The purpose of the award is to provide a tool for self-evaluation of a school board and to provide a planning tool that can be used throughout the year for ensuring that the work of the board gets done. This is not a competition but rather an instrument that defines specific steps and actions that can be taken by the board to meet district goals.  The community and the school team play a major role in achieving this award. The OSBA Southwest Region Executive Committee developed this award to recognize school boards who are doing outstanding work in the region. The award was given at the OSBA Southwest Region Spring Conference in Lebanon on March 12, 2019.  Mr. Richard Foster, Board President, Mrs. Kathleen Stacy, Board Vice-President, Mr. Dave McFarland, Board Member & Mr. Brian Rau, Superintendent were present to receive the prestigious award. 

Please click the 'MORE+' link below for award levels and the checklist that is used to determine the level of award.

 

Zoe Farmakis, Freshman 

McKenzie Morrison, Freshman 

 

                     

 

 

Please read this letter about the youth survey being conducted in our school. This letter contains information about your and your child’s rights and why this survey is important.  Please click the link below to view the letter/survey.

                        http://filecabinet.eschoolview.com/ACF5220F-64C1-4647-8C3E-9265DA1F1820/OptOutManchester.docx

Manchester High School Sophomore Emma Grooms has received a scholarship from the South Central Ohio Educational Service Center, and the Ohio Association of Gifted Children, to attend the Blast Off Program at Morehead State University this summer.   Her team's experiment was chosen to be sent to the International Space Station in November. 

Congratulations Emma Grooms!