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Oakland school leaders are sounding the alarm as they rally for better pay, reduced workloads, and improved safety—just as the new school year looms. Facing a historic budget shortfall that led to over 400 layoffs and a lack of clear planning, principals are now juggling more responsibilities with fewer staff. Their union, the United Administrators of Oakland Schools, took unprecedented public action at a district leadership event, citing stagnant salaries, below-average pay compared to neighboring districts, and the absence of a raise this year. With health benefits strong but competitive perks slipping away, administrators warn their voices are being ignored—and students are paying the price.

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