USD 383 administrators are working to finalize graduation requirements for the Class of 2028 (current eighth graders). Superintendent Eric Reid and Manhattan High Principal Michael Dorst attended a curriculum...
With school board elections just around the corner, here is what you need to know.
This year, there are four seats up for reelection and 10 contenders vying for a spot. The 10 candidates on the...
This past month, students began taking standard admission tests online for the first time. Most notably, sophomores and juniors took the PSAT.
“There was a big learning curve for the digital...
It is safe to say Manhattan High School has embarked on a new chapter.
The transition of freshmen to West campus, a stunning east wing and over 2,000 students under one roof -- these changes have...
At 10:35pm last night, a heat sensor in the lower E-hall kiln room triggered a fire alarm. The Fire Department arrived at 10:42pm and deemed the school safe, allowing custodial staff to reenter.
“I...
The football scrimmage and team photos Junior Varsity cheer, dance and the football team have been rescheduled.
Due to the extreme temperatures and humidity this week, J.V. cheer, dance...
Besides publishing the annual senior edition of The Mentor in May, the staff of MHS Student Media earned some recognition at the State level.
Manhattan qualified 21 entries to the Kansas Scholastic...
This week during lunch, the Student Council will be holding sign ups for this semester's blood drive taking place on April 5.
“The Red Cross come in and they set up all their gear with the help of...
Due to construction on Manhattan High’s West Campus, some smoke got into MHS’s Upper E Hall this morning.
According to an email to teachers from Barbara Clark, office assistant to Principal Michael...
MHS among many receiving fake school shooting reports
From MHS administration communications
A fake call to the Riley County Police Department on Wednesday morning attempted to...
Julianna Poe, Online Editor-in-Chief
• January 29, 2022
East Campus students were greeted on Thursday morning by two community members who were passing out pamphlets with anti-abortion information, parading an image supporting their cause and protesting through...
Kris Long, Print Editor-in-Chief
• January 26, 2022
Riley County Police Department released a statement Jan. 24 concerning threats of violence on Snapchat directed at USD 383 schools.
“We do not believe these messages are a credible source of...
