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This February, in honor of Black History Month, Ms. Jeannie Pacheco's class dedicated time to learning about the lives and legacies of influential Black figures in American history.
On the lush tropical Island of Samoa, Manteca High alum Leah Manuleleua made the most of a once in a lifetime opportunity – competing for the Samoan national soccer team in an Olympic qualifier tournament!
Rose Garcia, a 2022 Manteca High alumna, has entered the interior and fashion design scene. After gaining first-hand experience through Career Technical Education (CTE) courses at MHS, she is now making her mark at the furniture and décor store Living Spaces.
From the vibrant celebration of Hispanic Heritage in ¡Soy Asombros! to the impactful collaboration with School Yard Rap for Black History Month, MUSD is creating engaging events that inspire positive reflections on cultural diversity and history.
The journey to high school is more than just a change of scenery – it's a pivotal moment in a student's academic and personal growth.
For Kori Jones, a mild/moderate special education teacher at August Knodt Elementary School, building relationships with her students is the key to their success.
At Lathrop High School, students are adventuring into the realm of video and game design! Through “Intro to Video Game Design” class, students are learning hands-on skills where they blend computer literacy with an artistic twist. For Isabella, this class is changing her computer capabilities while she escapes into the fascinating world of video game design.
To highlight Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Weston Ranch invited a panel of guest speakers who currently attend or graduated from an HBCU to share their insights.