OUSD Receives State Review of District Finances; Outlines Progress Since January

Share Tweet By Oakland Post Staff Alameda County Office of Education has called the budget ‘a materially stronger submission than the district has filed in recent years’ Caption: Dr. Denise Saddler. Courtesy photo. The Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team (FCMAT), the state-funded nonprofit in charge of advocating for budget cuts and school closures in local school districts, on Thursday released its Fiscal Health Risk Analysis (FHRA) of Oakland Unified School District. FCMAT initiated the review after the Alameda County Superintendent of. Schools issued a ‘Notice of Going Concern’ last April. Basing its analysis on the district’s 2025-26 Second Interim Report which reflects financial data as of Jan. 31, FCMAT rated the district’s risk for fiscal insolvency as “high.” But a later review of the district’s financial reports demonstrated faith in OUSD to turn things around. In its Sept.

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