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Thursday, May 17, 2012
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.


Flint Hills Christian (K4-12)
http://flinthillschristianschool.org/
3905 Green Valley Road, 776-2223

Oak Grove
3115 Dickens Avenue 539-7910

Seven Dolors Catholic (Preschool-8)
306 S. Juliette 565-5050

St. Lukes Preschool
330 Sunset Avenue, 539-2604

Trinity Community Preschool
1110 College Avenue 539-3921 or 539-3668

Post-Secondary
Manhattan Christian College
1415 Anderson Avenue, 539-3571

Headlines
Published 5/15/2012
Clarke Fry, Katherine Muller and Latoya Nelson-Hagemann, all of Manhattan, made the Rockhurst University dean's list for the fall 2011 semester.
Published 2/3/2012
Flint Hills Christian School's Elijah Darey won the Pottawatomie County Spelling Bee on Saturday, Jan. 28.
Published 2/3/2012
K-State student Megan Grossenbacher, of Bern, is working as a congressional intern in Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins's Topeka office.
Published 2/3/2012
Three area students made Emporia State University's College of Liberal Arts & Sciences dean's list for the fall 2011 semester.
Published 2/3/2012
Numerous area students received Emporia State University scholarships.
Published 2/3/2012
Contact information for local private schools.
Published 12/12/2011
Published 1/21/2012
Published 2/23/2010
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
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
Other Content
This is the list of proposed cuts at USD 383 as ordered by the Board of Education. Items that are repeated mean it is a further reduction in that budget line. Some items were taken off the list by the board, but still remain an option if the district needs to make deep cuts.
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