Yearly caps are counted separately. 5 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $750K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Seven Eleven B/S & Mobile Service LLC at up to $300K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $95K in grants applied for (1 item)

1. O.-1Adds the JumpRope product to Aeries Software's data privacy agreement
   No cost stated
2. O.-2Pays a contractor up to $20,000 for interim Nutrition Services menu and allergy-meal support
   $20Knot to exceed
3. O.-3Adds $20,000 for a nutrition services contractor's extra procurement and audit work
   +$20Knew total $78K
4. O.-4Pays Langan CA up to $87,500 for environmental site assessment at Prescott Elementary
   $88Knot to exceed
5. O.-5Adds $23,894.03 to Moka Engineering's paving and sealant work at MLK Jr. Elementary
   +$24Knew total $600K
6. O.-6Adds $20,300 and extends to May 2027 Geo-Engineering's soil testing at Hoover Elementary
   +$20Knew total $73K
7. O.-7Awards Shared Plate Strategies up to $119,100 to help with school meal program purchasing
   $119Knot to exceed
8. O.-8Pays Tulum Innovative Engineering $5,890 for kitchen electrical work at Madison Primary
   $6K
9. O.-9Pays Tulum Innovative Engineering $5,280 for kitchen electrical work at Sequoia Elementary
   $5K
10. O.-10Adds $203,565.90 to Tulum's Joaquin Miller Elementary site work, including asbestos soil removal
    +$204Knew total $802K
11. O.-11Buys $367,316.58 in dining area upgrades at Skyline High through another agency's contract
    $367K
12. O.-12Pays Veregy Pacific $75,801 to serve as commissioning authority for Garfield Elementary's new building
    $76K
13. O.-13Pays Workforce Development Unit up to $27,000 to support the early educator apprenticeship program
    $27Knot to exceed
14. O.-14Approves Personnel Report No. 2526-0010 from Talent/Human Resources
    No cost stated
15. O.-15Sets up a no-cost five-year intern and fieldwork partnership with Dominican University
    No cost stated
16. O.-16Awards Future Ford of Concord up to $100,000 a year to maintain district vehicles through 2029
    $100K/yryearly cap
17. O.-17Awards Seven Eleven B/S & Mobile Service LLC up to $300,000 a year to maintain district vehicles through 2029
    $300K/yryearly cap
18. O.-18Awards Fleetworks Inc. up to $100,000 a year to maintain district vehicles through 2029
    $100K/yryearly cap
19. O.-19Awards Monterey Mobile Mechanic up to $50,000 a year to maintain district vehicles through 2029
    $50K/yryearly cap
20. O.-20Awards City Print & Mail up to $200,000 a year for district mailing and printing through 2029
    $200K/yryearly cap
21. O.-21Adopts a resolution to move past General Fund expenses to restricted funds and review cost allocation
    No cost stated
22. O.-22Pays The SIFE Equity Project up to $821,573.56 for curriculum for newcomer students
    $822Knot to exceed
23. O.-23Adds Oakland High to UC Berkeley's College Corps partnership at no cost
    No cost stated
24. O.-24Pays Boys and Girls Club of Oakland up to $92,841.60 for summer learning programs
    $93Knot to exceed
25. O.-25Pays Girl Ventures up to $6,108 for summer learning programs
    $6Knot to exceed
26. O.-26Pays WildCare $66.70 for an animal presentation at Esperanza Elementary
    $67not to exceed
27. O.-27Pays The Teaching Well up to $2,970 for leadership coaching at Sequoia Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
28. O.-28Pays Safe Passages up to $15,000 for case management and social work at Laurel Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
29. O.-29Pays Social Good Fund up to $13,393 for wellness activities in a summer recovery program
    $13Knot to exceed
30. O.-30Pays The Center for ArtEsteem up to $15,000 for visual arts in math and reading classes at Hoover
    $15Knot to exceed
31. O.-31Adds $21,988.80 for Oakland Kids First summer programs at Castlemont High
    +$22Knew total $860K
32. O.-32Sets up no-cost partnership with Alameda County Health on school health supports
    No cost stated
33. O.-33Adds $3,000 for two more teachers to attend EL Education coaching at Melrose
    +$3Knew total $46K
34. O.-34Pays Ocelotl up to $65,000 to train student mentors for newcomers at Madison Park
    $65Knot to exceed
35. O.-35Pays Springboard Collaborative up to $318,500 for a summer reading program
    $319Knot to exceed
36. O.-36Adds $979,549.68 to Bay Area Community Resources contract for summer programs
    +$980Knew total $43.9M
37. O.-37Adds $135,000 and a year to the Cal State agreement for mental health interns
    +$135Kcoming in
38. O.-38Pays GSix Consulting up to $690,000 to lead sports and physical activity programs
    $690Knot to exceed
39. O.-39Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $10,000 for a science kit internship
    $10Knot to exceed
40. O.-40Pays Refugee & Immigrant Transitions up to $15,360 for student support at Fremont High
    $15Knot to exceed
41. O.-41Pays Mentoring Medicine & Science up to $11,730 for student health certifications
    $12Knot to exceed
42. O.-42Approves free Canvasback Missions career workshops at Madison Park Academy-Upper
