Archive By Section - Education
Budget blues aren’t over
Ninety less teachers, cutbacks in transportation, pay cuts for all school workers and layoffs of support staff from custodians to office staff, and reduced classroom budgets.
Mantecans earn CSUS fall honors
TURLOCK - California State University, Stanislaus Fall 2008 honors students from Manteca are as follows:
Teachers need community’s help
A simple donation of a package of ruled binder paper to a school near you could make a big difference in a kid's education – and the financial bottom line of their teacher – this school year at Manteca Unified campuses.
New herd of Buffalo join ranks at Manteca
Adriel Sarmento didn't seem the least bit worried as he paced the long central corridor of Manteca High School on Friday morning.
East Union High links with freshmen
Two years ago, Jillian Goulart and Frances Telles attended freshmen orientation at East Union High.
Give Every Child a Chance offers safe place for fun, homework assistance and enrichment
Do you know of a place where your child can be safe, have fun and get homework assistance?
Freshman orientation breaks ice for new Sierra freshmen
Bridget Castillo remembered the first official day at Sierra High.
Lathrop High gets ready for its second year
LATHROP – Holding her position in the foyer outside of Lathrop High School, first-year Leadership student Stefania Loreno was eager to hand out information to the hordes of incoming freshman students that were showing up for their first official day on campus.
Espinola is new Brockman principal
Candace Espinola is the new principal at Stella Brockman School.
Mora new MHS assistant principal
Raul Mora was named the new assistant principal at Manteca High.
Coming to the rescue of classrooms
The lack of school supplies in Manteca Unified classrooms is being addressed by two Manteca residents and the members of the Manteca Fire Department.
MUSD board hires principal for WR High
Trustee Rex Holiday of the Manteca Unified School District sees the newest principal at Weston Ranch High as possibly a good fit.
Board may hire Weston Ranch principal
Last month, Clara Schmiedt was named senior director of secondary education for the Manteca Unified School District.
MUSD not happy with Spreckels LL
Spreckels Park Little League officials were surprised at the recent review and evaluation from the Manteca Unified School District on their current recreation agreement for the Brock Elliott School athletic field.
Articles by Section - Education
Sierra High students conduct felony stop
Nate Krebbs and Josh Lee looked every bit the part of California High Patrol officers during a felony traffic stop exercise on Friday.
MUSD recall elections made simpler, cheaper
The word recall was mentioned at a recent meeting of the Manteca Unified Board of Trustees by a speaker in the audience during public comments.
Two trustees trying to remove administrator?
An administrator at a high school in the Manteca Unified School District will remain in his position following a Board of Trustees vote in closed session on Tuesday.
Did trustee cyber-bully WR parent?
As a Weston Ranch parent Alison Ordner was stunned when she believed was slandered, threatened and cyber-bullied when she tried to raise a concern.
Don’t expect MUSD meetings on YouTube
If you have been looking forward to watching the Manteca Unified Board of Trustees meeting live-streamed on the Internet or on YouTube, don't hold your breath.
Got questions? District vows to answer
Parents and other individuals with concerns and questions about the distribution of 23,000 computers to students in Manteca Unified can look forward to Friday when district officials will start doling out answers and explanations.
Were postings by school worker racist?
When is a personal Facebook page no longer personal?
Workshop for undocumented immigrants
MODESTO – The Associated Students of Modesto Junior College (ASMJC) is teaming up with Students United Reaching for Equality (SURE) and Modesto Junior College's International Student Program to host a workshop for undocumented immigrants who dream of achieving a college education.
GECAC offering scholarships
Give Every Child a Chance (GECAC) is once again offering the Service Challenge Scholarship.
Give Every Child a Chance bowl-a-thon set for Feb. 28
The Give Every Child a Chance (GECAC) Antone E. Raymus, 16th Annual Bowl-A-Thon takes place Saturday, Feb. 28.
Microsoft lauds teachers for innovative learning
Tammy Brecht Dunbar and Kristen Messer were selected by Microsoft as Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts (MIE Expert) for 2015 for their excellence in using technology to help students learn and achieve more. Microsoft stated they are "visionary educators who are paving the way for their peers to share ideas, try new approaches and learn from each other."
Manteca Unified may live stream board meetings
With the Manteca Unified School District Going Digital, and its 23,000 students now being armed with 21st-century education tools called Panasonic 3E computers, is a televised or live streamed Board of Trustees meeting far behind?
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
An annual religious event celebrated by St. Anthony of Padua School on Sunday illustrates the role it has played since it opened in 1956 and its mission.
St. Anthony teachers share Catholic education thoughts
Carolyn Cano does not consider her career choice – teaching at a Catholic school – as a job. It's not a venue for earning money. It's not a livelihood. It's not an 8-5 job. It is much more than that, she said.
TECH ROLL OUT
Wednesday was Lincoln Elementary School's turn for the Great Deployment.
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