Archive By Section - Education
Ripon Unified marks 14 teacher retirements
Fourteen teachers – representing 368 years of service – were retired in a light-hearted roast Friday night at Modesto's SOS Club.
All Manteca elementary schools score above 700 in API testing
Jason Messer isn't getting too caught up in the 2008 base Academic Performance Index figures released last Thursday by the state Department of Education.
Ye Olde Nile Garden School celebrates Medieval Faire
May is a significant month to every seventh grader at Nile Garden School. That's when the campus courtyard undergoes a dramatic transformation and the students led by their history teacher are transported back to medieval times.
Failure of ballot measures may mean up to $23 million after Tuesday’s vote
Manteca Unified School District could be faced with having to make additional cuts somewhere between $5 million to $23 million based on Tuesday's special election results.
Lauren Mitchell, Robyn Raker share EU valedictorian honors
Graduating East Union High seniors were awarded scholarships in excess of $2 million in overall value during the East Union High Senior Awards Night on Monday.
EU High showcases student art talent
The annual East Union High Art Show consisted of the best work of students involved in the advanced and introduction to art classes, ceramics, digital photography and computer animation, to name a few.
New Vision student wins state essay contest
At last Tuesday's Manteca Unified school board meeting, Darra Sao was the toast of New Vision Educational Center in Weston Ranch.
Farm Day continues to grow at Shasta
Farm Day at Shasta School started off some 10 years ago on a much smaller scale.
State. Sen. Wolk visits Manteca schools
FRENCH CAMP – State Sen. Lois Wolk is no stranger to Manteca Unified.
MUSD health food is ‘peachy keen’
LATHROP – It seemed only fitting for Dr. Janey Thornton to distribute fresh-cut peaches to students at Lathrop School on Wednesday.
Farm Day helps educate kids first-hand about agriculture
Leo Omlin is a regular come Farm Day.
Graduation 2009 season kicking off with Calla High, Lindbergh on May 29
The Manteca Unified School District is gearing up for the upcoming graduation / promotion events.
Lincoln students net $375 recycling during two-week period
A two-week recycling contest earned Lincoln School students $375.
Road opening will ease safety issues for Lathrop High students walking
Jason Messer is anticipating the opening of the Lathrop Road extension equipped with lights prior to the start of the 2009-10 school year.
Where’s the beef? Sierra High band has it
The Sierra High Band Boosters are proud to say they "got the beat." But they will also say they "got the beef."
Articles by Section - Education
Volunteers needed today for garden work
If you have time to spare today and you enjoy getting your hands dirty, you are welcome to stop by anytime at the community garden in progress at Sequoia Elementary School.
Group collects items for back-to-school
Sara Henry is looking to help out youngsters in Manteca and Lathrop by taking up a collection for back-to-school supplies.
$100K PG&E SCHOLAR
It was in her church on a Sunday morning that one Manteca teen heard the answer to her college funding prayers.
NDTA awards $25,000 in scholarships
Graduating seniors from Manteca, Escalon, Tracy and Ripon were included in the more than $25,000 in scholarships handed out last Thursday night by the San Joaquin Valley Chapter of the National Defense Transportation Association (NDTA) during ceremonies.
Recruitment fair for sub teachers for 1st time in 7 years
Brush up your resume.
FEEDING THE NEED
Sophia Cardoza has a standing date with her two grandchildren every weekday during summer from 12:30 to 1 p.m.
Valedictorian meets some of her classmates for 1st time
Brieanne Jansen took math.
Manteca, Lathrop, French Camp parks site of free lunch giveaway
A picnic at the park five days a week. That's the highlight of the day for hundreds of Manteca Unified School District children during the summer.
MUSD students will get new convertible 3E mobile computers
Bulletin staff reports
Bidding underway for after-school program
Will it be Give Every Child A Chance or another non-profit organization that will run the after-school program at Weston Ranch High School?
Summer of Dance
Youngsters of the Give Every Child A Chance Summer Camp spent a portion of the past few weeks learning dances influenced by Disney Channel's popular "Teen Beach Movie."
Greer graduates from McGeorge veterinarian program in New York
She has overseen the operation of an orphanage in Grenada and worked to save rhinos in South Africa.
Trustees OK spending plan for 2014-15
The Manteca Unified School District budget for school year 2014-2015 was approved by the members of the Board of Trustees with the exception of Nancy Teicheira.
Lathrop’s Calayan graduates from FPU
LATHROP – Czarina Calayan of Lathrop, was among about 340 graduates at the Fresno Pacific University's spring commencement, which took place at 7 p.m. in Chukchansi Park (Grizzlies Stadium) in downtown Fresno. Graduates came from the traditional undergraduate, bachelor's degree completion and master's degree programs, including those of Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary.
Great Valley Writing Project
Meet the 158 newly minted published authors in the Manteca Unified School District and surrounding areas.
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