TOP 30 School for at risk youth in Oakland, California

Street Academy Alternative School is a secondary school located at 417 29th Street in Oakland, California. Our institution provides a unique and innovative learning environment for students who may have struggled in traditional school settings. With a focus on personalized education, individualized support, and hands-on learning experiences, Street Academy empowers students to reach their full potential and achieve academic success. Our dedicated staff is committed to creating a safe and inclusive community where all students feel valued and supported. Join us at Street Academy Alternative School and embark on a transformative educational journey.

Rudsdale Continuation School is a secondary school located in Oakland, California. Our institution is dedicated to providing a supportive and inclusive learning environment for students who may benefit from a non-traditional educational setting. With a focus on personalized instruction and academic support, Rudsdale Continuation School helps students achieve their educational goals and prepare for their future. Our dedicated staff is committed to helping students succeed and thrive in their academic pursuits. Visit us at 8251 Fontaine Street to learn more about our programs and how we can support your educational journey.

The Chinue X Project Inc TCXPI Micro School is a culturally relevant educational institution located at 2230 85th Avenue in Oakland, California, United States. Our mission is to provide at-risk/high-potential African American youth aged 8-15 with enriching opportunities that foster positive self-identity, self-love, self-determination, self-pride, self-respect, and self-worth. We believe that by instilling a sense of cultural pride and knowledge of their history, these youth will have a positive impact on their lives and communities. At TCXPI, we offer quarterly 6-week Saturday workshops that focus on topics such as Kemetic, African, and Black History, as well as African and African American cultures and traditions. We cover important figures and movements in history, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and The Black Panther Party. Our goal is to inspire every youth to realize their greatness and potential within society.

Casa Maria Safe Haven is a school located at 2280 San Pablo Avenue in Oakland, California. This institution serves as a Safe Haven Program in West Oakland, providing temporary housing for residents for up to 6 months, with extensions available as needed. Residents have access to a range of services including housing navigation, benefits eligibility, employment assistance, health and wellness resources, and peer support. Eligible applicants must be referred by Alameda County Behavioral Health. For more information, you can contact Casa Maria at 1918 University Ave, Suite 2A in Berkeley, CA or email info@self-sufficiency.org or call (510) 649-1930. Fax: (510) 649-0627.