Oakland Unified School District must take steps to address allegations of antisemitism and discrimination against Jewish and Israeli students following an order from an Alameda County Superior Court judge.
The California Department of Education had previously ordered corrective actions for the district to implement, which were found to have not been fulfilled. OUSD will now have to hold a mandatory training session for staff and students, as well as a public meeting to address the department’s findings, among other actions.
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