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Teens explore health care career choices
About 31 ninth-grade students at Manteca High attended last week's Health Science field trip at Delta College.
Manteca students perform well at HOSA conference
A year ago, local students of Health Occupation Students of America were spectators at the state leadership conference.
Culinary studies twin sisters selected as Rotary’s vocational students of month
Two Weston Ranch High School seniors – with their dad standing proudly behind them – were named the Manteca Rotary Club's students of the month for their achievements in the ROP Culinary Arts class.
Delta College showcases new data center
STOCKTON - Delta College's state-of-the-art data center is emerging as a model for future data centers in the community college system.
Sierra Sober Grad pins hopes on golf
Money has never been a problem in the past for the Sierra High School Sober Grad Committee.
Manteca Unified accepting open enrollment requests
Open Enrollment Request forms will be available at all Manteca Unified elementary schools beginning Tuesday, April 6.
You’ll get ‘All Shook Up’ enjoying Manteca High play
You've got leather jackets, rolled up T-shirts, blue suede shoes, and motorcycles.
Stella Brockman honors character, honor students
Character Counts in the Manteca Unified School District.
Cowell School honors March All-Star students
Joshua Cowell School Principal Harriet Myrick has released the names of the March All-Stars.
MUSD board, Stockton council meet
WESTON RANCH - Manteca Unified School District officials are scheduled to meet Thursday, March 18, with representatives of the City of Stockton.
Manteca may ax 68 teachers
ificated personnel may lose their jobs with the Manteca Unified School District.
MHS Earth Club receives lesson in solar energy from Arco consultant
For more than 25 years, Acro Energy has been delivering solar power to environmentally-friendly Californians.
Sequoia next target for Title I funds to improve test scores
French Camp School has experienced a remarkable turnaround in the short time it has been receiving all of Manteca Unified's Title I funding.
Tri-tip dinner Saturday helps Ripon JROTC
RIPON – It's one of the premier JROTC programs in the nation.
School calendar revision
Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District last month passed a revised student calendar for 2010-11.
Articles by Section - Education
Individual, & collective board roles discussed
The role a Board of Trustee member plays, and how to wield that power – as an individual and as part of the whole – were among the topics discussed during a study session Tuesday conducted by two legal counsels for the Manteca Unified School District.
Tablet distribution nears
French Camp Elementary School and Manteca High School will be the first in the district to receive the new Panasonic computers to officially launch Manteca Unified's history-making Going Digital program.
Mousalimas sworn in as county superintendent
James Mousalimas set out to become an architect.
Manteca Adult School accepting registrations through this Friday
These are busy days at the Manteca Adult School located at the Manteca Unified School District compound on West Louise Avenue, corner of Airport Way. The long line of people seen Friday afternoon in front of the district building complex was just one demonstration of that.
GROWING THEIR OWN FOOD
Students at Sierra High School's five feeder schools enjoyed fresh home-grown vegetables for lunch on Thursday.
Weston Ranch cadets impress at Raiders games
The Weston Ranch JROTC is fast-becoming a fixture at Oakland Raiders home games.
10,500 more homes for MUSD?
Manteca Unified School District is leaping into a tableful of potential challenges and history-making changes in 2015.
21st-century tech at their fingertips
Manteca Unified School District made a digital leap in 2014 by launching the $30 million Going Digital program which puts the latest online technology on the fingertips of elementary and high school students. Armed with that technological power, the students will be better equipped to face the challenges of an increasingly challenging digital world in the work force and in their personal lives.
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.
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