Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $114K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is A.W. Blan Workplace Legal Services at up to $114K a year. Show yearly caps

1. O.-1Gets free birth-count data from Alameda County Public Health through 2030 to plan enrollment
   No cost stated
2. O.-2Pays CulinAire Systems up to $1,063.20 to replace a control board in the Central Kitchen's ventilation
   $1Knot to exceed
3. O.-3Pays Commercial Door Solutions up to $4,600 to replace a loading dock leveler for Nutrition Services
   $5Knot to exceed
4. O.-4Adds $310,320 to Verde Design's contract for Hoover Elementary turf field design, extending it to Dec. 2026
   +$310Knew total $1.34M
5. O.-5Pays Apex Refrigeration $18,079.90 to install walk-in cooler and freezer doors at Skyline High School
   $18K
6. O.-6Pays R F Contractors $47,458.48 to replace kitchen flooring at Sequoia Elementary and Madison Park Academy
   $47K
7. O.-7Pays Tulum Innovative Engineering $4,330 for steam table electrical work at two school cafes
   $4K
8. O.-8Gives N G Builder Company 64 more days, at no added cost, on the Highland play yard project
   No cost stated
9. O.-9Pays Geo-Engineering Solutions $52,349 for ground and soil studies for the Hoover Elementary turf field
   $52K
10. O.-10Adds $156,568 and a year to Rincon Consultants' environmental cleanup work at The Center site
    +$157Knew total $930K
11. O.-11Pays Emergency Rooter $4,825 to replace a kitchen sink and add water filters at Peralta Elementary
    $5K
12. O.-12Pays Alana Ross Events up to $80,000 to run the 2026 Employee Health Fair and recognition program
    $80Knot to exceed
13. O.-13Sets up a five-year, no-cost teacher and counselor intern partnership with USC's Rossier School of Education
    No cost stated
14. O.-14Renews a no-cost teacher intern partnership with the Alameda County Office of Education for 2025-26
    No cost stated
15. O.-15Pays UC Berkeley's National Board Resource Center up to $100,000 to support teachers seeking certification
    $100Knot to exceed
16. O.-16Approves Personnel Report No. 2526-0009 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    Cost not stated
17. O.-17Proclaims April 22, 2026 as Administrative Professionals Day
    No cost stated
18. O.-18Proclaims May 13, 2026 as the Day of the Teacher
    No cost stated
19. O.-19Names three teachers as the district's 2026-2027 Teachers of the Year
    No cost stated
20. O.-20Pays Care Solace up to $86,000 for a student care-coordination platform and billing services for 2025-26
    $86Knot to exceed
21. O.-21Joins California's Medi-Cal school billing program, starting July 1, 2026
    Funding inamount not stated
22. O.-22Accepts $252,770 from Sacramento County Office of Education for school mental health interns
    +$253Kcoming in
23. O.-23Pays Silicon Valley Mathematics Initiative up to $12,000 to train and coach science teachers
    $12Knot to exceed
24. O.-24Proclaims April 19-25, 2026 as Adult Education Week for Oakland Adult & Career Education
    No cost stated
25. O.-25Pays an outside coach up to $5,000 for weekly leadership coaching of the Middle School Superintendent
    $5Knot to exceed
26. O.-26Adds $960 to a contract for mental health services, including social work and counseling interns
    +$960new total $12K
27. O.-27Adds $100,000 to Rob Skate Academy's contract for the YES! Sports skateboarding league and events
    +$100Knew total $350K
28. O.-28Adds $22,750 to Luna Dance & Creativity's contract for dance classes at three early learning sites
    +$23Knew total $87K
29. O.-29Adds $12,000 and extends Rito Global's contract through June 2026 for YES! Sports family events
    +$12Knew total $82K
30. O.-30Accepts $1,198,000 more in state funding for the CalNew program supporting newcomer students
    +$1.20Mcoming in
31. O.-31Adds $12,000 for a contractor to run spring family sports events and a boating event
