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Trybe offers a free after-school drop-in center and mentoring; student data sharing included

Trybe, Inc. will run an after-school drop-in program at San Antonio Park Courts with college and career mentoring for students, mainly from Roosevelt Middle, Garfield Elementary and Oakland High. A separate data-sharing agreement sets rules for how the district shares student information with Trybe and how Trybe protects it. Both run August 13, 2026 to August 12, 2027 at no cost to the district.

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Action
MOU or data sharing
Category
After-school & summer programs
Term
Aug 13, 2026 – Aug 12, 2027
Schools
Roosevelt Middle School, Garfield Elementary School, Oakland High School
Funding
No Fiscal Impact
Presented by
Chief Academic Officer
File
26-1787 · agenda R.-34
Outcome
Adopted on the General Consent Report, Sep 9, 2026

Official text

Ratification by the Board of Education of a No Cost Services Agreement (NCSA) and a Data Sharing Agreement (DSA), both, by and between the District and Trybe, Inc., Oakland, CA, for the latter, under the NCSA, to provide afterschool drop-in programming at San Antonio Park Courts, the after school drop in center, for students of various schools, primarily Roosevelt Middle School, Garfield Elementary School and Oakland High School, residing in the San Antonio, Fruitvale, Eastlake Communities, to be engaged in college and career mentorship and peer development activities; additional support of students provided through mentorship engagement with students teachers and families, for the period of August 13, 2026 through August 12, 2027, and under the DSA, defining the terms and conditions of the District's transmission of or sharing of pupil data with Trybe, Inc., and the protection by Trybe, Inc., of such data, pursuant to the terms and conditions stated in the DSA, for the same term as specified in the NCSA, each Agreement, via the Office of Secondary Readiness, at no cost to the District.

History

  1. Adopted on the General Consent Report

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