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OUSD in the News

Take a moment to watch some recent media features about OUSD people and programs. Click on the arrow in the center of each screen below to play a video.

ABC7 Highlights OUSD's Free Water Program

ABC7 Highlights OUSD's Free Water Program

ABC7 Highlights OUSD's new Free Universal Breakfast Program

ABC7 Highlights OUSD's Free Breakfast Program

KTVU showcases the first day of school in OUSD

KTVU highlights the first day of school in OUSD

CBS 5 examines Elmhurst Community Prep's extended school day

CBS 5 Shows Elmhurst's extended school day

Earth Team Highlights the Skyline Drama Department's Efforts to Keep Oakland Green

Earth Team highlights the Skyline Drama Department's Efforts to Keep Oakland Green

Assembly Member Sandré Swanson Visits Melrose Leadership Academy's Afterschool Program

Think College Now's Principal David Silver has his Head Shaved by his Students on ABC7

Think College Now's Principal David Silver's head is shaved by his students on ABC7

Middle School Health Center Groundbreaking Ceremony Highlights from KDOL

MetWest High School Has More On Time Graduates than Average on ABC 7

MetWest High Schools is exceeding graduation expectations as featured on ABC 7

Think College Now principal testifies to congress about their successes on CSPAN

Oakland Students Benefit from the Generosity of a Local Philanthropist on NBC Nightly News

Oakland students benefit from the generosity of a local philanthropist featured recently on the NBC Night News

OUSD Leads the Fight Against Childhood Obesity on ABC 7

OUSD's efforts to fight obesity on ABC 7

Montera Middle School's Woodshop Celebrates 50 years on ABC 7

SWUN Second Annual Match Competition on ABC 7

Urban Promise Academy on the NBC Today Show

KGTV Tells the Story of two of OUSD's Most Accomplished Principals

KGTV Tells the Story of two of OUSD's most accomplished principals

Last Modified on January 14, 2010

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