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FAST FACTS
Fast Facts was designed to give you quick access to basic numbers and information on OUSD. What is our total enrollment? What is our total number of schools? What percentage of our student population is eligible for free or reduced price lunch? All these answers and more can be found on our simple to use infographic. |
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OUSD MAP - 2018-19
This interactive map includes all current OUSD district-run and charter schools; and, Alameda County-authorized charter schools. Zoom, pan and click on individual schools to show detailed information. Download PDF versions of the 2018-19 school map here. For questions about this data, please contact Susan Radke at susan.radke@ousd.org. |
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TEACHER CREDENTIALS REPORT
The Teacher Credentials Report is an analysis of the credential statuses (clear, preliminary, intern, emergency) of our teaching force at the start of the school year. It breaks down credential status by network, new teachers, PEC, race, gender, and more. It also includes a deeper dive into emergency credential teachers' assignments (subject, grade, position). |
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HIRING SEASON SUMMARY
The Hiring Season Summary is a tool for reflection about OUSD's hiring of certificated staff (teachers and school leaders). It includes information on vacancies across networks and between general education and special education, as well as information on the characteristics of our newly hired teachers and school leaders. Please note that exact data points may differ across years, due to systems and data collection changes. |
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OAKLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT CARDS
In early 2017, the state of California released a new system to measure school performance called the California School Dashboard. This system provides results for every public school in the state along a set of multiple measures in academics and culture/climate. The Oakland Public School Report Card is our attempt to provide you with the same performance results as the California School Dashboard, but in an easier to use format. Below, you can view the report card for any of the many public schools in the city of Oakland. |
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OAKLAND'S CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DASHBOARD SUMMARY
Oakland's California School Dashboard Summary was designed to give users easy to view results for OUSD and other nearby Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) on the measures used by the state of California in evaluating school quality. |
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WEEKLY ENGAGEMENT REPORT
The goal of the Weekly Engagement Report is to provide Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that are narrow, frequently reported, and aligned to the School Performance Framework (SPF). KPIs will allow schools to target their continuous improvement energy and focus, by consistently reflecting on and adjusting practices to improve outcomes for students. The WER brings visibility to hot spots in order to target and differentiate support and bright spots in order to leverage and learn from them. |
Additional Data Resources
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AERIES
Aeries is OUSD's current student information system provider. Training and support materials are available HERE. For any additional information, please contact Information Technology Services. Log in is required. |
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CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Demographic and Performance Data on California's schools and districts can be found on the California Department of Education Dataquest website. Please note that some OUSD district level may include charter school information. |
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CALIFORNIA FINANCIAL AID TRACKER
This site tracks college financial aid application rates for California schools and districts. It reports the percentage of 12th graders who completed FAFSA and Cal Grant applications. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is the application needed to be considered for financial aid such as grants, work-study jobs, and student loans. California's Cal Grant program is the largest state-funded financial aid program in the U.S. It provides guaranteed awards to high school graduates with at least a 2.0 GPA, who apply by the March 2 deadline, and who meet other eligibility requirements, including financial need. |
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FISCAL TRANSPARENCY
With several dozen schools and over $600 million in expenditures, OUSD's finances can be complex. Improving Financial Transparency and Understanding is an important piece of the District's efforts inform and engage stakeholders to ensure all students thrive. Please take advantage of the resources here and then complete our survey to help us improve further. |
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OUSD WEB MAP CENTER
The OUSD Web Map Center contains an array of maps and apps that support administrative and research initiatives. |
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SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT MANAGER (SAM)
The Scholastic Achievement Manger (SAM) is OUSD's online management tool for the Scholastic Reading Inventory (SRI). You can access SAM through OUSD's intranet page. Data and reports are available at the individual, school, and district level. For more information, please contact Cecilia Larkin at cecilia.larkin@ousd.org. |
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SINGLE PLAN FOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT (SPSA)
The Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) is created by a school team that includes the principal, teachers, parents, community partners, and, at high schools, students. The SPSA is a tool for sites to prioritize particular programs and strategies that will best serve their students, families, and the community. The plan also includes key information about the school site budget and the ways in which the school is meeting OUSD's Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) goals. For more information, please contact Diana Sherman at diana.sherman@ousd.org. |
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STRATEGIC REGIONAL ANALYSIS (SRA)
The Strategic Regional Analysis (SRA) is an evidence-based planning document that will help achieve the vision of quality schools in every neighborhood. It brings together a variety of data to paint a picture of the current state of school performance, district enrollment and demographics, school choice and enrollment patterns, teacher retention and experience, and school programs by geographic region. The SRA Dashboard is available HERE. An annotated SRA Executive Summary for 2017-18 is available HERE. |