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Step into the Spotlight On Feb. 16, 2026, the Manhattan High School Dance team hosted an exciting mini dance clinic in the west gym, inviting elementary students to learn the art of dance. Freshman Addison Hanschu led the way, demonstrating a perfect kick for her eager younger counterparts.
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Creating Joyful Memories On Feb. 16, 2026, students from the Manhattan High School Dance Team hosted a mini dance clinic, inviting pre-K and fifth graders to join in the fun. Freshman Rylee Palomo brought smiles all around by giving piggyback rides to the younger dancers.
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Warm-up vibes Freshman Rylee Palomo shares a dance with young participants on Feb. 16, 2026 before the start of the MHS mini dance clinic. The event brought together high school mentors and students from pre-K through fifth grade for a day of choreography in the gym.
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Eyes on the prize During the mini dance clinic hosted by Manhattan High School on Feb. 16, 2026 freshman Rylee Palomo directs a group of young dancers toward the stage. The clinic invited students from pre-K through fifth grade to learn routines alongside high schoolers in the MHS commons.
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Leading the way Students of the Manhattan High School dance team demonstrate a sequence for younger participants during a mini dance clinic on Feb. 16. The clinic focused on teaching foundational dance skills to local students ranging from pre-K to fifth grade.
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Unlocking the Joy of Dance On Feb. 16, 2026 the Manhattan High School dance team welcomed young elementary students to a mini dance clinic in the west gym. It was a day filled with fun as older dance students taught their younger counterparts how to perfect their kicks.
Mini Dance Clinic
February 16, 2026
About the Contributor
Virginia Flickinger, Photo Editor
Story by Janie Hilgers
Senior Virgina Flickinger has been on The Mentor staff for three years now.
Flickinger is the Photo Editor, she organizes the cameras and handles anything with photo archives.
In her free time Flickinger enjoys playing video games, reading and writing.
Flickinger is actively participating of the marching band; she plays the trumpet.
“Ever since I watched my brother in the high school marching band I fell in love with the music and uniforms. I plan on marching at KU,” Flickinger said.
Flickinger plans on majoring in Pharmacy and minoring in Journalism.
“I’m excited to get out and go to college. Lawrence is not that far away but it will be a big breath of fresh air. My independence is something I’m excited to gain,” Flickinger said.