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Are you interested in enrolling into Dewey Academy?
If you have a student that is interested in enrolling into Dewey Academy please read below:
Please contact Xochilt Monterrosa- Alternative Education Enrollment Specialist
510-879-4600
Leave message with your Name and Student’s Name
Request, Question, etc.
Call back phone number
E-mail: xochilt.monterrosa@ousd.org
Put Student Name in Subject Line
Include in Body of E-mail:
Parent & Student Name
Questions, Requested Appointment time
Phone number to call back and best times to call
She will contact you to set up an appointment.
Please be prepared for your appointment with the following information:
Transferring from within OUSD Current Student
Parent/Guardian Picture ID
3 Proofs of Parent’s Home Address (Mail & Documents with name and address to prove Oakland Residency)
NEW Students to District (Outside OUSD):
Parent/Guardian Picture ID
Student Birth Certificate
3 Proofs of Parent’s Home Address (Mail & Documents with name and address to prove Oakland Residency)
Transcripts (Can be unofficial)
Test Scores (For SJT ELP program)
Immunization Records
Transferring from a OUSD Private or Charter:
Parent/Guardian Picture ID
3 Proofs of Parent’s Home Address (Mail & Documents with name and address to prove Oakland Residency)
Transcripts (Can be unofficial)
Test Scores
Immunization Records
Please click HERE for more information.
Ms. Monterrosa assists students with the following placements:
1. Independent Study: Independent study is a voluntary educational option in which students work independently under the general supervision of a credentialed teacher. While students follow district-adopted curricula and meet district graduation requirements, independent study offers flexibility to meet individual student needs, interests, and learning styles. OUSD has an independent study program at:- Sojourner Truth Independent Study (Grades 7-12)
2. Alternative High Schools: Alternative Schools of Choice are voluntary programs that offer unique educational programs to meet students' individual needs. Alternative Schools allow skilled educators and engaged students to explore new methods of teaching and new ways of learning in a changing society. OUSD has an Alternative High School program at:
- Street Academy (Grades 9-12)
3. Continuation Education: Continuation Education programs are designed to meet the needs of students who are at least seventeen (17) years of age who are at risk of not graduating - those having completed no more than 50 high school credits. Continuation Schools provide an opportunity for students to earn a high school diploma and/or prepare for advancement to community college and career options. OUSD has Continuation Education programs at:
- Dewey High School (Grades 10-12)
- Rudsdale High School (Grades 9-12)
- Ralph J. Bunche Academy (Grades 10-12)
Student Assignment and Bilingual Testing Office, Migrant Education Program.(510) 273‐1615
Homeless Families (McKinney‐Vento)Hours‐ Mon, Tue & Wed: from 9‐12noon & 2pm‐3:30 pm273‐1662/ 273‐1682/273‐1663/ 273‐1681Refugee & Asylee Student Program(510) 273‐1661
Foster and Juvenile Justice Youth Program(510) 273‐1569