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Castlemont senior Emerald Smith accepts cheerleading scholarship to University of Michigan.
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Castlemont, Dorsey-L.A. high school football teams visit East Oakland Pride Elementary School.
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Castlemont High School students lend their voice, expertise on bold vision for Coliseum site.
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Castlemont High is a historic school where students grow into confident leaders ready for college, careers, and life beyond high school. We offer strong academics, career-themed pathways, and deep support for student voice, identity, and wellness. Our staff partners with families to help students succeed in the classroom and beyond. As part of OUSD, we offer a proud legacy, real opportunities, and a community that believes in every student.
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Oakland Unified Honors Latino Academic Excellence with Huge Annual Celebration
Fremont High School had a huge crowd on campus on Saturday, March 28, for a celebration of academic success. It was the 26th Annual Latino Student Honor Roll event. The more than 1,000 middle and high school students honored on this day have at least a cumulative 3.75 grade point average (GPA). “For me it means a lot. Because it shows the District cares about my community. And they give recognition to people, Latinos who achieve,” said Marco P., a 9th grader at Oakland Tech.