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Nile Garden Elementary School celebrated a historic milestone this morning as it hosted the 30th Annual Medieval Faire, an unforgettable educational tradition that has captivated students, staff, and families for three decades. The event, led by legendary 7th-grade teacher Tim Lewis, better known as "King Lewis the Wise," brings history to life in a way that textbooks simply cannot.

More than 150 high school juniors and seniors from Manteca Unified School District gathered last week for the district’s first-ever Career Technical Education (CTE) Business Summit, a dynamic, hands-on event designed to help students bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world careers.

Manteca Unified's innovative Arts Integration Program weaves California’s essential grade-level learning standards into lessons incorporating artistic expression, helping students explore subjects like math and science through creativity.

Lathrop Elementary students set out on a mission to spread kindness, one card at a time. Their goal? To create 500 heartfelt messages for children receiving care at St. Jude’s Research Hospital. In just under two weeks, they didn’t just meet their goal—they far exceeded it, sending an incredible 680 handmade cards filled with messages of encouragement and love.

This March, Manteca Unified celebrated Music and Arts in our Schools Month across the district! 

Manteca Unified is proud to announce that New Vision High School, Calla High School, and Yosemite Community Day School have been recognized by the California Department of Education for their outstanding commitment to alternative education.