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ROP fashion show set for Saturday at Sierra
Students of Manteca Unified's Regional Occupational Program will have a chance to showcase the latest fashion trends on Saturday.
Read Across America: Green eggs & reading
Andrew Andersen and Whitney Ryan performed "Green Eggs and Ham" on Wednesday.
JC Penney sponsors robotics program
RIPON - The Manteca JC Penney store is a $6,500 sponsor for the Ripon Christian High team involved in a robotic design development competition taking place at the University of California at Davis over three days beginning March 17.
Shasta School showcases student talents with show
Shasta School has talent.
St. Anthony School gearing up for table setting luncheon
Have a sundae on a Saturday. Be blessed by St. Joseph. Dine among the honeybees. Feel the breeze with Tommy Bahama.
French Camp School celebrates new multi
FRENCH CAMP – It was more than a school that celebrated the grand opening of a new facility.
CHP shares traffic stop tips at WR High
WESTON RANCH – Darryl George performed his role as a California Highway Patrol officer Tuesday almost to a tee.
MHS girls soccer team kicking for cancer cure
The girls soccer team at Manteca High School wants to kick public awareness for cancer cure to new heights.
ONE SECRETARY, TWO SCHOOLS
RIPON - It wasn't in kindergarten where school secretary Debbie King learned all she needed to know about life, but in her parents' grocery stores where she greeted customers on a daily basis beginning in her mid-teen years.
County board says no to charter school in Manteca
The San Joaquin County Board of Education Wednesday unanimously denied Great Valley Academy's appeal to open a charter school in Manteca.
County board may decide Manteca charter school fate today
The San Joaquin County Board of Education will decide today whether Great Valley Academy can open a branch charter school in Manteca.
CHP shares traffic stop techniques
Officer Angel Arceo, who is a spokesman for the California Highway Patrol, went through the steps of making a basic traffic stop.
BUSIEST PLACE IN MANTECA
Manteca Unified has redefined "fast food" and what it is like to eat cafeteria food.
French Camp dedicating multi Feb. 24
FRENCH CAMP – The Multi-Purpose Building was a long time coming to French Camp School.
Who’ll have to kiss the pig at EU High?
When does a kiss plus a pig equal big bucks?
Articles by Section - Education
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.
Romero new MUSD board president
Deborah Romero, loan officer with Ability Mortgage, is the new president of the Manteca Unified Board of Trustees.
Cowell School conducts blanket drive for shelter
The sixth graders at Joshua Cowell School are working to literally send warm greetings to the residents at the Manteca HOPE Shelter. They have started a blanket drive which is their way of taking part in the global "youth empowerment" program called WE Day organized by Free the Children, a non-profit organization.
Five install four MUSD trustees
Four members of the Manteca Unified Board of Trustees were sworn in to office Tuesday night.
Volunteers needed to help needy students
Love INC is a non-profit organization that dispenses hand-ups and not hand-outs. Now, it's the one in need of a hand-up. Volunteers who can provide extra helping hands are needed to help with the additional load it is handling this Christmas.
Drain will be sworn in by math teacher
Ashley Drain, who defeated Manuel Medeiros in the November election as trustee for Area 2 in Manteca Unified, will not be sworn in by San Joaquin Superior Court Judge Tony Agbayani at the board meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 9.
Lathrop High leadership collects food
What's a better time to give back to the community than Thanksgiving?
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