1. R.-1Buys and installs new turf at Hoover Elementary for up to $248,062 through Valley Precision Grading
   $248Knot to exceed
2. R.-2Extends the Harriet Tubman child center play yard project to June 30, 2026 at no added cost
   No cost stated
3. R.-3Adds $10,560 for Anthonio, Inc. to inspect new asphalt at Bret Harte Middle School
   +$11Knew total $586K
4. R.-4Adds $65,374.65 and a year for Ninyo & Moore's environmental work at Coliseum College Prep
   +$65Knew total $372K
5. R.-5Hires Julian Tree Care for $60,000 to clear fire-risk weeds at eight school sites
   $60K
6. R.-6Contracts Data Sync Communications for $121,000 in security cameras at Markham Elementary
   $121K
7. R.-7Adds $74,722 to Gridscape's solar contract for fencing at four school sites
   +$75Knew total $3.87M
8. R.-8Adds $13,204.40 for ISI Inspection Services to test materials at Bret Harte Middle School
   +$13Knew total $13K
9. R.-9Pays A-Tech Consulting $430,320 for water sampling and lab testing at school sites
   $430K
10. R.-10Confirms $74,260 for a sewer line repair at Castlemont High that began May 9, 2026
    $74Knot to exceed
11. R.-11Hires Julian Tree Care for $85,000 to clear fire-risk weeds at eight more school sites
    $85K
12. R.-12Accepts a $600,000 state grant to expand an early childhood teaching apprenticeship for youth
    +$600Kcoming in
13. R.-13Approves a no-cost agreement with AC Transit for bus driver support and bathroom access at Skyline High
    No cost stated
14. R.-14Approves a five-year, no-cost intern and fieldwork partnership with Cal Poly Humboldt
    No cost stated
15. R.-15Contracts Black Tie Transportation for up to $150,000 a year in activity buses through 2029
    $150K/yryearly cap
16. R.-16Extends Zum's special education busing to 2041 at $13.1M to $17.6M a year
    $13.1M–$17.6M/yryearly cap
17. R.-17Contracts Bay Area Transport Services for up to $900,000 a year in activity buses through 2029
    $900K/yryearly cap
18. R.-18Contracts Bay BusLoop for up to $900,000 a year in activity buses through 2029
    $900K/yryearly cap
19. R.-19Moves $232,436.51 of unclaimed property into the General Fund for 2025-26
    +$232Kcoming in
20. R.-20Ratifies $14,400 for VidCruiter's online interview platform used in hiring
    $14Knot to exceed
21. R.-21Lets the district buy school supplies from ODP Business Solutions, up to $2.5M a year, without bidding
    $2.50M/yryearly cap
22. R.-22Lets the district buy furniture from ODP Business Solutions, up to $500,000 a year, without bidding
    $500K/yryearly cap
23. R.-23Lets the district buy furniture from Lakeshore Learning Materials, up to $600,000 a year, without bidding
    $600K/yryearly cap
24. R.-24Lets the district buy school supplies from Lakeshore, up to $800,000 a year, without bidding
    $800K/yryearly cap
25. R.-25Adds $400,000 and two years for Medical Billing Technologies' Medi-Cal billing help
    +$400Knew total $600K
26. R.-26Pays a speech-language pathologist up to $114,000 to serve special education students in 2026-27
    $114Knot to exceed
27. R.-27Pays Jacobson Education Law up to $98,000 to mediate special education disputes in 2026-27
    $98Knot to exceed
28. R.-28Ratifies up to $30,000 for a contractor to design special education guides and forms through 2029
    $30Knot to exceed
29. R.-29Ratifies up to $119,000 for a contractor to turn printed books into Braille in 2026-27
    $119Knot to exceed
30. R.-30Ratifies up to $3,000 for Rinse laundry service at a California Children's Services school site
    $3Knot to exceed
31. R.-31Adds $1.2M and two years to Hanna Interpreting's translation and interpretation contract
    +$1.20Mnew total $2.65M
32. R.-32Pays a contractor up to $23,000 to plan and run the 2026 Expanded Learning Summer Institute
    $23Knot to exceed
33. R.-33Ratifies up to $4,500 for graphic design on the updated district Crisis Response Manual
    $5Knot to exceed
34. R.-34Accepts $4.56M from the state for the child care and development program, 2025-26
    +$4.56Mcoming in
35. R.-35Cuts Linguabee's translation contract by $98,340 and extends it to June 2028
    −$98Knew total $1K
36. R.-36Cuts Excel Interpreting's translation contract by $66,764 and extends it to June 2028
    −$67Knew total $33K
37. R.-37Cuts a translation contractor's limit by $98,340 and extends the contract to June 2028
    −$98Knew total $52K
38. R.-38Cuts Purple Communications' translation contract by $164,385 and extends it to June 2028
    −$164Knew total $112K
39. R.-39Adds $51,522 and two years to Syntex Global's translation and interpretation contract
    +$52Knew total $152K
40. R.-40Shares student data with the state community colleges office for Strong Workforce reporting
    No cost stated
41. R.-41Pays Creative Change Collaborative up to $80,000 to plan TK/K inclusion in YES! Sports
    $80Knot to exceed
42. R.-42Extends the Destination College Advising Corps data sharing agreement to June 2029
    No cost stated
43. R.-43Ratifies a no-cost deal letting Kode With Klossy recruit students to its coding programs
    No cost stated
44. R.-44Pays Museum of Children's Art up to $552,000 to lead after-school arts at 60 school sites
    $552Knot to exceed
45. R.-45Adds $7,550 to Kids 1st Foundation's agreement for McClymonds college trip airfare
    +$8Knew total $77K
46. R.-46Extends Oakland Promise's no-cost college access programs for students to October 2029
    No cost stated
47. R.-47Approves applying for 2026-27 federal Title funding for school sites
    Funding inamount not stated
48. R.-48Alameda County Office of Education to pay up to $300,000 for district newcomer training
    +$300Kcoming in
49. R.-49Adds $71,000 and a year to Restoration Management's school-site environmental clean-up work
    +$71Knew total $170K
50. R.-50Extends Claremont Partners' health benefits board support to June 2027 at $36,000 a year
    $36K/yryearly cap
51. R.-51Pays $5.2M in 2026-27 insurance: $4.32M property and liability, $888,000 workers' comp
    $4.32M
52. R.-52Hires George Hills Company for property and liability claims work at up to $400,000 a year
    $400K/yryearly cap
53. R.-53Ratifies $39,700 for the Epicenter platform to track charter school oversight data
    $40Knot to exceed
54. R.-54Pays Centurisk up to $249,500 to verify the district's equipment and fixed asset inventory
    $250Knot to exceed
55. R.-55Approves the minutes of the June 3, 2026 Board of Education regular meeting
    No cost stated
56. R.-56Approves 2026-27 Measure G1 funding applications for named schools
    Cost not stated

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