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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.
Dr. Seuss Day coming to Manteca Unified
Dr. Seuss Day is coming.
WR High soph in DC this week
Weston Ranch High sophomore Ryan Jones was selected to the National Youth Leadership Forum on National Security in Washington, D.C,. throughout this week.
Articles by Section - Education
CHAMPION SPELLER
Edna Quiaoit was doing some spring cleaning in the kitchen. Suddenly, she heard a voice behind her asking a question.
MJC new Student Saturdays
MODESTO – Modesto Junior College will host two "New Student Saturdays" this spring to enroll high school seniors. The events will be held on March 8 and April 12 with sessions beginning at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. in the Main Auditorium of the Performing and Media Arts Center on East Campus. No pre-registration is required, and attendance and campus parking are free.
CSUS plans conference for women veterans
TURLOCK - California State University, Stanislaus will honor women veterans on Thursday, Feb. 20, by hosting the Women Warrior Wellness Conference, a free all-day event that will include an opening ceremony in the morning, a wide range of speakers on veteran services in the afternoon and a social hour featuring Native American music in the evening.
Manteca Unified may oversee regional vocational education initiative
Manteca Unified is doing something bold in the world of public education.
CHP offers high-risk felony stop lesson
It was a just a mock exercise.
Lathrop High third in academic decathlon
Lathrop High can still be considered a newcomer to the Academic Decathlon competition.
Ripon High JROTC top-3 program at Cal State Drills
The Ripon High JROTC program earned four top-3 finishes, including a second at the Cal State Drill competition on Feb. 1.
MJC offers training courses in warehousing logistics, forklifts
MODESTO - Warehousing and distribution facilities are growing at a rapid rate in the Stanislaus and San Joaquin County area, and these industries seek workers who have the skills to hit the ground running. In response to this growing demand, Modesto Junior College's Workforce Development and Community Education are offering training for entry-level positions in warehousing.
MJC hosts Cash for College Night for high school seniors, graduates
MODESTO – Modesto Junior College is offering Cash for College Night for high school seniors and recent graduates on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 6 p.m. in Glacier Hall 201 on West Campus located at 2201 Blue Gum Avenue in Modesto.
Employers invited to participate in MJC job fair
MODESTO – The Modesto Junior College Career Development and Transfer Center would like to invite area employers with job openings to participate in the Spring Job Fair for MJC students on Wednesday, March 19, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the East Campus Student Center, 435 College Avenue in Modesto.
Four Manteca school trustee terms ending
Elections this year are 10 months away. Four of the seven members of the Manteca Unified Board of Education are ending their current four-year term before the year is over.
Manteca 1st semester honor students
Manteca High has posted the first semester honor roll.
Hut two, a military school?
LATHROP - "We're shipping you off to military school!"
Manteca 8th grader earns state spelling bee berth
Stella Brockman Elementary eighth grader James Quiaoit is making history for Manteca Unified School District this year. He will be representing the district at the State Spelling Bee on May 3.
Manteca High 2nd at academic decathlon
Manteca High had a strong showing in the 33rd annual San Joaquin County Academic Decathlon, finishing second overall during the weekend competition held at the University of the Pacific and Scottish Rite Auditorium.
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