This semester, two new courses were added into the Business pathway. Business Communications is being taught at Manhattan High for the first time, along with Internet Marketing, which is a class that after...
Kaitlin Clark, Print Editor-in-Chief
• January 15, 2019
While most students returned to class after winter break, Thespian Troupe 941 was busy performing and learning new skills at the Thespian State Conference in Wichita, where they once again received a gold...
Meredith Comas, Online Editor-in-Chief
• January 15, 2019
The debate season for Manhattan officially ended last Saturday at Garden City, with the team taking high marks for juniors Trinity Brockman and Will Bannister at the T-Speaker KASHAA Debate tournament.
“The...
At the beginning of the semester, Educational Humanities and Composition teacher Jenna Grater assigned her senior students to research a country of their choosing.
The students present them to the class,...
Solving math problems to progress through challenges similar to the CBS show "The Amazing Race" has been a new project in Jancy Radke's math classes this week.
Students are given a paper folded together...
Students next year will have three new classes to gain college credit are coming to Manhattan High School.
The dual credit courses with Manhattan Area Technical College include Technical Math I, Technical...
Students will have a new college-credit option for meeting their U.S. History requirement beginning next year. Manhattan Area Technical College is offering the course at Manhattan High. Next year, however,...
Meredith Comas, Online Editor-in-Chief
• December 11, 2018
Unbeknownst to many students, the Manhattan High science department is host to three CTE pathways that provide students a chance to advance and excel in applied scientific technologies, such as the biomedical...
In light of the new changes being implemented at Manhattan High, students can expect to see certain adjustments made to the Career and Technical Education courses offered at the school meant to better...
Kaitlin Clark, Print Editor-in-Chief
• December 11, 2018
While there is still another semester for the 2018-2019 school year, Manhattan High’s English department is already looking forward to the next year, when many changes will be taking place.
Planned...
From flip pages to cut out and paste for math notes, educational math teacher Jancy Radke takes a turn to student’s typical notes.
Radke started something new with her students last year called ‘interactive...
Through this month the Blue Light Journal, Manhattan High's literary magazine, is hosting the first of several planned writing contests to recognize students and generate content for this year's edition...
