Every student works to achieve grade level standards,
feels safe and is supported to realize individual success.
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Holiday Photos from Around MUSD! |
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August Knodt Light Parade |
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Brock Elliott Ugly Sweater Day |
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Great Valley Holiday Door Decorating |
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Lathrop High December to Remember |
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MUSD Newly Elected Board Members Sworn In &
New Admin Announced
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Eric Duncan
President and Area 1 Trustee
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Melanie Greene
Area 3 Trustee
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Marisella C. Guerrero
Area 7 Trustee
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Tuesday, December 15, 2020, Manteca USD Board of Trustees swore in its newest elected officials from the 2020 presidential general election. Collectively as a new Board, they voted on new official Board positions and approved many new principal appointments. |
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Congratulations MUSD Retirees! |
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MUSD would like to recognize and congratulate many employees on their retirement. Thank you for your many years of service and commitment to students. |
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East Union's JJ Ramirez Named Sac-Joaquin Section Athletic Director of the Year! |
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December’s Student Board Report |
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The Student Board Members for the 2020-2021 school year submitted a presentation to the MUSD Board of Education during the December Board meeting. |
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Alejandra Arevalo-Mercado, Weston Ranch |
“This past month at Weston Ranch, the students have been working hard to maintain positivity through this hybrid learning experience. The leadership class put on a Christmas tree door decorating contest and a Christmas Spirit Week to uplift students and bring some Christmas cheer. Additionally, the Leadership and Peer Resource classes partnered to organize a “Winter Item Collection Drive” in addition to a canned food drive to celebrate the season of giving back. Teachers are planning on sending postcards to students during Winter Break with encouraging words to keep students going. The students and teachers at Weston Ranch will keep working hard to keep our cougars positive and motivated!”
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“For the holidays, Lathrop’s Student Council hosted two lunch time rallies celebrating a ‘December to Remember’ where many clubs had performances, students enjoyed fun and safe games and activities, and even had the chance to showcase their costumes for the day! Along with these great activities, Lathrop High also hosted a toy drive, gathering lots of toys for children in need, specifically the Washoe TANF organization of San Joaquin County, in hopes of making Christmas even more special for many children this year. With increased guidelines and restrictions, Lathrop High is continuing to adjust events and activities according to the ever-changing environment of today's world. Student Council is constantly working, looking for new ways to keep their campus engaged while being as safe as possible. This challenge has highlighted the creativity of our student leaders and how well they have adapted to adversity.”
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“As the term comes to a close at Manteca High, Student Leadership and Link Crew held a winter-inspired Spirit Week: The COVID That Stole Christmas. It started with ‘Polar Express Pajama Day’ kicking off the week, and featured fun themed days including ‘Ugly Sweater Day’, ‘Jingle Tops and Toes Day’ and finished off strong with ‘Grinch Day.’ Students were encouraged to participate to relieve some pre-finals stress and get into the holiday spirit.”
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Sean Michael Marsh, East Union |
“While many holiday events were put on pause recently, East Union’s various clubs have not stopped in trying to keep positivity high on and off-campus. FCCLA is aiding those in need through their ‘Adopt a Family’ program, which will provide selected families with necessary resources to improve their standard of living during the holidays. Also, East Union's Key Club is continuing its efforts to fundraise for those in need and promoting positive health on-campus. EU is certainly staying strong despite the circumstances!”
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“Sierra High has continued to stay busy with student led activities and community outreach events. The Leadership class hosted a canned food drive, collecting over 300 pounds of food to help restock the pantry at the Second Harvest Food Bank. SHS also joined forces with the Palmer Memorial Support Program to provide donations which are shipped overseas. We will also be participating in two additional volunteer service events in December, including ‘Adopt a Senior’ through the Manteca Senior Center and a toy drive benefitting HOPE Shelters!”
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Sequoia Leadership Promotes School Unity |
Sequoia Elementary’s junior high Leadership team is working hard to promote a sense of togetherness during a time when kids can easily feel disconnected from one another. |
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New Hope Church and MHS Pay it Forward |
MHS hosted a “Pay It Forward” Challenge, allowing faculty members the opportunity to provide some relief for struggling students.
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It’s official: San Joaquin County’s certified results from the 2020 General Presidential Election declare Measure A passed with a 57.66% YES vote! |
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Backed by extensive research, special mitigations allow for in-person music classes to continue, helping to promote the educational and socio-emotional well-being of students. |
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MANTECA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT |
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Superintendents
Dr. Clark Burke, Superintendent
Roger Goatcher, Deputy Superintendent
MUSD School Board
President Eric Duncan, Area 1
Vice President Stephen Schluer, Area 6
Board Clerk Cathy Pope-Gotschall, Area 5
Kathy Howe, Area 2
Melanie Greene, Area 3
Marie Freitas, Area 4
Marisella C. Guerrero, Area 7
Our Mission
Through smart actions and decisions, MUSD will work together using meaningful, measurable and aligned data for all students to achieve mastery of grade level standards in all subjects based on their unique educational pathway in a safe environment inclusive of design, security and climate.
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