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Police take anti-gang message to sophomores
Lukas Carroll lays motionless on the ground while a team of firefighters and paramedics – their outlines hazy from the exhaust in the cold morning air – work relentlessly to save his young teenage life.
Manteca Adult spring registration under way
Registration is currently under way for the spring semester at the Lindbergh School in Manteca.
Ripon High could be site of Ripon aerial fireworks
The City of Ripon officials are hoping to conduct a Fourth of July community fireworks celebration at Stouffer Field.
RCHS tackling robotics challenge
A "Robotics Competition" involving business and engineering in Sacramento will involve 22 Ripon Christian High School students from all grade levels.
Manteca Unified open enrollment period starts
Open Enrollment Request forms will be available at all Manteca Unified School District sites starting Wednesday.
Push still under way for RHS artificial turf
RIPON – While the project itself is still in the conceptual phase, Ripon Community Athletic Foundation Design Coordinator Keith Anderson is lobbying hard for the installation of artificial surfaces for both the turf and the track at Ripon High's Stouffer Field.
Portuguese class offered
The Manteca Parks and Recreation Department is again offering a Portuguese class geared for those of Portuguese descent who wants to learn more about their history, or just anyone interested in knowing more about this culture other than festas and bullfights.
Manus savors role as RCS superintendent
RIPON - It's a perfect fit as superintendent of Ripon Christian Schools, according to the man who stepped into that leadership role at the start of the semester.
Ripon Elementary gets black eye just to make new state law work
RIPON - Earlier this year, Ripon Elementary School was among the elite.
List linked to state’s open enrollment law
The Open Enrollment Act was adopted earlier this year by the California State Board of Education during an emergency session.
Charter school appeal filed with SJ County Board of Education
Two weeks after their application for a new charter school was denied unanimously by the Manteca Unified Board of Education, Great Valley Academy officials in Modesto filed an appeal with the San Joaquin County Office of Education.
GVA explains $300K paid to school founder, answers other allegations
Eldon Rosenow, founder of the Great Valley Academy charter school in Modesto that is looking into opening another campus in Manteca, receives an annual salary of $300,000.
St. Elsewhere actor helps launch eco literacy training
Hollywood actor Ed Begley, Jr. brought his star power to Manteca Thursday to help promote environmental literacy.
Oase taks oath of office for Ripon Unified board
RIPON – Christopher "Kit" Oase took his place on the Ripon Unified school board on Monday.
Surplus office space may generate cash for district
For lease: 2,400 square feet of office space. Rent is from 75 cents to $1.15 a square foot, but that's negotiable. You don't have to rent the entire space either. The highly motivated landlord is willing to rent out just a third or only half of the space if that's all that a client wants or needs.
Articles by Section - Education
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Students at Walter Woodward Elementary gathered on the steps of the school's amphitheater, donning new T-shirts.
Individual, & collective board roles discussed
The role a Board of Trustee member plays, and how to wield that power – as an individual and as part of the whole – were among the topics discussed during a study session Tuesday conducted by two legal counsels for the Manteca Unified School District.
Tablet distribution nears
French Camp Elementary School and Manteca High School will be the first in the district to receive the new Panasonic computers to officially launch Manteca Unified's history-making Going Digital program.
Mousalimas sworn in as county superintendent
James Mousalimas set out to become an architect.
Manteca Adult School accepting registrations through this Friday
These are busy days at the Manteca Adult School located at the Manteca Unified School District compound on West Louise Avenue, corner of Airport Way. The long line of people seen Friday afternoon in front of the district building complex was just one demonstration of that.
GROWING THEIR OWN FOOD
Students at Sierra High School's five feeder schools enjoyed fresh home-grown vegetables for lunch on Thursday.
Weston Ranch cadets impress at Raiders games
The Weston Ranch JROTC is fast-becoming a fixture at Oakland Raiders home games.
10,500 more homes for MUSD?
Manteca Unified School District is leaping into a tableful of potential challenges and history-making changes in 2015.
21st-century tech at their fingertips
Manteca Unified School District made a digital leap in 2014 by launching the $30 million Going Digital program which puts the latest online technology on the fingertips of elementary and high school students. Armed with that technological power, the students will be better equipped to face the challenges of an increasingly challenging digital world in the work force and in their personal lives.
A primer on Going Digital
A multitude of questions have been asked about the district's ambitious and record-setting $30 million Going Digital program. They ranged from inquiries about how the $30M price tag was spent and where all that money went, to the far-reaching impacts of the program on such school curriculum programs as the second graders' cursive writing lessons.
MJC applies for degree program
MODESTO -Modesto Junior College submitted an application to be one of the 15 California Community Colleges to develop a baccalaureate degree pilot program.
Teen going to state Spelling Bee again
How do you spell tetanus? Sierra High School freshman James Quiaoit knows. It's the word that won him the title of San Joaquin County Junior High Spelling Bee champion in the seventh-through-ninth-grade division for the school year 2014-15.
Weston Ranch High racism?
Racial tensions that marred Weston Ranch High School nearly a decade ago appear to be cropping up again.
MHS tutoring center takes shape
Jennifer Rodriguez and Braulio Solis are students in the Interior Design class.
Bucket loads of character at Golden West
Students at Golden West Elementary School may or may not be familiar with the works of Carol McCloud.
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