    +$12Knew total $72K
32. O.-32Adds $12,000 to a consultant's contract supporting the YES! Sports Program for OUSD families
    +$12Knew total $72K
33. O.-33Pays Oakland Kids First up to $50,000 for school culture and climate programs at Castlemont High
    $50Knot to exceed
34. O.-34Pays Acta Non Verba up to $81,742 for summer learning at Grass Valley Elementary
    $82Knot to exceed
35. O.-35Pays Aim High up to $70,242 for summer learning at Westlake Middle School
    $70Knot to exceed
36. O.-36Adds $12,216 to Youth Together's master contract for summer programs at Skyline High
    +$12Knew total $851K
37. O.-37Accepts a $340,000 Global Impact grant for multilingual education through the SEAL program
    +$340Kcoming in
38. O.-38Pays The IKUNA Group up to $51,307.20 for summer learning at Castlemont High
    $51Knot to exceed
39. O.-39Pays a consultant up to $3,000 for transformative justice training ahead of summer learning
    $3Knot to exceed
40. O.-40Pays Ball for Life Oakland up to $10,000 for a recess culture coach at La Escuelita Elementary
    $10Knot to exceed
41. O.-41Adds $55,000 to ANTS After School's contract to expand a flag football program
    +$55Knew total $255K
42. O.-42Adds $1,500 to Traveling Space Museum's contract for higher travel and insurance costs at Reach Academy
    +$2Knew total $11K
43. O.-43Pays East Bay Consortium up to $25,000 for college application help at Oakland International High
    $25Knot to exceed
44. O.-44Pays WestEd up to $20,000 to run the California Healthy Kids Surveys
    $20Knot to exceed
45. O.-45Pays Mentoring Medicine & Science up to $8,750 for health-pathway workshops at Castlemont High
    $9Knot to exceed
46. O.-46Adds $16,412 to a contract for three more transitional kindergarten student groups
    +$16Knew total $103K
47. O.-47Pays an artist up to $19,282 to paint murals at Madison Park Academy-Upper
    $19Knot to exceed
48. O.-48Adds $93,147 to Think Together's master contract for summer programs at two middle schools
    +$93Knew total $5.22M
49. O.-49Pays Civic Productions up to $15,000 for urban design projects and field trips at Castlemont High
    $15Knot to exceed
50. O.-50Pays GSix Consulting up to $60,000 to coordinate summer sports and physical activity programs
    $60Knot to exceed
51. O.-51Pays Museum of Children's Art up to $60,000 to support the district's expanded learning program
    $60Knot to exceed
52. O.-52Adds $99,512 to Jewish Community Center's master contract for summer programs at Joaquin Miller
    +$100Knew total $3.70M
53. O.-53Adds $128,334.94 to East Bay Agency for Children's master contract for summer at Allendale
    +$128Knew total $10.4M
54. O.-54Accepts free music instruction from Oakland Symphony at Brookfield Elementary
    No cost stated
55. O.-55Pays Oakland Kids First up to $5,000 for urban farm and garden learning at Castlemont High
    $5Knot to exceed
56. O.-56Adds $25,859.72 for Elevate Oakland teaching artists at Elmhurst United Middle School
    +$26Knew total $38K
57. O.-57Adds $12,640 to National Equity Project's leadership training for early childhood staff
    +$13Knew total $68K
58. O.-58Pays an interpreter up to $5,000 for Arabic translation at Lockwood STEAM Academy
    $5Knot to exceed
59. O.-59Accepts free professional learning and coaching from New Teacher Center
    No cost stated
60. O.-60Adds $4,961 for Black Cultural Zone after-school assemblies and a Black History Month show
    +$5Knew total $33K
61. O.-61Adds $30,470.00 for Black Cultural Zone's visual arts classes and mural at West Oakland Middle School
    +$30Knew total $63K
62. O.-62Adds $5,016.00 for Oakland Symphony after-school violin lessons at three elementary schools
    +$5Knew total $63K
63. O.-63Adds $10,000.00 and a year to keep internet running on Adult & Career Education vans
    +$10Knew total $80K
