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Temporary school farm plans under scrutiny this Tuesday
It wasn't too long ago that 50 acres along Tinnin Road were cleared, grubbed and graded.
Students get taste of what law enforcement faces
Regional Occupational Program students in Joe Waller's Careers in Law Enforcement classes received step-by-step instructions on several California Highway Patrol training exercises.
Rally today protests school cuts
STOCKTON – In conjunction with "Pink Friday," the San Joaquin Office of Education today will address the cuts impacting public education.
MUSD buys land for French Camp multi-use gym
FRENCH CAMP – In the not so distant future, French Camp School will be getting a much-needed multipurpose gymnasium.
Manteca High senior planning car show to help ill children
Manteca High's James Keller is an avid racing fan of NASCAR.
Ripon JROTC getting ready for DC trip
Several Ripon High School JROTC cadets are only days away from making a trip of a lifetime to the nation's capital.
Stepping down as leader of the Herd
Steve Winter still remembers the day he first represented Manteca High.
Downsizing district staff saves $800K
In order to address a $23.5 million shortfall, the Manteca Unified school board agreed with more precautionary layoffs at Tuesday's meeting.
Police take anti-gang effort to classrooms
Two Manteca Police school resource officers spent the week at Joshua Cowell School where they engaged students to the dangers of gangs in the community.
Cowell School lists February All Star students
Joshua Cowell School Principal Harriet Myrick has released the February All Stars of the month.
Tonight’s talent show benefits Manteca CAPS
LATHROP - For his senior project, Humza Mansoor hopes to earn money to help the Manteca Community Action Program and Services projects.
Spending $2.2M to save $140K annually for Manteca USD
Coming soon to the Manteca Unified School District: 20 buses designed specifically to service special needs students.
Messer new superintendent
Jason Messer is no longer Manteca Unified's acting superintendent.
Manteca Unified issues layoff notices to 89
Vern Gebhardt apologized for making a tough decision.
MUSD board may buy special needs buses
Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District will meet Tuesday to discuss items affecting next year's budget.
Articles by Section - Education
‘RACHEL’S CHALLENGE’
Hundreds of high school students accepted Rachel's Challenge this week.
Leaky roof repairs for EU, Golden West
Golden West Elementary and East Union High School will be sporting new roofs when they open in August for the 2014-2015 school year.
Sierra High naming office after Arucan
Welcome to the Frederick H. Arucan Administration Building. That will be greeting welcoming visitors to the Sierra High School Administration Office.
MUSD may construct 9 more schools
The Manteca Unified Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing tonight regarding the possible adoption of a plan to raise school facilities fees to meet the expected student-growth impacts in the next 20 years.
THE SELFIE ERA
Poonan Dehal once got into trouble for taking a 'selfie' in class.
‘Footloose’ opens next Wednesday at Sierra
Storm Anderson and Hannah Goe will lead the way in Sierra High Advanced Theater's "Footloose."
West Point, Annapolis or Colorado Springs?
Charles Garcia has a tough decision to make.
MJC honors Disability Services student
MODESTO - Modesto Junior College will honor Bunreth Sok as the Disability Services Student of the Year during the 2014 Disability Services Graduation Celebration.
LANCER ARTISTS
It was a deadly creation – a Plague Bird Mask. But it was this gloomy inspiration which earned Madison Hoffman her best achievement this school year – as in Best of Show.
Lions & Lambs Preschool students complete successful field day runs
Children and parents of the Lions & Lambs Preschool joined together for the school's first fun field day Monday on the turf of the Calvary Community Church on Lathrop Road.
Lockdown drills aim at keeping students safe
An unscheduled emergency "lockdown" drill went perfectly early Monday afternoon at Joshua Cowell School, according to safety personnel and Principal Bonnie Bennett.
Manteca High junior elected regional VP
Isabella Garcia-Mendez was just elected as the Region 1 Vice President State Officer at the Cal-Health Occupation Students of America State Leadership Conference in Anaheim.
Anti-bullying mural going up at campus
Sometimes your art contest entry ends up on a poster.
MHS behind entering final round of Recycling Rumble
The champ is staggered and in search of a 12th round knockout.
HOWLING SUCCESS
Breeaunna Lynn had five of her ceramic works on display at Wednesday's Evening of the Arts.
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