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  • girl reading bookFight the Summer Slide—Read a Book this Summer!

    Summer vacation is great for many things, but research shows that one of the downsides is the loss of the skills and knowledge that students have worked so hard on all school year, known as "the summer slide." By continuing to read during the summer, students can counteract this slide, expand their view of the world, improve vocabulary, explore new genres, and find many enjoyable hours curled up with a book. These summer reading lists include great books for kids at all levels that others have recommended, including their fellow Oakland students!

    Check out the closest Oakland Public Library for these titles and other summer reading options. In addition to a free lunch every day at most branches, Oakland libraries plan free activities for students all summer long!
     
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  • cap and diplomaIt's Time to Celebrate!
     
    Click here,
    or visit
    www.ousd.k12.ca.us/2013Graduation,
    for a list of the dates, times, and locations of the upcoming high school graduation ceremonies throughout the District.

    This list will be updated as additional information becomes available (last updated 6/6). 
     
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  • green arrow Serve on the Measure G Committee
    In February 2008, Oakland voters approved Measure G—a parcel tax to support Oakland Public Schools.  Apply now to serve on the Measure G Oversight Committee, a group that reviews and reports on the expenditure of these taxpayer monies.
     
    The purposes of Measure “G” are:
    • to attract and retain highly qualified teachers
    • to maintain courses that help students qualify for college
    • to maintain up-to-date textbooks and instructional materials
    • to keep class sizes small
    • to continue afterschool academic programs
    • to maintain school libraries
    • to provide programs, including arts and music that enhance student achievement

    Click here for more detailed information and an application.
     
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  • arrowSummer is Right Around the Corner—Make Your Plans Now!
    We are excited to offer a variety of programs for our students this summer. Take a look at the OUSD programs offered by the schools to focus on academic support, algebra preparation, transition programs to prepare students for middle school and high school, and arts enrichment, as well as high school credit recovery. In addition, our Summer Resources Guide contains resources and information on summer programs in Oakland and the Greater Bay Area.     Click here for more information on programs, or to download the Summer Resource Guide.
     
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  • green arrow High School Students—Apply for Summer Credit Recovery Now!
    Applications for High School Credit Recovery Summer School are now available for current tenth through twelfth graders. Deadlines for submission are:
     
    • Current 12th graders – April 12, 2013
    • Current 11th graders – April 19, 2013
    • Current 10th graders – April 26, 2013

    Only currently enrolled OUSD students (non-charter) are eligible to apply for High School Credit Recovery Summer Schools. Submitting an application does not guarantee admission into summer school.  Individual high schools may host their own additional summer programs, so ask for more information at your student’s school.
     
    The Summer School Application is available online at here at http://www.ousd.k12.ca.us/SummerRecovery.
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  • green arrow Summer 2013 Paycheck Changes for OUSD Employees
    Starting July 1, 2013, OUSD will no longer print and mail pay stubs for employees who are enrolled in direct deposit. For more information, please click here.
     
     
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  • green arrow Superintendent Tony Smith Resigns, Effective June 30, 2013
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  • green arrow American Indian Model Schools (AIMS) Charter School Info
    Click here, or visit www.ousd.k12.ca.us/AIMS, for current information about the status of American Indian Model Charter Schools (AIMS), the charter revocation process, public hearings on the issue, meetings with AIMS families and Superintendent Smith, school options fairs for AIMS families, and Board Decision dates (updated March 20, 2013).  
     
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  • green arrow Paul Robeson Central Administration Building to Remain Closed through the Spring
    Thank you for your patience as we reorganize in the wake of the flooding and temporary closure of OUSD’s Main Administration Building. 
     
    Restoration work is dependent on the outcome of a damage assessment that is currently underway. Given this, we are preparing for the departments traditionally housed at 1025 to finish the school year in other locations. It is unlikely that Central Offices will return to the Paul Robeson Administration Building prior to the end of 2012-13.
     
    The Superintendent's Office has relocated to 2111 International Blvd. The main information line for OUSD, which also serves as the number for the Superintendent's Office, has been changed to (510) 434-7790. The Board of Education telephone number remains (510) 879-8199.
     
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  • moving truckThe Student Assignment Center (Enrollment Office) Has Moved to 746 Grand Avenue
    Our     Student Assignment Office (enrollment) and Early Childhood Education Office (pre-K enrollment) have moved to a new location at 746 Grand Avenue (the Lakeview School Campus, across from the Grand Lake Theatre).

    The Student Assignment Office, Early Childhood Education, and Transitional Students & Families (services for foster youth and homeless, migrant, refugee, and asylee students) were among the first to make the move and began serving families at the new 746 Grand Avenue offices on Tuesday, 8/14. The entire Family, School and Community Partnerships Office will relocate to the new location over the coming weeks. Call (510) 434-7752 for more information.     Click here to download a flyer with directions to the new location.  Click here for the flyer in Spanish.

     
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