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Oakland schools pledge reparations but progress stalls
Five years after Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) pledged reparations for Black students, critics say the initiative has failed to improve academic outcomes. The original effort, including the creation of a Black Thriving Task Force and plans for funding, was interrupted by internal conflicts and leadership changes, resulting in limited progress. Student performance remains stagnant, with ongoing disparities in suspension rates, test scores, and attendance, prompting the district to scale back its efforts and focus on targeted support at select schools.
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