Archive By Section - Education
Parent raising money for more security cameras
LATHROP – Education is a top priority for parents of students attending Lathrop Elementary School. But so is the safety of their young ones when they are on campus.
Open enrollment for Manteca schools coming
All 20 elementary and five comprehensive high school campuses in the Manteca Unified School District will be accepting intradistrict transfer requests for grades 1 through 12, through the Open Enrollment process.
Beijing students perform at Lathrop High
LATHROP - The Chinese cultural invasion Tuesday night at Lathrop High School lasted nearly two hours. The event was met with applause and concluded with an exchange of gifts between the group of young performers from an experimental school affiliated with Beijing Niulanshan and the Manteca Unified School District.
Move afoot to stop deferral of ed dollars
California Assembly members Kristin Olsen (R-Modesto) and Brian Nestande (R-Palm Desert) have introduced an Assembly Constitutional Amendment aimed at stopping the practice of deferring education dollars to pay for other programs and to balance the state budget.
CLEAN AIR ART
Three young artists in the Manteca Unified School District just got an extension of their proverbial 15 minutes of fame.
SPECIAL SWEETHEART DANCE
It was difficult to spot a lonely heart at Thursday's Valentine Day dance.
Cool future for adult school computer room
It will be a cooler summer this year in the Adult Education Computer Room of the Manteca Unified School District.
MUSD must pay taxes or improve Union Ranch site
Manteca Unified School District has a $345,000 dilemma - or at the least, perhaps just a $15,000 dilemma or just about any amount in between. But as of Tuesday night, the Board of Trustees settled on $45,000 for now.
MUSD board approves $86K for Weston Ranch greenhouse
The Manteca Unified Board of Trustees unanimously approved $86,484 in Measure M funds for the construction of a greenhouse at Weston Ranch High School in French Camp.
Manteca High rakes in awards at Academic Decathlon
Manteca High School did it again. The Buffalo team was awarded second place this week among the top three large schools in the 32nd annual Academic Decathlon Competition, making it the second year in a row that the school received the same honor. It was the same story for Tracy High, which won the top honors in the same category just as it did last year. Manteca High, in fact, brought home a Mother Lode ...
From kneading award-winning pies to molding future chefs
After 15 years as a restaurant owner and American Pie Council Champion many times over, chef Bryan Ehrenholm has gone back to school.
Door Blok could reduce classroom entry noise
School sites in Manteca Unified will have an opportunity to examine a product called Door Blok as one possible way to promote a safe learning and working environment for students and staff.
JEANS FOR TEENS
Don't throw those old jeans away! Donate them instead and help make a difference in the lives of homeless teen-agers.
Komure principal retires, plans to teach at National
WESTON RANCH - After six years at George Komure Elementary School in Weston Ranch, Principal Jo Ella Allen is ready to call it a career. But not without a grand send-off from her staff and the school's 980 students.
Ripon, MUSD JROTC teams at EU Saturday
The Ripon JROTC drill team has its sights set on hosting a regional championship in March and a return trip to the All Army Nationals.
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Manteca, Ripon, Lathrop schools set grad dates
By ROSE ALBANO RISSO
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