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Rindels earns two degrees from Biola
Michelle Rindels received two degrees on May 23 from Biola University. She received a B.A. in Journalism and a B.A. in Spanish, and graduated Summa Cum Laude (3.96 GPA). Biola University held its commencement exercises last Saturday at its La Mirada campus.
209 teachers definitely losing jobs
Manteca Unified will issue final lay-off notices to 209 teachers by June 15. The district rescinded layoff notices to another 52 teachers that originally received them in March. The decision came on the heels of more bad news - the loss of $993,000 of state reimbursement of school bus transportation – to push the deficit for the 2009-10 school year to $32,775,000. The deficit has grown from $14 million since December thanks to the state ...
Principal Cook, Class of 2009 say farewell to Nile Garden
The 42 members of Nile Garden School's Class of 200 a were not the only ones saying farewell to their alma mater at their graduation exercises Tuesday evening.
101 Stella Brockman graduates receive diplomas
You had to have a ticket to get into the graduation ceremonies at Stella Brockman School Tuesday evening.
97% of Ripon Christian grads heading to college
RIPON - Ripon Christian High School's commencement speakers, valedictorian Jeffrey Hulsey and salutatorian Lindsay Hannick, have garnered over $100,000 in college scholarship money over four years.
Dad keeps promise to daughter: She gets a Prius as valedictorian
RIPON – Abigail Van Vuren comes across as shy when she meets somebody that she isn't familiar with.
Mossdale principal: ‘Invite me to your college graduation’
Susan Sanders, principal at Mossdale School, made a promise to the Class of 2009. "If you invite me to your college graduation – I'll be there," she said at Tuesday's first-ever commencement ceremony held in the multi-purpose facility. Some 67 eighth-grade students received their promotion certificate, clearing the way for high school. Many here will be attending Lathrop High in the fall. For Sanders, this group established the standards for others to follow for years ...
Brock Elliott graduates 98 at Sierra High
The 98 graduates making up the Class of 2009 at Brock Elliott School received their diplomas Tuesday evening under the watchful eyes of the Timberwolves, Sierra High School's mascot.
Friends end up 1-2 in MHS Class of 2009
Gurwinder Kaur and Charleigh Nygaard have been friends since their sophomore year at Manteca High.
McParland students generate 7,068 acts of kindness
Students at George McParland School showcased their random acts of kindness on Friday. As part of their commitment to Rachel's Challenge – the national program is the legacy of Rachel Joy Scott, the 17-year-old Columbine High student who was the first victim of the April 20, 1999 massacre – they jotted down those good deeds on cards for the past seven months, in turn, creating a link that stretched from the main site on Northgate ...
MOSSDALE’S FIRST DARE GRADUATION
Mossdale School in Lathrop conducted its first Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) graduation on Friday.
From homeless to diploma
The road to a high school diploma didn't come easy for Andrew Ramos. An impoverished childhood ended with him living in a homeless shelter in South Stockton. He was left to find his own way in one of the town's worst neighborhoods amidst thieves, felons, and drug addicts. But he was determined to become more than just a statistic or one of the people he saw on the streets on a daily basis. Friday evening, ...
Top SHS grads friends since 5th grade
Madison Taylor and Marena Rankin have known each other since they were fifth-grade students at Brock Elliott School.
Dyslexia fails to deter Lindbergh Education Center grad
Tonya Mauldin knows tough times. As a third-grade student, she was diagnosed with dyslexia, an impairment of ability to read. But that learning disability was the least of Mauldin's problems. She was homeless for three years, bouncing back not too long ago to earn her high school diploma Friday from Lindbergh Educational Center. "It's been a long road for me," said Maudlin, who was the recipient of both the Lindbergh Faculty Scholarship and the Manteca ...
MHS lists senior award & scholarship recipients
Gurwinder Kaur earned valedictorian honors for the Manteca High Class of 2009 while Charleigh Nygaard is the salutatorian.
Articles by Section - Education
Elementary vice principal promotion is approved by
Ann Jayne, instructional coach at El Dorado School in the Stockton Unified School District, was approved for a vice principal position in the Manteca Unified School District by the Board of Trustees at their last meeting.
Dusty & weedy school site irks neighborhood
A dusty and weedy nine-acre property in the Union Ranch housing development stands like a sore thumb in the middle of toni homes with manicured lawns. Its expansive brown dirt is in sharp, sad contrast to the lush green park next to it bordered by blooming shrub roses.
Manteca teens bake pastries for fair dignitaries
Special pastry treats are going to the San Joaquin County Fair Board and guests every morning at 6 o'clock at their booth near the show animal pens.
Manteca Unified may start vocational fabrication in August
The Manteca Unified Vocational Academy could be starting its next program in August when the school year 2013-14 begins.
Sierra High Class of 2013 confers diplomas to grads
The Sierra High Class of 2013 includes the following graduates:
Give Every Child a Chance graduates youth after they get up to grade level
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East Union High Class of 2013 earns diplomas
The following are members of the East Union High graduating Class of 2013:
Kudos for Great Valley Academy described as ‘model charter school’
Great Valley Academy in Manteca was described as one of the "few (charter school) models that exist" by the Center for Educational Reform.
Manteca High Class of 2013
The following are members of the Manteca High's Class of 2013.
Manteca’s Jason Robletto receives university award
University of Central Oklahoma student Jason Robletto, a modern language major from Manteca, recently received the Liberal Arts Symposium Best Paper in Modern Languages Award from Central's College of Liberal Arts in recognition of academic excellence and outstanding service to the university.
HEALTHY LESSON
A final field trip of the year took 30 first graders from St. Anthony's School on a two-hour fexursion to Doctors Hospital Manteca recently where they learned first-hand the inner workings of the medical facility.
Katie Peters retires from school she helped open
WESTON RANCH – New Vision High School Principal Dr. Katie Peters' life story is the gist that best-selling books are made.
Manteca Unified promotes 8th grade students
The following are Manteca Unified eighth graders who have been promoted to high school:
Lathrop High seniors earn scholarships
LATHROP - The following are awards and scholarships were presented to graduating Lathrop High seniors:
Sierra Grad received 10th Congressional District of California 2013 Merit Award
Jaclyn Mcallaster of Sierra High School is among the 16 recipients of the 10th Congressional District of California 2013 Merit Award for high seniors in Stanislaus and southern San Joaquin County.
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