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You’ll get ‘All Shook Up’ enjoying Manteca High play You’ve got leather jackets, rolled up T-shirts, blue suede shoes, and motorcycles. Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to “All Shook Up” – the Joe DiPietro-penned Elvis Presley-esque musical currently running at the Dorothy Mulvihill Theater at Manteca High. The production is a joint effort between the Manteca High School Thespian Club, Troupe #1507, and The Visual and Performing Arts Departments of Manteca High School. And while music and the 1955-era the performance is set in take ... 
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Stella Brockman honors character, honor students Character Counts in the Manteca Unified School District. Each semester, many of the school sites from throughout the district honor those students who embody the six traits of the Character Counts program. This includes trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship. At Stella Brockman School, for example, six students in each of the kindergarten through sixth-grade classes received Character Counts awards Thursday at several assemblies. They were honored for their efforts for the second trimester. ...
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Cowell School honors March All-Star students Joshua Cowell School Principal Harriet Myrick has released the names of the March All-Stars. The All Stars are selected based on academic effort and citizenship. 1st Grade, Miss Thiel/ Mrs. Kelley; Kyle Newman, Aiden Garibay, Andrew Moore, Brandon Navarrette, Caleb Watson, Adrianna Valez, Angel Ojeda, Eduardo Pulido, Majed Ammari. Mrs. Florez; Phoenix Anadon, Itzanami Bermudez, Zujey Arambula, Preston Church, Daniel Cavarrubias, Alissa Dias, Angelina Galletta, Oscar Garcia, Faith Johnson, Baldemar Medina, Lysha Nuncio, Marcelle Panelo, ... |
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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. |
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Manteca may ax 68 teachers ificated personnel may lose their jobs with the Manteca Unified School District. Pink Slip Monday – the state-mandated deadline of March 15 for school districts statewide to send preliminary notices to teachers and other certified groups of possible layoffs for the upcoming school year –impacts all schools including the Lindbergh Adult Center. Included among the 68 layoff notices were 37 single subject positions, 10 elementary school teachers, eight Title I instructors, seven Read 180 teachers, ...
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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.
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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. |
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Tri-tip dinner Saturday helps Ripon JROTC RIPON – It’s one of the premier JROTC programs in the nation. And it needs your help in order to make sure that distinction doesn’t go away. On Saturday, March 13, the Ripon High JROTC will be turning to the community for support as they host their annual tri-tip dinner at the American Legion Hall from 5:30 to 8 p.m. The $15 tickets can be purchased at the door, or in advance at Bank of ... |
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School calendar revision Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District last month passed a revised student calendar for 2010-11. |
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17 pink slips + $400K = Ripon budget reality RIPON - Ripon Unified teachers stepped up to the plate in this bad economy opting for cuts that total some $400,000 for their troubled district – knowing some teachers may not have jobs in the next school year. |
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Brock Elliott 6th grader earns ag award LODI — “Select San Joaquin AgVenture 2010” will take place at the Lodi Grape Festival Grounds with nearly 3,000 third graders participating from the Stockton and Lincoln school districts. With everything from sheep shearing to goat milking to presentations on production and processing, this event promises to provide an exciting environment as children “explore the journey from the farm to their fridge”. |
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Planet Party Day awaits sixth graders Planet Party Day is coming. On Thursday, April 15, some 2,000 sixth-grade students of the Manteca Unified School District will receive a lesson about conservation and agriculture, clean air, energy, green innovations, water and recycling. Planet Party Day is an event featuring displays, demonstrations and interactive exhibits, and is being made possible by MUSD, Manteca Unified Student Trust, and the Leadership on Green Initiatives Committee. This day promises to present new opportunities for students in ... |
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Monopoly tourney raises money for scholarships Monopoly is the best-selling board game in the world. Many are aware of the spaces from the game produced by Parker Brothers – a subsidiary of Hasbro – consisting of Boardwalk, Park Place, and B&O Railroad. Or that the dog, wheel barrow, race car, iron, boot and thimble are among the game pieces. But not too many are familiar about the concept of Monopoly tournaments. Kathleen Long, who is the Banking and Finance instructor at ... |
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