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Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Fate of OUSD after-school programs in question, parents working full-time concerned
OAKLAND, Calif. (KRON) — Thousands of families in the Oakland Unified School District don't know if the district's after-school programs will be wiped out next year. The same school board majority that ousted the school superintendent recently is the one responsible for these additional budget cuts. Now, steps are being taken to roll them back, but the dysfunction that has become common within this school board may not let it happen. Alameda County Office of Education names 18 'Teachers of the Year' for 2025 Watch the full report in the video player above to see how concerned families are reacting to the potential shutdown of these programs. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
22-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Alameda County Office of Education names 18 ‘Teachers of the Year' for 2025
(KRON) — The Alameda County Office of Education is honoring 18 public school teachers who were selected as '2025 Teachers of the Year.' ACOE serves as liaison between the California Department of Education and 18 public school districts with more than 215,000 students and 12,000 honorees are being recognized for their individual dedication and excellence in the classroom this school year. 'I am deeply inspired everyday by our educators who work tirelessly in service of our students,' said Alameda County Superintendent of Schools Alysse Castro. 'I am very excited to recognize this year's Teachers of the Year, and uplift their hard work and dedication.' An awards ceremony will be held in September at Hayward Performing Arts Center. Esperanza Jimenez: Valley View Elementary School, 5th Grade Dual Language Immersion, Pleasanton Unified School District Krista Toumi: Roosevelt Middle School, 6th Grade Science, Oakland Unified School District Michael Kramer Wong: Paden Elementary School, 4th & 5th Grades, Alameda Unified School District Nickoletta 'Nicky' Dalby: Jensen Ranch Elementary School, 2nd & 3rd Grades, Castro Valley Unified School District Joy Sherratt: Emerald High School, 9th Grade Health, Dublin Unified School District Sandor Verstrepen: Itliong-Vera Cruz Middle School, 8th Grade Physical Education, New Haven Unified School District Arlene Cordero: Newark Middle School, 6-8th Grade Special Education Arthur Hogenauer: Butler Academic Center, 9-12th Grades, Alameda County Office of Education Alyssa Kronick: Oakland International High School, 9-12th Grade Literacy/English Language Development Selina Mandel: Arroyo High School 9-12th Grade Science, San Lorenzo Unified School District Maria De La Fuente Moreno: Esperanza Elementary School, 3rd Grade Dual Immersion, Oakland Unified School District Shelley Matek: Dublin High School and Foothill High School, 11-12th Grade Developmental Psychology of Children John Thayer: Granada High School, 9-12th Grade English Language Development/Math, Livermore Unified School District Elana Siegel: Emery High School, 10-12th Grade World History, Emery Unified School District Varsha Jayadevan: Hopkins Middle School Special Day Class, Special Education, Fremont Unified School District Lori Suydam: Park Elementary School, 1st Grade, Hayward Unified School District Cindy Barry: Robertson High School, 9-12th Grade Business and Professional Development, Mission Valley Regional Occupational Program Rhonda Turner: Jefferson Elementary School 4th Grade, San Leandro Unified School District (Photos courtesy Alameda County Office of Education) Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
