May 21-May 25
Classified School Employee Week "Thank you for all you do, everyday" 
Stuffed Animals Can Make a Difference....
Lincoln sixth grader, Tylor Axtell, has organized a stuffed animal drive to benefit children who need a dose of "warm and fuzzy" during hard times.
When: May 7-May 11, 2012 from 8-8:45am-Lincoln School
Contact Mike Gaston at Lincoln Elementary for additional information 209/858-7320
new or slightly used stuffed animals Flyer
"BEST of the BEST"
The 7th Annual Art Show & Sale was a huge success! Students, families, and District employees all attended the show on Tuesday. The art showcased the finest examples of art from each high school There was a first, second, and third place winner chosen for each category. Many thanks goes to the Anne Talcott for providing the music.
 The New Vision High School basketball team completed the season undefeated!! Playing other continuation high schools and charter schools, New Vision was solid, ending with a 10-0 record. It was the first time in the school's history that a team went undefeated. The team also took first place in the annual continuation high school basketball tournament held at New Vision on February 21st. The New Vision basketball team is coached by Social Studies teacher, Zach Woodward. The team slogan was "Whose house, Our house." SPRING BOER CLASSIC
Our Boer Goat Show was a huge success this past weekend. Thank you to all of our sponsors, exhibitors, student groups, and MUSD. We had the pleasure of showcasing over 100 exceptional boer goats from all over the state.
Please join us next year!
2011-2012 Awards of the Year
***CONGRATULATIONS***
***PLANET PARTY DAY 2012***
   Planet Party Day 2012 was once again a HUGE success! In all, nearly 2,000 sixth grade students attended with 69 teachers and 138 chaperones. The day was made possible by the 24 presenters, 41 exhibitors and 169 volunteers that greeted and helped them celebrate their participation in a yearlong environmental stewardship program. Check out a Video Clip of
"Pucker UP"
During National FFA week, East Union High School celebrated with lunchtime activites. One of the biggest events of the day was, Kiss the Calf! Students participated by casting their vote for their favorite teacher of the year.The teacher with the most votes received the privilege of "Kissing a Calf" during lunchtime in the quad area. This year Mr. Barnes, Social Science teacher was the big winner!!!! 
MUSD Farm-to-School Program
Students in the farm program along with teacher Ryan Costa are busy at work with planting seeds, plowing, digging trenches, and picking crops. The veggies will be sold to the MUSD Nutrition Services Department and then sent to the school cafeterias. During the winter the students are growing cabbage, bok choy, and radishes. During the summer months the farm grows squash, peppers, jalapenos, watermelon, and more. This is a great experience for the students and the schools are benefiting from the fresh grown vegetables as well.
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