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Schools
Monday, January 05, 2009
An education community

Manhattan is served by the Manhattan-Ogden School District, otherwise known by its rather bureaucratic name of the Unified School District (or "USD") 383.

Surrounding areas include the Riley County district, the Rock Creek district, the Wamego district and the Blue Valley-Randolph district. District assignment -- and individual school assignments within districts -- generally depend on where you live.

There are also private schools in Manhattan, including the Manhattan Catholic schools and the Flint Hills Christian school. This section of the website includes reference information -- such as test scores and building inspections -- plus some news stories related to schools.


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Want to see what you're getting into in attending a USD 383 school? Check it out. You'll be impressed.
Published 5/19/2008
Flint Hills Christian School announced its first semester honor roll students:
Published 1/13/2008
A Fort Riley elementary school has shown that schools with high levels of racial and ethnic diversity can be academically successful.
Published 11/21/2007
Walking into Amanda Arnold Elementary School's suite for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), you might see students working with a speech pathologist, on a computer, or pointing to words that mean different places around a chair.
Published 10/24/2007
The Manhattan-Ogden public school system has eight elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. This page includes telephone numbers for schools and important enrollment information.
Published 2/3/2004
The Board of Education has regular meetings on the first and third Wednesday of each month (unless otherwise announced).
Published 2/10/2004
Check out Health Department inspections of Manhattan-area schools.
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