Having more school events other than sport events can increase the chances of more kids engaging in school events and activities schools would host for the students, students at events can find others...
Last November, voters selected four members to the school board: Kriston Brighton, Curt Herrman, Katie Allen and Greg Hoyt. With Allen and Hoyt being new to the school board, we wanted the student body...
Lasirra Hines, Blue M Editor-in-Chief
• September 14, 2021
The cast list for the upcoming play “To Gillian On Her 37th Birthday” was released Sept. 3. The play has been double-cast, meaning there are two separate actors for one role who will be performing...
Four select Manhattan High band students joined the rest of the performing music department last weekend in Wichita for the KMEA All-State conference where kids auditioned to participate in high-level...
Three Manhattan students qualified for the state science fair in Wichita after competing in the Wamego Science fair on Saturday.
Senior Alexis Schlieper entered the event through the University...
Manhattan High School’s Red Cross plans to learn more about the medical procedures and practices of firefighters by visiting the Headquarters Fire Station on Denison Avenue this Wednesday during Advisory.
“[We’re...
Madison Ritz, Blue M Student Life Editor
• January 27, 2020
Students from both middle schools gathered at Manhattan High Tuesday for Explore CTE Day. This event focused on Career and Technical Education, students from MHS's different CTE pathways helped eighth...
The spring musical has been in production for weeks now, as students, along with the two directors of the musical Chad Pape and Virginia Pape are preparing for the first showing in February.
Rehearsals...
With its staple bright orange, blown glass Chihuly chandelier hanging from the ceiling, The Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art has been an important part of the local community, providing individual...
Meredith Comas, Print Editor-in-Chief
• November 18, 2019
The Manhattan High chapter of National Honors Society is in for an eventful end of first semester, starting this weekend by doing a can drive for local food pantries, along with raking leaves for staff...
"We want your blood."
That's what the signs around school have said over the past few weeks. But it wasn't not vampires, it was Student Council advertising the fall edition of the twice-annual...
