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Manteca Unified 8th graders advance to high school - Manteca Bulletin

East Union Class of 2024 includes some 350 grads - Manteca Bulletin

Freitas is re-elected as Manteca Unified board president - Manteca Bulletin

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MUSD may name gym at Lathrop High after ex-principal Leland

Election 2022: Guide to Stockton, San Joaquin County races

Early voting in California starts Oct. 10. Here s a quick rundown of the key candidates, races and issues that will define the 2022 midterm election.

Lathrop Spartans marching on to new horizons - Manteca Bulletin

INSPIRING SIERRA STUDENT

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. INSPIRING SIERRA STUDENT Steele earns ACSA chapter recognition Isabella Steele was joined by her family, Eva, Amelia and Mark Steele, during the Every Student Succeeding Award ceremony. Isabella (Bella) Steele serves as an inspiration in more ways than one. Since the second grade, she’s been with the Manteca Unified/San Joaquin County Office of Education Deaf & Hard of Hearing Program. Now a senior at Sierra High, Steele – she’s the daughter of Mark and Eva Steele – was recognized Wednesday as Association of California School Administrator- San Joaquin Chapter’s prestigious Every Student Succeeding Award.

Cecilia Mendez elected SUSD board president, Eric Duncan named MUSD board president

Bob Highfill San Joaquin Delta College, and Stockton and Manteca unified school districts swore in new board members and elected officers during their meetings this week. On Tuesday, Delta College swore in four new and returning trustees were sworn in on Tuesday night, taking their seats on the governing board for the next four years. Elizabeth Blanchard and Kathy Garcia were sworn in as new trustees after prevailing in the November election. Incumbents Teresa Brown and Jennet Stebbins will return to the Board of Trustees for another term. San Joaquin County Superior Court Judge Jose Alva administered the oath. Steve Castellanos and Van Ha To-Cowell are leaving the board.