In its first public meeting on a scathing grand jury report charging the district with “a broken administrative culture that thrives on dysfunction and self-interest,” the Oakland Unified School Board could not agree on how to respond.
Some board members disagreed with each other about how to respond to criticisms raised in the report and about whether to limit public comment at board meetings.
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