64. O.-64Pays Alameda County Health Department up to $535,000.00 for student health services
    $535Knot to exceed
65. O.-65Adds $382,415.94 for East Bay Asian Youth Center summer programs at six schools
    +$382Knew total $15M
66. O.-66Ratifies free one-on-one reading tutoring from Ignite Reading at 23 schools
    No cost stated
67. O.-67Ratifies free one-on-one reading tutoring from OpenLiteracy at 27 more schools
    No cost stated
68. O.-68Ratifies free College Track college-readiness program for high school students through 2029
    No cost stated
69. O.-69Free arts lessons from Cal Performances for 6th grade History classes at United for Success Academy
    No cost stated
70. O.-70Pays Paramount Theatre up to $142,512.85 to host 2026 graduations for seven high schools
    $143Knot to exceed
71. O.-71Accepts a $9,000.00 grant from New Teacher Center to fund teacher stipends
    +$9Kcoming in
72. O.-72Pays Mentoring in Medicine & Science up to $17,656.00 for Oakland High public health student retreat
    $18Knot to exceed
73. O.-73Ratifies up to $50,000.00 for Diaz Hauling to remove worn-out furniture and equipment
    $50Knot to exceed
74. O.-74Ratifies up to $114,000.00 a year for A.W. Blan to investigate workplace complaints
    $114K/yryearly cap
75. O.-75Approves the April 2026 quarterly report on Williams uniform complaints
    No cost stated
76. O.-76Amends Board Policy 5113 on student absences and excuses
    No cost stated
77. O.-77Renames Board Policy 5113.1 from Truancy to Chronic Absence and amends it
    No cost stated
78. O.-78Starts a 7-11 advisory committee on future use of 1025 2nd Avenue, Lakeview and former Bunche Academy
    No cost stated
79. O.-79Approves up to $3,000,000.00 for electricity from Ava Community Energy through April 2028
    $3Mnot to exceed
80. O.-80Supports AB 1822, a bill on climate-resilient school facilities
    No cost stated
81. O.-81Supports Measure E to promote stable city partnerships that benefit Oakland students
    No cost stated
82. O.-82Adopts a resolution on urgent districtwide heat mitigation to protect student health
    No cost stated
83. O.-83Approves Measure G1 school funding applications for 2026-2027 and a carryover for Edna Brewer
    Cost not stated
84. O.-84Ratifies the minutes of the March 25, 2026 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
85. O.-85Ratifies the minutes of the March 25, 2026 special Board meeting
    No cost stated
86. O.-86Ratifies the minutes of the April 2, 2026 special Board meeting
    No cost stated
87. O.-87Ratifies minutes of the April 13, 2026 Education Partnership Committee meeting
    No cost stated
88. O.-88Directs the Board Secretary to cast the District's ballot in a CSBA Delegate Assembly run-off
    No cost stated
89. O1.-1Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $64,897.50 for summer learning at International Community School
    $65Knot to exceed
90. O1.-2Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $70,242.00 for summer learning at Frick United Academy
    $70Knot to exceed
91. P.-1Adds $357,280 to A-Tech Consulting's contract to test water at every school drinking fountain
    +$357Knew total $407K
92. P.-2Hires Terraphase Engineering for $49,989 in soil and geohazard studies for Skyline High lighting project
    $50K
93. P.-3Adds $230,624 for The KDI Group's inspection services at Fremont High modernization
    +$231Knew total $461K
94. P.-4Adds $96,948.50 and more time for Atlas Technical Consultants' soil work at Fremont High
    +$97Knew total $104K
95. P.-5Ratifies $7,897.94 for Deco Tech Systems' new door entry system at Garfield Elementary
    $8K
96. P.-6Ratifies up to $40,700 for Sandis surveying and utility locating at Skyline High lighting project
    $41Knot to exceed
97. P.-7Adds $34.9M for Cahill Contractors to build Melrose Leadership Academy's new classroom building
    +$34.9Mnew total $35M

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