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Help McClymonds Students Travel to South Africa

Special to the Post   One week before their Transatlantic educational visit to South Africa, a group of McClymonds students, mentors, and teachers known as “Culture Keepers” are continuing their work...

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Institute of Physics awards Newton Medal to Eli Yablonovitch

By Sarah Yang, UC Berkeley   The United Kingdom’s Institute of Physics has awarded its prestigious Isaac Newton Medal and Prize to Eli Yablonovitch, a professor at UC Berkeley’s Department of...

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OP-ED: Greek Organizations Help Black Students on the Path to College

By Troy Williams   A few days ago, I was introduced to a group of Black Greek letter organizations.   Initially, I assumed the organization was comprised of Blacks with Greek heritage but quickly...

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Peralta Colleges Receive Accreditation Warnings

    Laney College, Merritt College, College of Alameda and Berkeley City College – the four community colleges that make up the Peralta Community College District – have been issued warnings and...

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School Buzz: Work Together To Make The Future Better

  What people see, hear and feel can influence whether they behave in a way that is detrimental to society or uplifting. Seeing kids sagging their pants, speaking with foul language and being...

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Chevron Donates to Richmond Promise Scholarship Program

  Courtesy of the Richmond Standard   All students who live in Richmond and graduate from a public high school in the West Contra Costa Unified School District, including charter schools, will be...

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UC Berkeley Ranked Nation’s Best Public University

  UC Berkeley tops the list of the nation’s best public universities, according to the latest Center for World University Rankings, whose measures include quality of education, alumni employment,...

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Mack Alumni Reunite for Centennial Celebration

  Over the next few issues, The Oakland Post is looking to display photos of Mack alumni from all decades, past and present. Send us your photos on Facebook (Post News Group), or contact Ashley...

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OUSD Gears up for Start of School – Monday, Aug. 24 Oakland, other districts,...

  The Oakland school district is doing parent outreach and conducting a publicity campaign to let families know that the first day of school is earlier than usual this year – Monday, Aug. 24. p>...

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Mackites Turning Dreams into Reality

  Coach Ben Tapscott and a host of Mack alumni are mobilizing community-wide support to address the Oakland Unified School District and Superintendent Antwan Wilson on a campaign to keep McClymonds...

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School Buzz: Growing Through Learning

  As a baby, you learn how to walk, how to talk, brush your teeth, get dressed, and how to take care of yourself.   Learning is essential, and there are many opportunities to learn in and outside of...

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School Buzz: “Stay Positive and Help Others,” says Zimbabwe Davies

  Zimbabwe Davies is one focused individual who continues to spread positive energy along his journey.   As a foster youth, his aunt Desiree Jeffery took him under her wing and gave him the support he...

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“Creating Joyful and Effective Schools” – Educators to Speak at Oakland Post...

  This month’s Post Salon will feature an interactive dialogue on the politics and practice of education. The speakers are three longtime educators in the East Bay.   The salon, titled “Three...

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Pastor Timothy Hawkins Receives Doctoral Degree

Rev. Dr. Timothy Hawkins, pastor of Bible Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, recently celebrated a key academic achievement, earning his Doctor of Ministry degree on June 7 from Faith Evangelical...

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OP-ED: What Oakland Unified Can Do to Destigmatize Adolescent Pregnancy

  By Brittany Chambers, MPH, CHES   Despite the decline of adolescent pregnancy rates in Alameda County, it remains an issue among youth of color and those from disadvantaged communities.     As a...

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Diversity Panel Addresses Need for Black Youth in Tech

  It is no secret that the tech industry is growing. However, the dismal numbers of African Americans in the industry continues to be a problem that politicians with the Congressional Black Caucus...

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SCHOOL BUZZ: Determination Media Group Promotes Youth

  Media is now the way to reach people, and one group that is providing information is the Determination Media Group from West Oakland.   These individuals have been highlighted by media coordinator...

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Unity Day Empowers Castlemont Students to Lead for Positive Change

Castlemont High School students celebrated Unity Day last week, attending workshops centered on the impacts of mass incarceration, gentrification, and racism on people of color in America.     The...

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Texas Mom Calls Out Textbook Company for Calling Slavery “Immigration”

By Stephen A. Crockett Jr., The Root   Texas mom Roni Dean-Burren took to YouTube recently to call out book publishing giant McGraw-Hill after she opened her son’s World Geography textbook and noticed...

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SCHOOL BUZZ: Transitioning to High School for Higher Learning

For some students, high school can be a scary place.   But it has been a new adventure full of experiences, opportunities and knowledge for Mya Moreno, Morgan Lawson, and Bianca Camello, students at...

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