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Sierra High School opened on August 29, 1994, with a commitment to student success and building a supportive community. Celebrating 30 years, the founding staff reflect on their shared journey and impact.

Manteca Unified is revolutionizing classrooms with dynamic, flexible furniture to boost student engagement and collaboration. From wobble stools to whiteboard desks, these innovative designs support active learning, creativity, and teamwork, preparing students for the demands of modern education and future careers.

MUSD is transforming its campuses with modern facilities to enhance student learning and prepare them for the future. Through new construction and renovations, the district emphasizes flexible, innovative spaces that support diverse learning styles, funded by community support and strategic investments in education infrastructure.

Manteca Unified's Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) offers students extra academic support, enrichment activities, and social-emotional learning outside regular school hours. With extended school days, diverse clubs, and tutoring, ELOP aims to close learning gaps, foster engagement, and help students succeed academically and personally.

Manteca Unified drives equity and access with tailored support and innovative strategies to ensure every student thrives. The district breaks down barriers through cultural proficiency training, data-driven insights, and a committed Equity Board Policy to create an inclusive and supportive environment for all learners.

Learn more about how MUSD's school resource officers (SROs) are making a positive impact on student safety.

MUSD uses a Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) to provide Tier 1 learning experiences tailored to all students' needs. With a focus on collaborative strategies, critical thinking in math, and inclusive instruction, the district aims to enhance student growth and success across grade levels.

Manteca Unified School District's budgeting strategy ensures every dollar is strategically allocated based on data, community input, and equity-focused planning to meet specific student needs. Learn how this new approach is reshaping educational access and opportunities across the district.