Marissa Booker (10) and Shelby Mattingly (10) are among the first to dance before others join them.
October 16, 2012
The courtyard was filled with costumed students and melodies as Ramstock brought Costume Day—the first day of this year’s Red/White Week—to a close.
Freshmen experience in-person high school for the first time
April 17, 2021
Manual freshmen finally have the opportunity to experience in-person high school for the first time. Some students reflect on how it's gone so far and why they chose the in-person option.
What to know about getting a driver’s license
April 16, 2021
High school comes with many firsts, getting the freedom to drive being one of the most significant. Here is the driver's license process explained.
OPINION: JCPS community adjusts to new learning, reflects on losses
April 15, 2021
After over a year of loss and adjustment, JCPS returns to in-person instruction.
Covid-friendly activities for the spring time
April 14, 2021
Some fun activities you can do as we get further into the spring season.
Is attacking the Capitol trending?
April 12, 2021
The January 6 attack on the US capitol was a national tragedy. Now there's been another attack. Are we going to start seeing a pattern?
This week in Manual athletics: April 12-18
April 11, 2021
A look at Manual’s athletic calendar for the week of April 12.
Is Lee Street named for THAT Lee?
April 9, 2021
REFLECTION: I will never be as “worthy” as I should be
April 8, 2021
I will never be as "worthy" as I should be. Our education system is spiraling towards a toxic mentality where true education is pushed to the side or completely out of reach. Personally, I refuse to submit any longer.
