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TUSD projects take shape

Trustees review Pitman sports field plans

Pitman’s current track and field, which runs east and west, will be repositioned to run north and south. In addition to the new football field and track, Pitman will also receive two brand new softball fields on the northeast side of their athletic facility, with the fields facing out toward the school’s current tennis courts. A new practice field for the soccer team is included in the plans as well, and will be located just south of the new softball fields.

Pitman sports field plans — Pitman’s current track and field, which runs east and west, will be repositioned to run north and south. In addition to the new football field and track, Pitman will also receive two brand new softball fields on the northeast side of their athletic facility, with the fields facing out toward the school’s current tennis courts. A new practice field for the soccer team is included in the plans as well, and will be located just south of the new softball fields.

ANGELINA MARTIN

Turlock Journal

Published: Sep 5, 2018, 5:30 AM

The Turlock Unified School District farm, Pitman High School’s athletic facilities and security fencing at several more of the city’s schools will see improvements in the coming year thanks to recent action by the Board of Trustees, who have approved a flurry of project activity as the new school year gets up and running.

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Stanislaus State ranked among nation’s best colleges

Stanislaus State’s Academic Senate voted in favor of a bill that would require students enrolled in all 23 California State University campuses to take one 3-credit unit of any qualifying Ethnic Studies course before they graduate (Journal file photo).

CSUS — Stanislaus State’s Academic Senate voted in favor of a bill that would require students enrolled in all 23 California State University campuses to take one 3-credit unit of any qualifying Ethnic Studies course before they graduate (Journal file photo).

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Published: Jul 9, 2025, 3:40 PM

The Princeton Review has named Stanislaus State one of the nation’s Best Value Colleges for 2025, recognizing the University for offering one of the highest returns on investment (ROI) in higher education.

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