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.
OPINION: JCPS needs to protect its LGBTQ+ students
June 2, 2021
JCPS must take efforts to properly address bullying in its schools in order to protect its LGBTQ+ students.
This week in Manual athletics: May 31-June 6
June 1, 2021
A look at Manual’s athletic calendar for the week of May 31.
How Manual seniors are celebrating their end of the year
May 29, 2021
Manual seniors reflect on their school year and celebration plans.
May 27, 2021
Don't have any summer plans? We've got something for you do do.
OPINION: Mitch McConnell needs a reality check
May 26, 2021
Mitch McConnell is yet again blocking important bipartisan legislation, this time against a bill to investigate the insurrection of January 6th.
Have teachers lessened their workload?
May 25, 2021
After student complaints at the beginning of the year, it was announced that teachers would not be assigning more work than they would during in-person classes. But, did teachers actually lessen their workload?
OPINION: Joe Biden needs to take bold infrastructure action
May 24, 2021
Democrats and Joe Biden should a=only go so far with dealing a bipartisan infrastructure, they need to be bold and if bipartisanship fails, take the job into their own hands.
JCPS and potentially UofL team up to spend COVID relief funding
May 24, 2021
Over $130 billion of the American Rescue Plan Act was directed at funding towards K-12 Schools. JCPS received a slice of that figure, but the questions loom over the massive cash influx: How do we spend it?
