CSPN-TV (Jan. 5)
January 5, 2018
Manual’s morning broadcast publication, CSPN-TV, aired its first show of the year on Friday, Jan. 5. Watch the full episode below:
Simplifying the college search
March 4, 2021
It all seems to hit the ground running when students enter high school. New responsibilities and pressures meet the expectations of knowing what you're going to do with your life after graduation. For those choosing to pursue continuing education at a trade school or college, the search can be quite overwhelming. Here are some tips to stay on top of things.
We can’t cry out: a discussion on mental health
March 3, 2021
Why do so many kids feel like they have no one to turn to to talk about their mental health problems?
Manual loses in the second round of the L.I.T
March 3, 2021
Manual loses to Fern Creek in the second round of the L.I.T after an early lead.
OPINION: JCPS should replace snow days with NTI
March 3, 2021
Everyone loves a good snow day; but, do they love everything that comes with it? NTI is a valuable new resource that we should continue to utilize, especially for days we may not be able to attend in-person.
Manual teachers on JCPS in-person return
March 2, 2021
What Manual teachers look forward to and have concerns about returning to in-person school on March 17.
BHM: Interview with author Leesa Cross-Smith
February 28, 2021
Author Leesa Cross-Smith released her fourth book "This Close to Okay" this month. Cross-Smith is a Manual graduate and took the time to answer some questions about her newest book. Read what she had to say here!
BHM: Redefining what it means to be Black
February 27, 2021
Being Black is not a simple definition. There is no single or correct answer, no box to outline it. However, that doesn't mean the Black community needs to continue to stand divided or attempt to create a box. We must find unity and celebrate who and what we are and what we do share, beyond just a single month or mindset.
JCPS prepares to return to in-person school
February 26, 2021
The Jefferson County Board of Education hosted a vote about Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio's proposal for in-person schooling.
