Manson seniors meet with Representative Mike Steele
- Written by Janice Stewart
Washington State Legislator Mike Steele visited Manson High School on Monday May 6th to share information about the award his family sponsors each year, the Mel Steele Memorial Award.
Mel (Mike’s Uncle) was a standout athlete and student who was killed in a tragic football injury while he was a student at Manson High School.
Each year Representative Steele visits with seniors and shares the attributes his family admired in Mel and those that Manson Staff Members look for in one senior student who is awarded the medal and scholarship.
Manson seniors thanked Representative Steele for his work in the 2019 Legislative Session and in particular for his work in securing $400,000 in funds to assist in building an Early Childhood Center on Manson’s campus.
His leadership and advocacy in the Capital Budget process is very much appreciated by Manson students, staff and families.
Manson School celebrates cultures of the world
- Written by Janice Stewart
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Over 400 parents, students and community members participated in Manson’s 2nd Annual Cultural Celebration. Fifteen countries were first researched by students and then aspects of each country’s culture was shared (food, dance, games, art, etc.) with visitors. Each family had a passport (complete with pictures) and earned stamps and chances at prizes.
Two groups of students (high school and 5/6 Options) researched their genetic DNA backgrounds and shared their findings.
Amazing food (courtesy of the Manson food service department – Head Cook Robin Hanson) was served with choices of Italian or Asian themed main courses and desert delicacies: USA apple crisp, Italy gelato, Latin American flan, Swedish vafflor (waffle) , Chinese cookies, Australian chocolate crackle. The night concluded with a World Cup Soccer tournament – Congratulations Team Argentina
Manson Middle School students attend “WE” Day in Seattle
- Written by Janice Stewart
WE Day was a wonderful experience for so many reasons. The organization is all about making a mental shift in thinking from ME to WE.
The most important thing that happened yesterday is that our middle school leadership students participated in a shared experience. At WE Day, they were exposed to problems in the world and empowered to make change.
Maybe more important to our school, these students are motivated to make some cultural shifts within our walls to create this feeling for all Manson students.
Manson Miles Club puts its best foot forward
- Written by Janice Stewart
Manson Miles Club is an 8-week program, offered in both the Fall and Spring, which promotes overall health and fitness for all K-5 Manson Elementary Students, through walking and running laps at lunch recess.
Students are awarded a foot charm for their Manson Miles Club necklace each time they run or walk 5 miles.
Students who join the 50 and 75 Mile Clubs earn a t-shirt, donated by Lake Chelan Community Hospital, Lake Chelan Community Hospital Foundation and Club Max.
This week, 5th Grade Student Hanna Lyman was the first student to join our 75 Mile Club, earning both a t-shirt and necklace token. Congratulations to Hanna! We look forward to seeing many more Manson Elementary students follow in your footsteps!
Manson students visit Microsoft campus
- Written by Janice Stewart
Mrs. Sears computer science class was invited by Microsoft to attend the TEALS (Technology Education and Literacy in Schools) Fair during spring break.
A group of Manson students from the freshman and sophomore classes jumped at the chance.
The trip included a tour of the Microsoft building where all the action happens.
Manson School District 2019 Dia Del Niño / cultural celebration April 30
- Written by Janice Stewart
All student, staff, parents and community members are invited to join the Manson School District at its cultural celebration on Tuesday, April 30 from 5-8:00 p.m. at Manson High School. Dinner will be served throughout the evening beginning at 5pm.
In conjunction with our annual districtwide Dia del Niño celebration, we invite you to join us in the celebration of our children and embracing cultures from 15 different countries. Many interactive activities will be available for you to participate in. Here is just a sample of what you can do:
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Family Photo Booth – for family pictures (free of charge)
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Sample homemade food from around the world
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Learn how to play games from other countries
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Participate in a “World Cup” soccer match on the football field
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Hear about student DNA results.
You may also enjoy listening to songs and watch dances being performed by our elementary students from the Swedish Maypole dance to an Irish Folk dance.
This community-wide family event is open to anyone who wants to have some fun and learn about other cultures. Please join us!
Manson School Board selects 2019 Blue and White Excellence Award winners
- Written by Janice Stewart
Manson School District Board of Directors announced the 2019 Blue and White Excellence Awards winners at its March 25th board meeting.
Nominations were submitted by staff, students and community members.
Award recipients were: High School teacher Susan Sears was the certificated winner and middle/high school attendance clerk Gabby Lopez was the classified winner.
Susan Sears HS Career and Technical Education (CTE) Instructor and Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and Robotics Club Advisor. Her nominator wrote: “Her work and dedication to robotics participants is outstanding. She devotes tons of time and forms solid relationships with her students.”
Gabby Lopez MS/HS Clerk and Varsity Soccer Coach. His nominee noted “He is a humble person, pleasant and most importantly, he collaborates with whoever asks him for help.”
Both Gabby and Susan will be honored at the next School Board Meeting on April 29th and at the Chelan County Education Awards Banquet on April 23rd.
Manson FFA competes in leadership development event
- Written by Janice Stewart
Manson FFA recently competed in the District #7 Employment Skills Leadership Development event.
Members that competed were: Teresa Venegas, Bryce LaMar and Blake Cochran.
In this event students had to complete a job application, cover letter, resume and a thank you note after the completion of a 20-minute job interview.
There was a total of 36 competitors in this year’s event.
England Chiropractic establishes financial awards for Manson Blue and White Award winners
- Written by Janice Stewart
The Manson School Board recently asked community members for nominations of Manson School District Staff Members who have made a significant contribution to the lives of students and/or the greater Manson community.
Aaron England, owner of England Chiropractic, parent and community member contacted the school district earlier this week and wanted to make a financial contribution to those staff members selected for this award. England Chiropractic will donate $500 to each recipient of the 2019 Blue and White Awards to use in their professional work.
Manson School District would like to thank Aaron for his generous donation and ongoing support of Manson Schools.
Nominations for this award are being accepted until March 18, 2019 at noon. You can submit one classified and one certificated staff member. Winning nominees will be announced at the Manson School Board meeting on March 25, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.
Nominations forms are available online at the school district website www.manson.org, in both English and Spanish. If you should have any questions, please call the Manson School District office at 687-3140.
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