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Joshua Cowell picks All Stars for January
Joshua Cowell School Principal Harriet Myrick has announced the January Cowell All Stars picked based on citizenship and academic effort.
Same case, different juries, different verdicts
WESTON RANCH – In the 10 years or so of conducting the mock trial involving those in the Regional Occupational Programs, Joe Waller has yet to reach a consensus on the verdict from all three classes.
Cowell School 8th graders recall excitement of inauguration trip
Amanda Christensen and Logan Newcomb were among the 1.6 million in Washington, DC's, National Mall during the historic inauguration of President Barack Obama.
Red Tag Sale Feb. 7 will support ROP fashion merchandizing class
Each year, Victoria Brunn takes students from her Regional Occupational Program's Fashion Merchandising class to Los Angeles.
Ripon still pondering $1M plus in cuts
RIPON – Even after a special meeting where the Board of Education weighed their options about how to deal with a deficit of more than $1 million, the Ripon Unified School District still doesn't know which way to proceed.
Manteca High senior staging golf tourney to help support breast cancer awareness
For her senior project, Manteca High's Amy Cross is organizing a scramble golf tournament.
Sen. Wolk talking about budget crisis with 5th graders
Ask what you can do for your school district?
Tough choices before board this Tuesday
Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District will no doubt have a tough task Tuesday when considering the next series of budget cuts for the 2009-10 school year.
THE FINAL CUT?
It could end up coming down to one of the big three – transportation, an across-the-board pay cut, or the closing of Lathrop High School.
School cuts may hit bus drivers in pocketbook
Manteca Unified's mid-year cut package as proposed by Acting Superintendent Jason Messer could put a damper on transportation.
Ripon plans community forum on school cuts
RIPON - Residents concerned about Ripon Unified's pending budget cuts will get a chance to learn more about what they may be in store for over the course of the next year.
Find out more about budget cuts this week
If you want to find out more about the proposed $14 million in Manteca Unified School District budget cuts that are targeted to go into place July 1, you'll have two opportunities this week.
Sierra High junior attending Obama’s inauguration
Lorie Hoffman will miss a few days of schools.
Sequoia recognizes honor roll students
Sequoia School has released its first trimester honor roll.
New Haven helps student in her leukemia fight
Allie Burrows-Guzman was anxious to get to school.
Articles by Section - Education
Basketball game benefits Sierra Sober Grad
Sierra High School's Sober Grad committee will be hosting the 4th annual Manteca Firefighters vs. Manteca Police Officers in a charity basketball game on Wednesday, March 19, starting at 6:30 p.m.
SOMETHING TO CHEER
Cheer takes dedication, commitment and hard work.
Serama chicken, boer goat competition today
Today promises to be a fun fowl day, and so much more, at the Manteca Unified School Farm.
HAMMING IT UP
The fun was just beginning at Stella Brockman School.
Shasta students celebrate books of Dr. Seuss
They read. They listened to readings. They watched various people reading their favorite books. They wore Dr. Seuss character costumes. They ate green eggs – scrambled – and green apples. They wore hats that looked like the one worn by the character in The Cat in the Hat with a spelling twist.
BUSINESS UNUSUAL
It's market day. The venue is a spacious grassy field that's about the size of a baseball field. Around the perimeter of the field are tables laden with an array of handmade and one-of-a-kind creations that range from practical and simply decorative to whimsical and plain utilitarian.
ROP students staging fashion show Saturday
Expect another collaborative effort Saturday for the Regional Occupational Program Fashion Merchandising's Fashion Show.
LDS honors outstanding teachers
The 3rd Annual Crystal Apple Awards took place Saturday evening at the Northland building of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
be.tech culinary arts pick up ag event gig
Here's the news flash: University of California Cooperative Extension will play host to Farm 2 School fundraiser. Venue will be the Stanislaus County Ag Center Harvest Hall. Highlight samples: Wine and beer tasting, produce tasting, and a farmers' market.
Filing deadline for SJCOE superintendent extended to March 13
BY ROSE ALBANO RISSO
Lathrop High staging comedy play today
The encore performance of 'You Can't Take it with You' will take place today at the Lathrop High.
Gebhardt seeking Area 4 seat on SJCOE board
Two of the five members of the San Joaquin County Board of Education are ending their terms this year. They are Jill Fritchen who represents Area 3, and Anthony Gutierrez of Area 4.
MUSD freshmen learning basic hands-only CPR
Nine out of ten people that have a heart attack on television survive.
Be.tech culinary in pro cooking contest
Manteca Unified chefs-in-training are off to a clam chowder cooking challenge this weekend in Santa Cruz.
Tilton named superintendent of Delta Charter Schools
His eye is on the top post of the San Joaquin County Office of Education. But Jeff Tilton already has the title of superintendent.
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