Archive By Section - Education
Economy poses post high school challenges
Things were a little bit easier last year for Paul Bennett.
Electric car raffle benefits science camp effort
Many of the fourth- and fifth- grade students at McParland School were introduced Tuesday to the "quiet coyote."
Shasta conducts career day
Tanya Shepherd is with the Special Education Local Plan Area or SELPA.
Manteca High Winterfest includes crowning of queen
Five juniors are vying for queen of Manteca High's Winterfest.
Lathrop High Winterfest celebration Feb. 1-5
LATHROP - Lathrop High School will be having its annual Winterfest Week February 1-5. This year's theme will be "Spartans Represent!" Featured events will be dress up days every day of the week which include 'Spartans Make the Team' (athletic apparel) and 'Spartans Hit the Books' (Nerd apparel).
WR High students well versed in frogs & snakes
WESTON RANCH – It's the largest collection of native California reptiles and amphibians of its kind.
Learning about law by trial and jury
One vote was enough to sway a guilty verdict in the Shannon Jacobson vs. the State of California mock murder trial.
Manteca Unified ready to meet financial challenges for 2 years
Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District took care of an oversight Tuesday on the first interim report's multi-year projections.
Joshua Cowell School recognizes All Star student recipients for January
Joshua Cowell has selected its January All Stars based on citizenship and academic effort.
Eighth grade parent night set for Monday at Manteca High campus
'An eighth-grade Parent Night at Manteca High is planned for Monday, Jan. 25.
MJC offers free financial aid workshops for college & college-bound students
MODESTO – Modesto Junior College will hold two financial aid workshops – Financial Aid Night for all current and prospective college students on Tuesday, Jan. 26, and Cash for College Night for high school seniors and recent high school graduates on Tuesday, Feb. 23.
Interim report: Manteca Unified prepare for financial challenges
Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District took care of an oversight Tuesday on the first interim report's multi-year projections.
Adverse weather prompts postponement of San Joaquin Ag Venture 2010 until Feb. 27
With more heavy rains, thunderstorm and winds gusting past 40 mph in today's forecast, "Select San Joaquin Ag Venture 2010" has been canceled.
Ag Venture 2010 gets underway Wednesday
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Ripon High stadium effort may receive $200K grant
RIPON – The Ripon Community Athletic Fund might find itself a whole lot richer in the coming month.
Articles by Section - Education
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.
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.
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