Congratulations to our 8th graders for all of their outstanding accomplishments! Their resiliency and determination has prepared them to soar in high school! Well done, Class of 2029!
Manson Class of 2025 had a busy day preparing for graduation, hanging the class picture, enjoying a BBQ and walking through the elementary!
Our sixth graders are exploring new ecosystems and activities for their three day outdoor education experience at Camp Kirby on Samish Island in Western Washington. A huge thank you to the teachers and parents for their leadership and support. This experience was funded by an outdoor schools grant that we received last year.
What a great day for our tennis team!
Girls Team first in State!
Boys Team second in State!
Ben Rasmusson singles State Champion!
Stella Petersen/Brynn Williams doubles second place!
Cavan Willard/Jacob England doubles second place!
Aaliyah Torres/Karly Naranjo doubles third place!
Kayden Koth/Addie Richmond doubles fourth place!
Big thanks to our coaches Kate, Jordan, Tara, Alex, Don, and our photographer David.
Also, a big thanks to Harmony Meadows for their support!
Mrs. Schramm's middle school art class completed their self-portraits in May.
On May 14, Manson Elementary welcomed a very special guest—The Tooth Fairy! Kindergarten, first, and second-grade students gathered for a fun and educational assembly presented by Delta Dental, in partnership with the School Nurses of Washington (SNOW).
The Tooth Fairy Experience is a unique program designed to teach young children about the importance of good oral hygiene. With more than 50% of all third graders having experienced tooth decay, early education is key. As students begin to lose baby teeth and grow permanent ones in these early grades, learning proper dental care habits now helps ensure healthy smiles for life.
The 30-minute assembly kept students engaged with dental health puppets, tooth science experiments, proper brushing techniques, and fun facts about teeth. A highlight of the program was a special reading of a book written just for this initiative—and of course, the appearance of the Tooth Fairy herself delighted the young audience!
To cap off the event, students received dental care items to take home, reinforcing the importance of maintaining a daily dental routine.
We’re grateful to Delta Dental and SNOW for bringing this meaningful and magical experience to our school!
We’re excited to announce that Manson’s new Early Learning Center (ELC) has received its very own Automated External Defibrillator (AED), thanks to a generous grant from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI).
Jonah Schill from Lake Chelan EMS delivered the device in May to school nurse Michelle Rogge at Manson Elementary. This AED was installed promptly in the ELC, bringing our district-wide total to seven AEDs—including three that travel with athletic teams—significantly enhancing our emergency preparedness.
We extend our sincere thanks to OSPI for their support and to Lake Chelan Health/EMS for their ongoing partnership in helping us secure and install this life-saving equipment.
Together, we’re building a safer learning environment for every student.
Freshmen powered up their day at Rocky Reach Dam ⚡️💧—learning about clean energy & future careers with Chelan PUD! 🔌🌱👷♂️ #WeAreManson
Manson School District submitted 12 buses and six staff vehicles for inspection through the WA. State Patrol today. We had a 100% success in passing all vehicles. Lieutenant Brandon Drye, who was inspecting along with his officers, left a kind note on the district's success, Manson Transportation Mechanic and Bus Driver Travis Sweeny noted.
“In my 13 years with Manson, this is our best outcome on an inspection. I would like to thank our whole team for this success. Let's continue to take pride in our work as it really showed today!” Thanks, Travis and team! #WeAreManson
