Manson 9th graders had a fantastic visit to Central Washington University, sponsored by Gear Up. Students toured campus tour, enjoyed awesome food, experienced the very cool planetarium and even spotted some Manson alumni along the way. Experiences like these help students start imagining their future after high school!
4 days ago, Kamie Kronbauer
Manson 9th grade at CWU
Manson 9th grade at CWU
Manson alumni at CWU
Manson 9th grade at CWU
February is CTE Month!

Career & Technical Education programs give students hands-on, real-world learning experiences that build skills for college, careers, and beyond. From industry certifications to leadership opportunities, CTE empowers students to discover their passions and graduate future-ready.

Thank you to our incredible CTE teachers and students for the innovation, creativity, and hard work you bring to our schools every day! #WeAreManson
4 days ago, Morgan Thornton
Collage of Manson CTE teachers on a beige & blue background, accompanied with the CTE Month logo. Text that reads "Thank you, CTE teachers!"
Manson High School was selected as the smallest school in a highly competitive field to receive a $100,000 grant from Microsoft, a major recognition of our school and staff! A team of Manson teachers and administrators recently traveled to the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington to attend the AI conference and grant-kick off event! With this grant, Manson will develop a project focused on building student responsibility, resourcefulness, and resilience with AI as a support tool in high school. Manson’s goal is to prepare graduates to use AI ethically, safely, and responsibly as part of their future education, careers, and daily life!
5 days ago, Kamie Kronbauer
Manson staff at Microsoft
Last week's Talent Show at Manson Elementary was awesome! Thank you Mrs. Whitney for organizing this event and inspiring our students. Each 4th and 5th grade performer was so brave and talented. Many different styles of dances were performed, several instruments were beautifully played; a science experiment was masterfully conducted; and the event was hosted by the one and only Owen Steiner (5th grade) who shared classic knee-slapping jokes between performances. What a fun night. Below are a few pictures of just some of our performances.
8 days ago, Ben Riippi
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Manson School District buildings will be closed on Monday, February 16, in observance of the President's Day holiday.
See you on Tuesday, February 17th!
8 days ago, Morgan Thornton
Illustrated image of the White House with text that reads "we will be closed for president's day. See you Tuesday, February 17th!"

HAPPY VALENTINES WEEKEND! This last week our amazing PTAC volunteers took over the Elementary cafeteria to bake and frost over 1000 Valentines cookies. Special thank you to Marissa for leading this and all the other volunteers who came out.

10 days ago, Ben Riippi
Marissa Ascanio - THANK YOU!!
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Shout to Bobby Hanson for responding to all district maintenance requests, driving busses, subbing for day and night custodians, taking care of our grounds, and working on his student teaching.
11 days ago, Ben Riippi
Bobby Hanson
Fueling our students with flavor and nutrition this week at Manson Schools! 🍎🥦

Elementary students enjoyed a fan favorite, Teriyaki Dippers, while all campuses stayed stocked with our fresh fruit & vegetable bars packed with colorful, crisp options. At the secondary school, our kitchen team whipped up 300 homemade chocolate cream pies for a sweet Valentine's Day treat!

Great meals, happy students, and lots of school pride in every bite. 💙 #WeAreManson
11 days ago, Morgan Thornton
Collage of photos showing, teriyaki dippers (left), chocolate cream pies (top right), and the fruit & veggie bar (bottom right).
Manson Ag Science class travelled to the Tri Cities area visiting Goose Ridge Estates, WSU Viticulture and Enology program and Three Rivers Convention Center on February 10th to learn about careers in the Ag and Viticulture Industry.
11 days ago, Kamie Kronbauer
At Science field trip.
Ag Science field trip
Ag Science field trip
Ag Science field trip
Today 23 of our amazing middle school students were recognized for showing high growth in both reading and math from fall to winter based on their STAR assessment at an assembly. Every middle schooler cheered loudly as their peers were recognized. 79% of our students showed high growth in math or reading! Great things continue happening in Manson.
12 days ago, Manson School District
high growth
Thank you to our amazing custodial team for ALL the work you do to support our students and staff. During Hope Week Juan went above and beyond to set up events and continued his work to keep our facilities looking great!
12 days ago, Manson School District
Man with hot chocolate
We're in search of a head custodian. Are you the right person for the job?

