The Manteca Unified School District can meet its financial obligations for at least the next three years. According to a letter that Manteca Unified Chief Business Officer Jacqui Breitenbucher included in the latest issue of Insight – the district’s monthly newsletter that gives a snapshot of the district’s current standing – MUSD is financially sound despite ongoing issues with programs being adequately funded by the state and federal government. In the letter, Breitenbucher points out that this year special education will receive a cost-of-living adjustment of 2.51 percent, while transportation will not be quite as lucky.