    No cost stated
43. O.-43Approves free Canvasback Missions career workshops at Oakland High through 2029
    No cost stated
44. O.-44Pays Rob Skate Academy up to $440,220 for expanded learning sports programs
    $440Knot to exceed
45. O.-45Pays Safe Passages up to $5,000 to prepare to lead Melrose's after school program
    $5Knot to exceed
46. O.-46Extends county grant agreement to 2027 for two more progress reports, no new money
    No cost stated
47. O.-47Pays Jacob Educational Therapy up to $30,000 for reading and math help at St. Leo School
    $30Knot to exceed
48. O.-48Pays ANTS After School up to $478,720 for sports and enrichment programs
    $479Knot to exceed
49. O.-49Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $88,000 for Oakland Tech summer student stipends
    $88Knot to exceed
50. O.-50Pays City of Oakland Parks and Recreation up to $80,588.80 for summer programs
    $81Knot to exceed
51. O.-51Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $75,795 for Skyline summer student stipends
    $76Knot to exceed
52. O.-52Pays Street Academy Foundation up to $14,455.74 for student internships and field trips
    $14Knot to exceed
53. O.-53Pays Oakland Kids First up to $34,500 to distribute Castlemont summer intern stipends
    $35Knot to exceed
54. O.-54Pays OneGoal up to $15,000 for college advising at MetWest High School
    $15Knot to exceed
55. O.-55Accepts $125,000 Sobrato Family Foundation grant for newcomer learning lab
    +$125Kcoming in
56. O.-56Adds $40,000 and six months to Clemente Course humanities classes for adults
    +$40Knew total $135K
57. O.-57Cuts Excel Interpreting contract by $66,764 and extends it two years to 2028
    −$67Knew total $33K
58. O.-58Extends no-cost Students Rising Above college advising at Oakland High to 2029
    No cost stated
59. O.-59Pays Sobrato Early Academic Language up to $166,000 for dual language teacher support
    $166Knot to exceed
60. O.-60Approves no-cost partnership with Dream Clinic as a work training site for ECCCO
    No cost stated
61. O.-61Ratifies a no-cost agreement with Bay Area Medical Academy for student work training through 2029
    No cost stated
62. O.-62Ratifies a no-cost agreement with Kids Teach Tech for student work training through 2029
    No cost stated
63. O.-63Accepts a $1,667,056 grant for Oakland high school technology and innovation career pathways
    +$1.67Mcoming in
64. O.-64Accepts a $1,331,933 grant for Oakland high school care and community career pathways
    +$1.33Mcoming in
65. O.-65Pays WestEd up to $55,680 to observe and score up to 29 preschool classrooms
    $56Knot to exceed
66. O.-66Applies for $95,200 from the Oakland Fund for Children and Youth for a newcomer wellness center
    +$95Kcoming in
67. O.-67Pays NATEC International up to $15,000 for employee environmental risk training
    $15Knot to exceed
68. O.-68Pays Arrowhead Evaluation Services up to $30,000 for employee fit-for-duty evaluations
    $30Knot to exceed
69. O.-69Adopts a resolution approving the Washington Early Childhood Center facilities project
    No cost stated
70. O.-70Takes a position of support on state bill SB 492, the Youth Housing Bond Act 2026
    No cost stated
71. O.-71Ratifies the minutes of the May 13, 2026 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
72. O1.-1Pays Soccer Without Borders up to $24,485 for academic case management at Oakland International High
    $24Knot to exceed
73. P.-1Pays A Good Sign & Graphics $18,482.72 for new entrance signage at Marcus A. Foster Leadership Center
    $18K
74. P.-2Adds $38,201.02 and two months for King Construction Inspection on school solar projects
    +$38Knew total $102K
75. P.-3Pays Circlepoint $89,245 for environmental review of the Skyline High field lighting project
    $89K
76. P.-4Adds $32,500 and 181 days to Quattrocchi Kwok's Garfield Elementary renovation design contract
    +$33Knew total $8.73M
77. P.-5Adds $9,900 and six months for Terraphase's environmental support at Garfield Elementary
    +$10Knew total $121K
78. P.-6Pays Terraphase up to $173,640 for stormwater pollution consulting at Garfield Elementary
    $174K
79. P.-7Extends Rincon's school water-lead consulting by one year to June 30, 2027
    No cost stated
80. P.-8Pays Terraphase up to $256,762 for ground and hazard studies for the Paul Robeson Building demolition
    $257K
81. P.-9Pays Valley Relocation up to $46,030.60 to move and store furniture for McClymonds High renovation
    $46Knot to exceed
82. P.-10Pays Sandis up to $27,192 for land surveying for the Paul Robeson Building demolition
    $27Knot to exceed
83. P.-11Extends Anthonio's construction inspection close-out contract by one year to June 30, 2027
    No cost stated
84. P.-12Pays Terraphase up to $174,190 for environmental review of the Paul Robeson Building demolition
    $174K
85. P.-13Adds $85.1M and sets the construction price for McClymonds High's rebuild with Alten Construction
    +$85.1Mnew total $97.1M

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