What a week for Manson athletes!

On Saturday, Nov. 8, our girls’ cross country team took sixth place in the state race at Pasco, with Grace Walsh bringing home the first-place title!

And yesterday, our Manson volleyball team battled hard at the Sundome in Yakima, earning a fourth-place trophy after an intense match against Lind-Ritzville Sprague.

Thank you to all of our fall athletes for your dedication, grit, and incredible spirit this season. We’re so proud of you! 💙
#WeAreManson #FallSports

Volleyball photo credit: Jenna Rahm
21 days ago, Manson School District
Grace Walsh hold state champion sign.
Manson runner in pack of other runners at state race.
Manson volleyball team high fives between matches.
Phinley Teague spikes ball over the net at state tournament.
Volleyball team poses with fourth-place trophy.
Preparing for Winter Weather

When snow or ice is in the forecast, here’s what to expect at Manson schools:

Our maintenance team will clear and salt main entrances and walkways first — by 7:15 AM at both schools. Please use the main entrances until all areas are treated, wear shoes with good traction, and be careful on slick spots. If you notice an area that needs attention, let the office or maintenance team know.

Thank you for helping us keep our campus safe during winter weather!


23 days ago, Manson School District
Man in a red coat making a snowball.
We had a wonderful morning celebrating veterans at our annual Veterans Breakfast on Monday. It's a great opportunity for learning and fellowship, and we look foward to hosting again next year! #WeAreManson #veteransday #thankyou
24 days ago, Manson School District
Veteran and student enjoy breakfast.
A group of veterans pose with stdents at Veterans Day Breakfast.
Three students share stories with veterans.
A table full of veterans enjoy breakfast.
More veterans and students have breakfast.
Students share a meal with veterans.
Thank you to all who have served.
24 days ago, Manson School District
Veterans Day image of saluting soldier.
State Bound! 🏐

Our Manson Volleyball Team is headed to the State Tournament in Yakima!

These athletes have worked hard all season, showing dedication, passion, and spirit. Today we celebrated them with a special send-off, and tomorrow they’ll hit the road to represent Manson with pride.

Let’s cheer them on as they take the court at State — go Trojans!

#WeAreManson #MansonPride #GoTrojans #StateBound #Volleyball
25 days ago, Manson School District
Manson volleyball team.
On November 5, Manson High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) attended the North Central Region FBLA Fall Leadership Conference at Wenatchee Valley College. Students were inspired by a keynote speaker who challenged them to elevate their leadership and think like future business professionals.

Throughout the day, members attended a variety of workshops ranging from “How to Build Your Professional Network” to “Parliamentary Procedure.” These experiences helped students strengthen their skills and prepare for upcoming competitions.

Our FBLA members are now hard at work getting ready for the FBLA Winter Leadership Competition on January 31 at Eastmont High School.

#WeAreManson #MansonFBLA #FutureBusinessLeaders
25 days ago, Manson School District
FBLA Fall Conference 2025

Get the latest District news in our November Manson newsletter at https://5il.co/3s49i

28 days ago, Manson School District
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Best of luck in Pasco tomorrow, Manson runners!
Our cross-country team got an enthusiastic send-off from the Elementary School yesterday—thanks, students, for the cheers.
How fast is this crew, you ask? So fast it’s nearly impossible to snap a non-blurry photo of them!

#WeAreManson #GoTrojans #CrossCountry
28 days ago, Manson School District
X country send off
Girls cross country team, high fiving elementary students in the hall.
Cross country coach Jeff England.
Students at Manson High School attended a club fair to learn more about opportunities to participate and get involved with the different ASB clubs.
29 days ago, Kamie Kronbauer
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Congratulations to the Manson Trojans Volleyball Team!
Several of our athletes earned Central Washington B League honors this season— way to represent Manson!

Player of the Year: Phinley Teague

First Team All-League:
Bailey Evans
Isabella Wisdom
Kailani Cruz

Second Team All-League:
Karly Naranjo
Kayden Koth

Well done, ladies!
#WeAreManson #MansonVolleyball #leaguehonors
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
Phinley Teague
Bailey Evans.
Isabella Wisdom.
Kailani Cruz.
Karley Naranjo.
Kayden Koth.
MS students and staff had fun dressing up last week with a costume contest assembly led by MS ASB on Thursday.
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
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GEAR UP has had a busy and exciting fall!

Our students have been hard at work (and having fun) exploring their futures through a variety of activities — from field trips to career and college fairs, a campus tour of WSU, and Kids in the Creek, to our Friday Learning Lounge sessions.

The GEAR UP team has also been supporting seniors in Mrs. Koth’s Career Choices class as they take big steps toward their goals — applying to colleges, trade, and technical programs, and learning about financial aid options to help make their post-graduation dreams a reality.

We’re proud of the effort and enthusiasm our students have shown this fall!

#WeAreManson #GEARUP #CollegeAndCareerReady #StudentSuccess #FutureFocused #WSU
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
Students strap a dummy patient to a backboard.
Students stand by an ambulance and answer questions with a paramedic.
Manson students overlook WSU's football field.
Four Manson high school girls dressed in waders near the river bank.
Manson students standing in the Entiat river to study fish.
What an incredible day yesterday for Manson Cross Country — ALL SEVEN Manson girls have qualified for State!

Congratulations to Grace Walsh, Kathrin Zhuk, Yari Villasenor, Eleena Zhuk, Samantha Willoughby, Amelia Schoenwald, and Lainey Coltman.

And let’s hear it for our Manson boys team, with three runners also heading to State!

