Archive By Section - Education
Three Manteca schools among state’s 484 best
Brock Elliott, Stella Brockman and George McParland schools are the toast of Manteca Unified.
Veggie Express delivers fresh produce, lesson
Ag students of the Manteca Unified School District are experiencing the business side of life on the farm.
Manteca Unified staging pre-show this Saturday at school farm site
The San Joaquin County Fair is right around the corner.
SIERRA JAZZ BAND CONCERT
Scenes from Wednesday's Sierra High Jazz Band Concert conducted in the school cafeteria. The Sierra High Concert and Symphonic bands spring concert is this Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The band awards night is Tuesday, May 16, at 7 p.m.
PREP ARTISTS SHINE
Jordan Jeffery had no idea that his charcoal art work would garner the awards.
EU High JROTC recognizes top cadets
The 12th annual Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps awards ceremony at East Union High on Friday was a swan song of sorts for Carin Martz.
East Union Playbox presents ‘Hamlet’
The Playbox Theatre Ensemble at East Union HIgh School is staging William Shakespeare's Hamlet tonight as well as May 7 and 8 at 7 p.m. in the Playbox Theatre.
Art meets the rubber at East Union High
East Union High art students recently took part in the Vans Custom Culture Contest.
‘Grease!’ is the word at Ripon High starting with curtain going up tonight
RIPON - Ripon High School Performing Arts Department will be presenting the '50s Rock and Roll musical "Grease!"
Teacher deal: No lay-offs, no pay hikes
The Manteca Unified school board agreed Tuesday to ratify a three-year agreement with the Manteca Educators Association covering 2010 to 2013.
Shasta School lists second trimester honor roll students
Shasta School has released the second trimester honor roll.
SJCOE plans free STAR showcase event May 1
The San Joaquin County Office of Education will host its first-ever STAR Showcase on Saturday, May 1.
Manteca Unified cuts energy use by $460,000 in six-month period
Manteca Unified is doing its best to conserve on gas and electrical power.
Brockman’s rising STAR: 808 score
Stella Brockman School took time out to celebrate one accomplishment.
East Union Playbox Theatre ensemble presents William Shakespeare’s Hamlet
The Playbox Theatre Ensemble at East Union HIgh School is staging William Shakespeare's Hamlet which will run April 30, May 1, 7, and 8 at 7 p.m. in the Playbox Theatre.
Articles by Section - Education
Students’ essays, poetry casts light on families, dreams for the future
Diana Duarte is only 9 years old but she already knows what she wants to be when she grows up.
School board to consider GECAC running after-school program in Weston Ranch
The after-school pilot project conducted in spring in Weston Ranch was deemed quite successful. Now, the Manteca Unified Board of Trustees is looking into possibly continuing the program. The issue is how to do that and where to get the money to keep it going.
Nile Garden neighbors insist well water is safe
Florence Luiz was 108 years old when she died a couple of years ago.
Illness not tied into Woodward Reservoir
OAKDALE – Several people that swam in Woodward Reservoir claim that the water made them sick.
Copper thieves hit Nile Garden 3 times in 2 weeks
Two men woke up by the dawn's early light on Wednesday. Both were driving quads.
Hammarstrom selected as SJ Teacher of Year
He was first in Manteca Unified. Now he is the number one in San Joaquin County.
MUSD recognizes budding author, illustrator
The accolades did not stop on graduation day the last week of May for Lawrence Silveira and Noelle Lanser.
Could water-safety issue close school?
Should Nile Garden Elementary School be closed if the water from campus wells is not safe to drink?
Manteca loses out on $15M career ed grant
Manteca Unified and its partners may have lost the grant war. But they are not giving up the battle.
$152 MILLION BOND
A $152 million bond measure has a good chance of being approved by voters in the November election.
Bush Institute selects Woodward for program
The Manteca Unified School District has announced the selection of Walter Woodward Elementary School to participate in the second year of Middle School Matters (MSM) Institute. This second round of schools expands the program to 16 schools, spanning four states, including California, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Texas.
Proposed $186.7M budget for MUSD
The Manteca Unified Board of Trustees tonight will discuss and then consider approving the proposed 2014-2015 budget of $186,741,148. The discussion will include anticipated expenditures to the tune of $197,545,438.
Manteca’s Samantha Placeres graduates from Pepperdine Law
Samantha Placeres of Manteca graduated with her Juris Doctor degree from Pepperdine University School of Law in a commencement ceremony held on May 16.
Woodward 8th grade grad class features 18 with perfect grades
Last week's eighth-grade promotion exercises were a time to remember for 126 students at Walter Woodward School.
East Union posts highest grad rate in county
East Union High School is living up to its slogan: Lancers lead while others follow.
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