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Ripon slaps $200 a year charge on bus riders
RIPON – Having their kids ride Ripon Unified school buses is going to cost parents up to $200 a year.
Weston Ranch ready for homecoming
WESTON RANCH – At half-time of Friday's varsity football game, Weston Ranch High will crown at homecoming queen and princess.
Five Buffs ace STAR testing
Manteca High wants to be known not just for athletics. Doug McCreath, the first-year principal at the school, hopes that the Buffalo green and white will also signify academic success. He indicated that most folks may only be familiar with the wins and losses involving Manteca High sports. "But we want people to know that academics here are where it's happening," McCreath said on Tuesday. The first to step up to the plate are four ...
Singing the praises of Manteca Unified choir students
Dan Rohovit didn't seem the least bit nervous as he stepped up to the microphone for the first ever Manteca Unified Honor Choir performance that included representatives from all five of the district's high schools.
Cougars heading to Vegas Friday
WESTON RANCH - The Cougars are hoping to go on a roll. But in order to do so, they'll have to first get past Valley Oak League rival East Union High on Friday. Weston Ranch High, coming off a lopsided 44-0 loss to Manteca in last week's opener, will also have to deal with a flurry of activities on tap for this week as part of its 2009 fall homecoming. This year's theme is "Cougars ...
Nile Garden breaks 800; ex-principal loses his hair
Debbie Noceti says she's never dyed her hair. But the first-year principal at Nile Garden School is willing to do just that if her second- through- eighth- grade students score at least 830 in the Academic Performance Index of the upcoming Standardized Testing And Reporting. The school, after coming close in recent years to 800 – that's the target for all public schools as established by the state Department of Education – broke through by ...
School farm corn maze is now open
The pumpkin patch and corn maze at Manteca Unified's school farm is open every Friday and Saturday for the exception of Halloween during October.
PANTHER PRIDE AWARDS
Nile Garden's Panther Pride Award Winners for the month of September.
Manteca High marks 50th anniversary of Schmiedt Field dedication
Guss Schmiedt Field looks just as it did 50 years ago. That's according to Tim Brumley, who scored the first-ever touchdown during the dedication of the Manteca High stadium on that memorable September 1959. He along with Jim Cunningham, Casey Stagno, Wayne Dias, Mike Erdman, Roy Rea, Leon Thomason and Gary Heaton were among those attending the special event honoring the longtime board of trustee. Heaton, in fact, wore his original white jersey from those ...
Lathrop High stadium completed
Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District accepted the final completion of the Lathrop High stadium.
New Haven is guiding STAR for Manteca Unified
At New Haven School, students start at a rather an early age in embracing the Standardized Testing and Reporting.
Garage sale helps yard supervisor
It's an all-out effort in the support of Victoria Marie Martin, 33, a school district yard duty supervisor at the McParland School Annex.
MUSD earns fitness honor
Superintendent Jason Messer, on short notice, received word that Manteca Unified was one of 11 districts statewide to win a "Champion for Fitness" Spotlight Award.
Ag Venture: 4,000 going to school farm
Ag Venture is coming. The free San Joaquin County-sponsored field trip educating third-grade students is scheduled for Nov. 4 at the Manteca Unified school farm. That's one of several Ag Venture field trips planned for this school year, with the other two scheduled at the San Joaquin Fairgrouds (Jan. 20) and Lodi Grape Festival (March 10). All told, an estimated 11,000 from those three events will have a chance to learn about locally grown crops, ...
Manteca Unified, PG&E team up to teach students about stewardship
Manteca Unified's sixth-grade students will soon learn about air quality, recycling, energy, climate, conservation and water.
Articles by Section - Education
8 special ed students march with 79 others in Lincoln School ceremony
It was hard to tell which shone brighter. The shimmering afternoon sun fanned by gentle breezes, or the seemingly never-ending smile on the face of Va Perez.
16 Stella Brockman 8th graders have perfect cards for school year
Stella Brockman Elementary School sent some 115 eighth graders to high school Wednesday night with 16 of them having 4.0 grade point averages for every trimester during the year.
New Haven 8th graders: Next stop East Union High School
Hunter Leonard knew that his tie was straight.
Some levity before start of solemn ceremonies for Widmer 8th graders
LATHROP – Chase Hayes summed up his excitement in a single motion.
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