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Ripon High students go back to school on Thursday
RIPON – Lance Morrow is looking forward to the new school year.
Pilot cell plan: Text messaging answers in class to teachers
Mike Gaston is the seventh- and eighth- grade science teacher at Veritas School.
Four incumbents in Manteca, Ripon districts seeking re-election
Several incumbents on the local school boards will be seeking re-election come November.
Ripon Unified students hitting books on Aug. 5
Some students of the Ripon Unified School District are nearing the end of their summer break.
Four Manteca Unified board seats up for grabs
The deadline is Aug. 6 for qualified candidates interested in running for a seat on the Manteca Unified school board.
Day 1 for new schools chief
STOCKTON – Mick Founts hopes to pioneer a new era at the San Joaquin County Office of Education.
Ripon Unified rescinds most layoff pink slips
A $20 million budget for the fiscal 2010-11 school year was approved by the Ripon Unified School District Trustees Monday night with the most of the layoff pink slips expected to be rescinded.
Manteca water will flow to SSJID office
South San Joaquin Irrigation District may soon use the water they treat for the City of Manteca at the cutting edge Nick DeGroot Surface Water Treatment Plant.
Manteca Unified offices power down for summer
The Manteca Unified School District is powering down for the summer.
Lincoln School meets governor’s 2010 fitness and sports challenge
Lincoln School is the lone representative of San Joaquin County to qualify for the 2010 Challenge Competition of the California Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.
Lathrop High students dive into human body
SACRAMENTO – It's something that we use every day, in multiple ways, and pay little mind to the systems or the intricate network that makes it all possible.
East Union High graduates
The East Union High graduating Class of 2010 consisted of:
East Union students ace ‘Click It’ safety test
Click it or ticket.
Manteca’s best guess: Budget has $5.9M deficit
For now, the Manteca Unified budget for the 2010-11 school year adopted Tuesday is one based on assumptions.
Ripon Unified spends upwards of $300,000 to get rid of Messick
RIPON - It has been more than a week since a state administrative law hearing panel began deliberations on Ripon Unified School District music teacher Terri Messick – determining whether she should be relieved of her position for failing to take the culturally supported CLAD classes.
Articles by Section - Education
Cowell School conducts blanket drive for shelter
The sixth graders at Joshua Cowell School are working to literally send warm greetings to the residents at the Manteca HOPE Shelter. They have started a blanket drive which is their way of taking part in the global "youth empowerment" program called WE Day organized by Free the Children, a non-profit organization.
Five install four MUSD trustees
Four members of the Manteca Unified Board of Trustees were sworn in to office Tuesday night.
Volunteers needed to help needy students
Love INC is a non-profit organization that dispenses hand-ups and not hand-outs. Now, it's the one in need of a hand-up. Volunteers who can provide extra helping hands are needed to help with the additional load it is handling this Christmas.
Drain will be sworn in by math teacher
Ashley Drain, who defeated Manuel Medeiros in the November election as trustee for Area 2 in Manteca Unified, will not be sworn in by San Joaquin Superior Court Judge Tony Agbayani at the board meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 9.
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