliseum College Prep's expansion
    +$59.1Mnew total $62.4M

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