Well done, Jacob England, Ryker England, and Joel Christensen.

Way to represent, Trojans! #WeAreManson #StateBound #GoTrojans #CrossCountry
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
Girls Cross COuntry team runngin at district meet.
Boys cross country team at district meet.

Día de los Muertos | Day of the Dead | Nov. 1-2, 2025

Tomorrow, we honor Día de los Muertos, a Mexican tradition that celebrates the lives and memories of loved ones who have passed away.
Manson students learned about the history, art, and cultural significance of the holiday this week, and concluded their studies by enjoying delicious Pan de Muerto.

¡Feliz Día de los Muertos!

#DiaDeLosMuertos #WeAreManson

about 1 month ago, Manson School District
Three girls enjoy Pan de Muerto.
Box of fresh Pan de Muerto sits on a desk.
A classroom full of kids in Halloween costumes enjoy pan de muerto.
Two students enjoy pan de muerto in their Halloween costumes.
Dia de los muertos poster.
Bus #10 Has Arrived!

We’re thrilled to welcome Bus #10 - a 2025 Bluebird - to our fleet! This new addition is packed with powerful features and cutting-edge safety technology:

⚙️ Performance & Power
6.7L Cummins motor paired with an Allison 3000 automatic transmission
Bendix King disc brakes on all four wheels
Variable exhaust system for added braking power on canyon descents

🛡️ Safety First
2 interior cameras + 1 stop paddle camera
Safety interlock ensures brakes won’t release until the main door is fully closed

❄️ Winter Ready
Equipped with drop-down chains to handle the upper and outer canyons during winter months

💡 Modern Design
Full LED lighting, including headlights
77-passenger capacity for comfortable, efficient transportation

Big shoutout to the talented design and build team:
Shop Lead: Steve Artson
Transportation Lead: Doug Davidson
Transportation Mechanic: Travis Sweeney

Welcome to the road, Bus #10!
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
Front image of Bluebird Bus #10
View of bus driver's seat and dashboard.
Interior shot of bus school bus seats.
Drop down chains beneath a bus.
First graders had a blast investigating pumpkins yesterday!
Even though their pumpkins were the same size, they were surprised to discover that one had about 580 seeds, while the other had only 310. After some research, they learned that pollination plays a big role in how many seeds a pumpkin produces.
It was a messy, hands-on, and super fun day of learning in first grade!
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
A boy and girl calculate the height of their pumpkins.
Students count pumpkins seeds by sorting them into groups of 10.
A table full of students ready to study pumpkins.
Manson School District is now offering daily bus routes to the Boys & Girls Club at the Lake Chelan Community Center.

This new route makes it easier for Manson families to access the before- and after-school programs available Monday–Thursday.

✅ Elementary families: If you’d like your student to ride this route, please contact the school office to update your transportation form.
✅ Middle & High School students: You can hop on Yellow Route 1 after school to access the Club.

We’re thrilled to partner with the Boys & Girls Club to give our students even more opportunities to learn, play, and grow!

#BoysAndGirlsClub
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
New bus option to the boys and girls club.
Rain? No problem! Our Outdoor Club braved a chilly Friday to tackle the four-mile Elephant Head Trail recently, and spirits were high the whole way. Afterward, they warmed up with a well-earned lunch at Local Myth Pizza.

Fun fact: our foreign exchange student from Italy gave Local Myth an 8.5/10 — high praise from a true pizza expert! 🍕 🇮🇹

#WeAreManson #outdoorclub #hiking #pizza

about 1 month ago, Manson School District
Outdoor Club poses on Elephant Head hiking trail.
Line of students hiking up Elephant Head trail.
View of Lake Chelan and Wapato Point from Elephant Head.
Students pose at the top of Elephant Head with Lake Chelan in the background.
Two girls pose on a rock on the hike to Elephant Head.
Outdoor Club advisors Kate Sorenson and David Olson pose on Elephant Head trail.
Manson students stand in front of Local Myth Pizza after a hike.
Yesterday, Mrs. Phelps’ fifth-grade class enjoyed a walking field trip to Chelan Valley Farms. Students explored the beauty of the season while discovering how agriculture shapes our community. From pumpkins and grapes to sheep, soil, and plant cycles, students learned firsthand about natural resources, ecosystems, and the important role farmers play in our lives.

Hands-on learning brought science and social studies lessons to life, inspiring curiosity and real-world connections.
Students also learned about farming safety and what motivates local farmers to do what they love.
Thank you, Chelan Valley Farms, for welcoming us, sharing your knowledge, and showing how our community works together to grow and thrive.

What a wonderful day of learning, teamwork, and appreciation for the beauty of fall in the Chelan Valley! 🍁

#WeAreManson#ChelanValleyFarms #CommunityPartnership #HandsOnLearning #FifthGradeAdventures
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
Students sit on hay bales at Chelan Valley Farm.
Students listening to a farmer talk about apples.
Students petting a farm dog.
Farmer talks to students while they sit at picnic tables.
Group of fifth graders posing for a photo on the lawn of Chelan Valley Farms.
Students walk through the orchard.
Students working with Mrs. Helleson are learning about the 7 Habits as part of our Leader in Me program. Our middle school students worked together on a puzzle activity to reinforce Habit 2: Begin With the End in End in Mind. This habit teaches students to start with a clear vision of their goals and make intentional choices to get there. Learning to “begin with the end in mind” helps middle schoolers see how their daily actions—both in and out of the classroom—shape who they are becoming. It encourages them to think ahead, stay focused, and take ownership of their future success.
about 1 month ago, Manson School District
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