The Head Custodian provides leadership for the building custodial staff and performs a variety of tasks involving general care of buildings and grounds, including cleaning, repairs, and maintenance. You'll help ensure that our students and staff have a safe, attractive, comfortable, clean, and efficient place in which to learn, play, work, and develop.

Submit your application today at https://www.manson.org/o/msd/page/job-opportunities .

#WeAreManson #employment #jobs
15 days ago, Manson School District
Man uses a drill to secure door hardware.
Last night was the first of four nutrition nights provided by WSU nutrition expert. Families learned healthy shopping, tips, received recipes and sampled a delicious turkey chili made in a crockpot.
19 days ago, Manson School District
nutrition
If you received a CNEEB in the mail and haven’t returned it yet, please take a moment to do so.

Why it matters: completed CNEEBs help our school qualify for important state and federal funding that supports meals, classroom programs, staffing, transportation, and more. Even if you think you don’t qualify, every form counts and directly benefits students and schools.

It’s quick, confidential, and makes a real difference. Thank you for helping support our students and our school community!
19 days ago, Manson School District
CNEEB Information
CNEEB Spanish
During Manson Millionaire Week, students explored the names and values of coins through hands-on activities. Here they are sorting coins and proudly showing off their piggy banks—future financial whizzes in the making! 💰

#WeAreManson #financefun #futuremoneygrowers
20 days ago, Manson School District
TTK students pose with their paper piggy banks.
Overhead view of students counting coins on a rug.
View of students counting coins on a rug.
Piggy banks an d coin rhymes on a bulletin board
Our February newsletter is now available at https://aptg.co/4NZ8dg .
Click on the link to see "what's news" in Manson!
21 days ago, Manson School District
Manson monthly newsletter.
Happy National School Counseling Week!

Feb. 2–6, we celebrate the valuable impact of school counselors everywhere. This year’s theme, “School Counselors Amplify Student Success,” shines a light on the vital role counselors play in supporting student well-being, career planning, and academic success.

We’re grateful for our Manson counselors Zach Phelps, Kayla Helleson, and Jim Broome—thank you for all you do to help our students thrive every day! 💙

#WeAreManson #NationalSchoolCounselingWeek #SchoolCounselorsAmplify #StudentSuccess
21 days ago, Manson School District
Manson school counselors.
👏 Perfect Attendance Shout-Out! 👏 Huge congratulations to our middle school students who achieved perfect attendance and zero tardies during first semester: 🎉 Jaki E 🎉 Harper H 🎉 Adam P 🎉 Audrey P 🎉 Trenton U Research shows that showing up every day makes a big difference, both academically and social-emotionally. We are incredibly proud of these students for their dedication, consistency, and hard work each and every day!🌟📚
21 days ago, Manson School District
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A wet and rainy Monday didn't stop these leaders from cleaning up our campus. The Habit Helpers at Manson Elementary are servant leaders!
22 days ago, Ben Riippi
Habit Helpers

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) empowers students to become confident, career-ready leaders through competitions, conferences, and real-world business experiences. At the North Central Region FBLA Leadership Conference on January 31, 2026, our members showcased their talent, professionalism, and hard work—and the results speak for themselves!

We’re proud to recognize the following award winners, who will advance to the Washington State FBLA Leadership Conference in April:

Accounting – Rylee Winters (1st), Jhanet Mendoza (4th)
Advanced Accounting – Rylee Winters (1st)
Business Communication – Rylee Winters (1st)
Intro to Business Communication – Paloma Fraire (3rd)
Project Management – Yaritza Villasenor (5th)
Data Analysis – Amelia Sivertson (1st)
Impromptu Speaking – Damon Christensen (4th)
Intro to Business Presentation – Eduardo Osorio (6th)
Intro to Social Media Strategy – Katie Coltman & Shamia Portillo (1st)
Intro to Public Speaking – Kaylee Knapp (1st)
Job Interview – Amelia Sivertson (2nd)
Graphic Design – Kailani Cruz (3rd)
Supply Chain Management – Monse Izazaga, Paloma Fraire & Joselin Osorio (1st)
Social Media Strategies – Yaritza Villasenor & Monse Izazaga (5th)

Congratulations to all our competitors—we can’t wait to see you shine at State!

#WeAreManson #FBLA #TrojanPride

22 days ago, Manson School District
FBLA Winter Leadership Conference 2026