The Oakland Unified School District is looking better for the 2024-25 fiscal year than it did last fall, but its use of one-time strategies isn’t solving the problem of too much money going out, and not enough coming in.
The second largest school district in the Bay Area adopted a budget that reduced the projected $95 million deficit to about $30 million, according to a press release Friday citing a report on Wednesday’s Board of Education action.
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