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University of Pacific begins academic year strong in budget & enrollment
STOCKTON – University of the Pacific is off to a strong start for the 2009-2010 academic year.
Bracing for growth spurt
Weston Ranch has been considered ground zero for foreclosures during the recent housing downturn.
Ripon schools nurse offers swine flu tips
RIPON - Breakfast with the Ripon Unified Superintendent of Schools Louise Nan Wednesday morning focused on concern for a possible flu outbreak in the fall, discussing preventative measures.
French Camp back-to-school attendance up
FRENCH CAMP - Annie Cunial noticed more families in attendance at Wednesday's Back-to-School Night at French Camp School.
Parents unhappy with bus cutbacks
Sandi Larsen is a Manteca Unified bus driver. Her route consists of Nile Garden School and Sierra High. Involved here are two siblings, where the older boy attends high school and the girl goes to the elementary site. "I'm taking the brother (on the bus) but I'm not able to take the sister," Larsen said at Tuesday's school board meeting. The reason for that is the "no bus zone" plan approved last June by the ...
Swine flu subject of today’s breakfast
RIPON - Louise Nan's continuing series of "Breakfast with the Superintendent" promises to focus on the potential for Novel H1N1 swine flu strain that may hit the Ripon Unified School District in the fall.
Lathrop students deploy their green thumbs, undertake Go Green effort
LATHROP - Lathrop Elementary school teacher Sheila Sandoli wrote a garden grant last school year for $5,000.
Ripon High track overhaul added to city’s RDA wish list
RIPON – The money might not be pouring in for the Stouffer Field renovation, but for project coordinator Stephanie Hobbs it's just seeing the concept grow and garner the support of the community that keeps her going.
Manteca Unified saves energy to save money
Victoria Brunn and Kimberly Wright are serving as the Energy Education specialists for Manteca Unified.
Kids forced to walk along busy roads to rural schools
Joanna de Graaf is concerned about the safety of youngsters walking to and from New Haven School.
Volunteers step up to save Ripon’s junior high sports
RIPON – A group of 20 volunteers is making sure that elementary athletics aren't completely done away with because of budget constraints.
BACK TO SCHOOL
McParland School conducted its Back to School Night Thursday evening.
Woodward earns $1,000 from Ports for reading effort
STOCKTON - The Stockton Ports, reigning champions of the California League, will award Walter Woodward Elementary School in Manteca $1,000, for having the highest percentage of participation in the Ports Baseball by the Books reading program, in an on-field, pre-game ceremony on Saturday at 7:05 p.m.
MUSD students deliver the grade
Jason Messer was pleased with the California Standards Test results released a few days ago. CST consisted of five performance areas – advanced, proficient, basic, below basic and far below basic – in English-language arts and math. The state's goal is for all students at all grade levels to score at the proficient or advanced levels in the various subject areas. Manteca Unified is within that goal. "Our CSTs reflect a continuation of improvement at ...
BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT
Parents got a chance to meet their child's teachers during Stella Brockman's Back to School Night on Wednesday.
Articles by Section - Education
Bus drivers learn what to do during hijacking, shooting
Forty Manteca Unified School District bus drivers will take a day off from their fall break vacation to learn what they need to do in the event of a hijacking or shooting incident while on the job.
PUMPKIN PATCH PEOPLE
You know Halloween is around the corner when the bright orange gourds appear on the grassy lawn in front of Nile Garden School.
Tree remembers beloved Lincoln School vice principal
In time, the crepe myrtle plunged into the ground at Lincoln Elementary School will bloom beautiful pink flowers.
More study for land swap
Tesoro 8 plus Union Ranch 9 equals Tara 17.
River Islands Tech celebrates school’s grand opening
River Islands Technology Academy is no ordinary school.
3 candidates to date vying for SJCOE superintendent
The number of candidates for the position of San Joaquin County Office of Education superintendent continues to grow.
Lathrop taking a second look at proposed new logo
LATHROP – If it were a business, the City of Lathrop would have one sharp-looking logo.
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