Oakland Recognizes High-Achieving Latino Students

Doing well enough in school to get on the honor roll is a big deal for many students, so the Oakland Unified School District held a special event Saturday at Fremont High School to recognize Latino students grades 6-12, who made the list. 

About a 1,000 students gathered at the school for the ceremony. 

This year marks OUSD’s 23rd Annual Latino Student Honor Roll event. 

In order to get onto the honor roll, a student must earn a GPA of 3.0 or above.

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