Rigorous, engaging and inspiring, Tech's academies and programs are schools within a school that prepare students to excel in college and career.
As a full-service Community School, Tech provides wraparound resources that position students to succeed academically, socially and emotionally.
Tech has a history of athletic excellence which continues to this day as students compete and shine in intramural and interscholastic sports.
With classes in dance, instrumental music and theatre as well as a vibrant after school Performing Arts program, Tech gives voice to free and creative expression.
A microcosm of the city it calls home, Tech has taught and inspired generations of Oakland families since its founding in 1914.
Begins this week in the library, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Seniors are able to come down and get help with 4-year college applications and essays from counselors and college advisers anytime between 9 AM and 3:30 PM. (We will be hosting our Community College week in April.) Students will only be allowed entry into college crunch if they have permission and a blue pass from a teacher or have a free period. Also, our college admission visits are in full swing. For a full list of when colleges are coming you can view them here.
Tech’s Student Government officers create, organize, facilitate and bring to life many events and programs that help make the Bulldog experience a great one for students. Be sure to review what’s happening and what’s being planned:
Open to all students at all Math levels, Math Mentors is hosted by math teachers, community volunteers and paid Tech student tutors. There’s no need to sign up — just drop in! Snacks are available.
Funding for Math Mentors is provided by the PTSA and the Math Dept. Please email Natalie Mann, Math Dept. Chair, at natalie.mann@ousd.org with any questions.
Senior Portraits will be taken by Prestige via Lifetouch.
Prestige Portraits mailed letters to seniors and their parents/guardians at the end of Sept. which included a separate card with each student’s scheduled appointment date and time along with a confirmation code. For those who did not receive a letter, here is the master list. You must confirm or change your appointment at prestigeportraits.com. Simply input the code and follow the directions. Students who cannot make their scheduled Oct. appointment will be rescheduled for the Nov. session.
The appointment list is also posted on the main campus outside of the Attendance and Main offices, the Counseling office, and the Treasurer’s office. Students on the Upper Campus may check in the UC office — Ms. Bryan will give you your appointment and appointment code.
Lastly, there is a $10 fee to take your photos, even if you choose not to purchase them. Lifetouch has waived the $50.00 deposit for all seniors. Seniors who choose not to take a photo will not have their photo in the yearbook. Seniors who take their photo with other photographers will not get their photo in the yearbook.
Please contact Mrs. Sudduth at dana.sudduth@ousd.org for more information.
Begins this week in the library, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Seniors are able to come down and get help with 4-year college applications and essays from counselors and college advisers anytime between 9 AM and 3:30 PM. (We will be hosting our Community College week in April.) Students will only be allowed entry into college crunch if they have permission and a blue pass from a teacher or have a free period. Also, our college admission visits are in full swing. For a full list of when colleges are coming you can view them here.
A peer tutoring program open to all 9th graders, Boost takes place Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 3:35 to 5 PM, in the Teacher’s Cafeteria in the basement, and is offered in all four core subjects — Math, Biology, English and History (California Studies). Older students repeating Math or Biology are also welcome. The bulk of the tutoring is provided by 10th-12th grade peer tutors who have mastered the material and received coaching.
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