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Manhattan Education News

Across Manhattan, coverage here takes in school funding, student performance, policy shifts and classroom instruction. Reporting follows the institutions that shape how residents learn.

Staley School Admits 24 to Developing Scholars

Staley School Admits 24 to Developing Scholars

K-State's Staley School of Leadership has admitted 24 new students to its Developing Scholars Program for the 2026-27 cohort.

Live Poll

Should colleges prioritize first-generation students in research programs?


College Applications

Live Poll

Should university athletics departments penalize students for failing to attend claimed games?

College Applications

K-State Athletics Launched New Ticket Tier System

The school implemented a three-tier attendance system for student football ticket claims during the 2026-27 academic year.

K-State Athletics Launched New Ticket Tier System

Administration

Administration

Reid Announces Retirement as USD 383 Superintendent

Superintendent Eric Reid will retire at the end of the 2026-27 school year, the district's board of education was told at its Wednesday night meeting.

Reid Announces Retirement as USD 383 Superintendent

Financial Aid

Live Poll

Do you find that centralized purchasing systems simplify your daily work tasks?

Financial Aid

Kansas State to Launch Wildcat OneBuy Platform

The university will replace seven legacy systems with a centralized marketplace in February 2027.

Kansas State to Launch Wildcat OneBuy Platform

Secondary Education

Live Poll

Is public school enrollment in your community generally increasing or decreasing?

Secondary Education

USD 383 Reports Decline in Student Enrollment

The Manhattan-Ogden school district saw a decrease of 310 students for the current school year.

USD 383 Reports Decline in Student Enrollment

More in Education

This section follows school board decisions, student achievement data, curriculum changes and institutional funding debates. Coverage extends across the city and into the neighborhoods where these schools are based. Public and private systems follow distinct enrollment patterns that vary significantly by area. Shifts in student density and state requirements represent the two most common factors that drive stories in this field.