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Next cuts: The deepest?
Sacramento's failure to stop the current state budget hemorrhaging means Manteca Unified must now cut $9.5 million for the current school year on top of $14 million in cuts being made for the school year starting July 1.
What do you want to see in next Manteca district superintendent?
The search is on for the position of superintendent at the Manteca Unified School District.
$8M more in school cuts made
Sierra High and the new Lathrop High will continue block scheduling.
McParland bestows Character Café student recognition
McParland School honored its outstanding students for the first trimester as part of their Character Café awards.
Other possible cuts: Science camp busing & ag stipends
Science camp transportation - a $34,760 expenditure - could be in jeopardy.
Board honoring top Spelling Bee winners
Along with the proposed Level II budget cuts, Manteca Unified's board of trustees will recognize winners of the recent Spelling Bee tonight.
Ripon students heading to Obama’s inauguration
RIPON - Fifteen Ripon elementary school students are going to the inauguration of President Barack Obama in Washington, D.C.
Ripon’s need to cut now tops $1.5 million
RIPON – Facing more than $1 million in mid-year budget cuts with another $500,000 expected for the next school year, Ripon Unified is now facing some tough decisions.
Cash crisis looms for Manteca schools
The deepening state budget crisis is going to make it difficult - if not impossible – for Manteca Unified School District to meet payroll and pay other bills through June 30.
Manteca Unified list of possible cuts at $13.3M
The Manteca Unified School District board will only need to cut $600,000 out of the designated Level 3 cuts up for consideration to close a $14 million shortfall assuming, of course, they adopt recommendations made by a 100-member committee.
Cuts on table hit $13.75M
Michael Dodge has been a key figure for the Manteca Unified School District since 2002
Q-15 shrimp feed set for Saturday
It's for the benefit of teen drivers - a special shrimp feed dinner dance set for Saturday night.
Sewer service in works for Lathrop High
LATHROP - The three Lathrop Council members present at Tuesday night's meeting all voted to approve the agreement that will provide interim sewer service for the new Lathrop High School.
Interim solution to Lathrop High sewer problems hammered out
LATHROP - An interim solution to Lathrop High School's sewer and storm drainage problems will be considered by the City Council at their regular meeting on Tuesday.
Lincoln 3rd graders serenade seniors with carols
Debbie Wold has been a Merrill Gardens resident for the past three years.
Articles by Section - Education
Nile Garden School graduates 61
Sixty-one students at Nile Garden School will be moving on to high school.
John Alba bids EU adieu
Knowing people by name is not an easy feat. The challenge becomes even much more daunting and difficult when there are 1,700 names on the list.
Reported gunman triggers campus lockdown
Two academies at the South Stockton campus of the San Joaquin County Office of Education were locked down for about an hour Friday morning when a half dozen witnesses reported seeing three teens - including one with a hand gun - riding bicycles in the area.
PRINCIPAL JOHN ALBA
Numbers are a gauge to measure one's popularity and importance.
SIERRA HIGH CLASS OF 2014
Take pride in being a millennial.
LATHROP HIGH CLASS OF 2014
LATHROP – E.T. used a Speak-and-Spell, an umbrella and a coffee can to communicate with another world.
29 of Park View’s 52 8th graders excelled academically all year
Manteca Unified School District's Trustee Awards went to four graduating students for their academic accomplishments Wednesday evening at Park View Elementary School. Trustee Kit Oase presented the honors to Emily Green, Vikash Raja, Thomas Vaughn and Megan Johnson.
Weston alumnus Jami Myers challenges students not to goof off in high school
Ripon High School graduating senior Tami Myers had a serious message to the graduating eighth graders who are going into high school four years after her graduation from Weston Elementary School.
Lincoln Elementary promotes 60 8th graders to high school
Pete Rodriguez squinted as he focused his black state-of-the-art smart phone on his grandson Jordan D'Amico. The eighth grader was one of 60 students who were on the stage inside the Lincoln Elementary School Cafeteria on Wednesday which was crammed with family members and school and district staff attending the Promotion Ceremony for the Class of 2014 who will be attending high school in the fall.
Inspirational messages, music & memories mark Brock Elliott event
Music, song, and messages of hope and celebration marked the Class of 2014 Brock Elliott School Promotion Ceremony on Wednesday.
Weston Ranch top grad heading next to UCLA
It's hard to believe that Kiran Preet was once a shy person.
Neil Hafley shows what classmates are about
What's the point of having friends if they can't be there to support you?
Bestselling author visits Woodward
The author of a bestselling children's mystery book entertained students at Woodward School.
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