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Oakland Unified School District

MetWest High School

MetWest High School
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  9, 10, 11, 12
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  314 E 10th Street, Oakland, CA
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  (510) 879-2338
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  • AC Transit Lines 62, 11, 1, 40, 18, and 14
  • Lake Merritt BART Stations

Principal: Shalonda Gregory

Network Superintendent: Vanessa Sifuentes

Uniform: No uniform required

Mascot: Dragons


Hours

08:30 am - 04:00 pm

Bell Schedule

Services & Offerings

  • After-School Program
  • Community College Dual Enrollment
  • Independent Study & Internships
  • Free Clipper Card

Overview

At MetWest, you won't find certain things you might expect in a high school, like lockers, seven-period bell schedules, or people in the hallway you don't know. Instead you will have the chance to be recognized for who you really are, and to be part of creating a strong, real, respectful school community. MetWest is a small school for students willing to work hard for their own well-being and the well-being of their communities, and to take initiative to help design their education. This doesn't mean you need straight A's from middle school. Many students come to MetWest and go from F's to A's. It means you need to be ready to explore a bigger world and go beyond what you are used to. We ask you to take your interests, your schoolwork, and your future more seriously, and to learn to connect with all different kinds of people. MetWest students spend most of their Tuesdays and Thursdays at organizations and businesses throughout the Bay Area exploring their interests through internships. At school students learn in small classes with teacher/advisors who know them well and peers who become like family. The curriculum focuses on learning why the world is the way it is and how you can change it. Students start to change the world while at MetWest by taking leadership at the school and designing real-world projects in the community and at internships. Almost every student graduates MetWest and is accepted to a four-year college.

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