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Oakland Student Survives Gang Violence, Hones In On College Degree
KPIX feature on Gerardo Gonzalez ('18), an admit to Students Rising Above.
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In San Francisco, Local Teens Consider Protesting Right-Wing Marches
Dr. Delgado plans the response to Charlottesville with Gabriela Ojeda ('19).
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Oakland summer boot camp helps kids overcome fear of math, succeed
Coverage of Ms. Ibarra's summer school class in 2017.
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Oakland Scholar Overcomes Poverty, Broken Family On Way To College
Coverage of Jevontae ('17) and Students Rising Above.
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Code.org classes swell
Fernanda ('19) talks about learning to code through the computer science pathway.
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Oakland, Calif., community rallies to stop ICE raids
Students and staff united to speak out again ICE raids.
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Former president Bill Clinton, daughter Chelsea appear at Oakland event
The Clinton Global Initiative completed a massive community service project on campus with the help of Marshawn Lynch.
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Three lucky Oakland students win Golden State Warriors tickets
Joseph Martin ('18) was selected to receive free courtside tickets to a Warriors finals game.
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Oakland Student Makes The Cut, Wins $20,000 STEM Scholarship From PG&E
Alum Alondra Varela ('13) won the scholarship called the Better Together STEM scholarship, which is good for up to five years of schooling, PG&E officials said.
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Teaching Civic Engagement in the Digital Age (Video)
Chela Delgado, a 12th grade teacher at the Coliseum College Prep Academy in Oakland, Calif., and Matt Colley, a 9th grade history teacher at Oakland Technical High School in Calif., share how they use civic engagement projects to help their students become college, career, and community ready and recognize themselves as agents of change.
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Oakland high school students leave class for anti-Trump protests
Pictures from the city wide rally following the November 2016 election.
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Students stage “guerrilla art” exhibit as part of East 12th public land debate
The newest phase of protest over the land was the “guerilla art” exhibited by students from Coliseum College Prep. The art makes statements about gentrification and displacement in Oakland as the rental market heats up. The art underscores the East 12th parcel’s place in the debate over gentrification, and as an example of the public outcry for the city government to address Oaklanders’ concerns.
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Costa Rica Reflection by The Ed Report
Students talk about the Costa Rica trip after returning. -
Learning AFAR/Global Explorers
In 2011 and 2012, CCPA received a grant for a summer expedition to Costa Rica for 10 students. Funded by the AFAR Foundation and facilitated by Global Explorers, participants completed a pre-travel curriculum and a post travel service project as well.This year, AFAR will be sending 10 students to Cambodia in August 2013. -
OSF Spotlights the FRC
The Becerras are featured as the important work in the FRC is showcased. -
Every Student, Every Neighborhood
CCPA is highlighted as part OUSD's Thriving Students campaign. -
A People Focused Solution
The East Bay Express features Restorative Justice in Oakland Schools. Ms. Komoia Johnson featured. -
San Jose Earthquakes Donates to CCPA Soccer
The team presented a check to CCPA to support our soccer teams. -
College Track, Featuring Darien Sensabaugh ('12)
A video highlighting the work of College Track, one of CCPA's partner programs, featuring alum Darien.
