Yearly caps are counted separately. 1 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $119K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Keller Rohrback Law Firm at up to $119K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $73K in grants applied for (1 item)

1. R.-1Adds $36,245.55 for extra concrete and shotcrete inspection at Fremont High's rebuild
   +$36Knew total $94K
2. R.-2Buys $100,986.63 of classroom furniture for Fremont High's career-technical classrooms from School Specialty
   $101K
3. R.-3Adds $409,920 for extra state-required inspectors at McClymonds High's rebuild
   +$410Knew total $1.12M
4. R.-4Extends Syserco's CAL Shape energy upgrade contract by 63 days to Oct. 31, 2026
   No cost stated
5. R.-5Ratifies $17,000 to Brite Painting for painting three Fruitvale Elementary classrooms
   $17K
6. R.-6Ratifies $5,000 to Brite Painting for painting Carl Munck Elementary pre-K hub classrooms
   $5K
7. R.-7Adds $87,547 for shock pad and turf repairs on Cesar Chavez School's field replacement
   +$88Knew total $1.18M
8. R.-8Adds $4,286 for a softball pitching rubber in Oakland High's turf field project
   +$4Knew total $1.04M
9. R.-9Cuts $15,020.80 from Benyon's Oakland High turf contract after a field-base change
   −$15Knew total $399K
10. R.-10Extends NV5's solar project support one year to June 2027 at no added cost
    No cost stated
11. R.-11Adds $28,985 for factory inspection of Skyline High field light poles
    +$29Knew total $52K
12. R.-12Ratifies $50,361 to Moka Engineering for playground upgrades at MLK Jr. Child Development Center
    $50K
13. R.-13Ratifies up to $10,925 for first aid and CPR training from CTC Consortium
    $11Knot to exceed
14. R.-14Ratifies up to $15,500 for Oak Bloom OT to tutor special education students
    $16Knot to exceed
15. R.-15Ratifies up to $50,000 for Professional Tutors of America to make up missed special education services
    $50Knot to exceed
16. R.-16Approves a no-cost deal with Regional Center of the East Bay for paid student internships
    No cost stated
17. R.-17Accepts a $190,000 Roberts Foundation grant for the Career Accelerator Program
    +$190Kcoming in
18. R.-18Approves up to $800,000 for Tilden Preparatory School's special education services in 2026-27
    $800Knot to exceed
19. R.-19Approves up to $400,000 for Every Special Child's special education services in 2026-27
    $400Knot to exceed
20. R.-20Approves a free mindfulness training and curriculum agreement with Peace in Schools at Castlemont High
    No cost stated
21. R.-21Ratifies up to $97,500 for FoodCorps service members to teach food and garden education
    $98Knot to exceed
22. R.-22Approves up to $96,000 for Bay Area Community Resources to place three sustainability fellows
    $96Knot to exceed
23. R.-23Ratifies up to $20,540 for Faucette Micro Systems to maintain the Web504 system
    $21Knot to exceed
24. R.-24Applies for a $73,000 Save The Music Foundation grant for instruments at two schools
    +$73Kcoming in
25. R.-25Approves up to $300,000 from Alameda County Office of Education for newcomer-student training
    +$300Kcoming in
26. R.-26Ratifies up to $80,000 for Living Jazz after-school music classes at five schools
    $80Knot to exceed
27. R.-27Ratifies up to $62,000 for Bay Area Urban Debate Commission debate programs at four schools
    $62Knot to exceed
28. R.-28Approves up to $115,000 for Museum of Children's Arts after-school art at seven schools
    $115Knot to exceed
29. R.-29Ratifies up to $75,000 for Museum of Children's Arts after-school art for TK/K students
    $75Knot to exceed
30. R.-30Approves up to $86,102.50 for Edmentum online credit recovery for high school students
    $86Knot to exceed
31. R.-31Pays Museum of Children's Arts up to $132,000 to train after-school arts instructors
    $132Knot to exceed
32. R.-32Partners with Linked Learning Alliance on a school pathway network project at no cost to the district
    No cost stated
33. R.-33Ratifies up to $30,000 for a school psychology intern in special education
    $30Knot to exceed
34. R.-34Ratifies up to $30,000 for a school psychology intern in special education
    $30Knot to exceed
35. R.-35Pays WMS LLC up to $119,100 for school physical therapy for special education students
    $119Knot to exceed
36. R.-36Ratifies a no-cost wellness program from Life I Love School at two schools
    No cost stated
37. R.-37Approves Heritage Schools as a nonpublic special education provider for up to $600,000
    $600Knot to exceed
38. R.-38Ratifies a no-cost college and workforce program from Oakland Tech Exchange
    No cost stated
39. R.-39Pays an after-school STEAM instructor up to $204,000 for transitional kindergarten at five schools
    $204Knot to exceed
40. R.-40Extends the Alameda County Probation agreement for the CAMP program a year, with no added money
    No cost stated
41. R.-41Adds record-retention terms to the district's special education data system license
    No cost stated
42. R.-42Ratifies up to $81,000 for Elevate Oakland art classes for TK and kindergarten students
    $81Knot to exceed
43. R.-43Ratifies up to $90,000 for Black Cultural Zone after-school hip-hop visual and mural arts
    $90Knot to exceed
44. R.-44Pays Black Cultural Zone up to $95,000 for TK and kindergarten music and movement classes
    $95Knot to exceed
45. R.-45Pays Black Cultural Zone up to $50,000 for after-school podcasting classes at three schools
    $50Knot to exceed
46. R.-46Pays Street Academy Foundation up to $789,878.83 for credit recovery and college readiness
    $790Knot to exceed
47. R.-47Pays Catalyst Environmental Solutions up to $119,100 for vapor encroachment surveys
    $119Knot to exceed
48. R.-48Ratifies Keller Rohrback for social media legal work, up to $119,100 a year or on contingency
    $119K/yryearly cap
49. R.-49Approves the county collecting district bond and parcel taxes on 2026-27 property tax bills
    No cost stated
50. R.-50Pays Elite Security Services up to $1.4M for unarmed security at schools and board meetings
    $1.40Mnot to exceed
51. R.-51Approves the minutes of the June 24, 2026 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
52. R.-52Approves the minutes of the June 29, 2026 special Board meeting
    No cost stated

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