Manson Schools

08/21/2026

Real skills. Real choices. Real futures.
Manson students learn financial literacy from TK–12, preparing them with the confidence to make smart decisions for life. 💙

08/20/2026

Imagine your child starting strong.
At Manson Early Learning Center, our full-day TK & ECEAP programs help young learners build confidence, curiosity, and a love of learning.
Enroll today—limited spots available! 💙

08/19/2026

Every student deserves a place to belong.
At Manson School District, athletics, clubs, leadership, and activities help students build confidence, friendships, and lifelong memories. 💙

08/18/2026

Creativity starts here. Discover a school where every student has the chance to create, perform, and express themselves. 💙
Enrollment is now open!

08/17/2026

State-recognized. Student-focused. Future-ready. 💙
Discover why families choose Manson School District—where every student is known, supported, and challenged to succeed.

08/12/2026

Purple Heart Sign Dedicated at Manson High School
Manson, WA — August 6, 2026
Members of the Manson American Legion gathered with Ian Crossland, Superintendent of Manson Schools, and Kamie Kronbauer, Principal of Manson High School, to dedicate a newly installed Purple Heart Community sign on the high school campus. The sign, now prominently displayed for students, staff, and visitors, marks another milestone in Manson’s growing commitment to honoring veterans and educating youth about their sacrifices.
In the photo, left to right; Bob Hoots, Craig Pittson, Norm Manly, Ian Crossland, Kamie Kronbauer, Robin Bloch and Marie Cannon
The Purple Heart designation recognizes service members who were injured or killed in combat while defending our country. With the sign now in place, Legion members expressed their hope that students will see it daily and gain a deeper understanding of the courage, loss, and patriotism represented by the Purple Heart.
“This sign is more than a marker,” said Norm Manly, Manson American Legion’s, Post Service Officer. “It’s a reminder to every student who walks this campus that freedom has a cost, and that many brave men and women paid that price on our behalf.”
The dedication is part of an ongoing effort by the Manson American Legion to involve local youth in veteran‑related programs and events. Over the years, Legion members have worked closely with Manson Schools to expand student participation in Veterans Day, Memorial Day, and other community observances. Future plans include classroom presentations, student‑led projects, and opportunities for young people to learn directly from veterans.
Superintendent Crossland and Principal Kronbauer both expressed appreciation for the partnership and emphasized the educational value of connecting students with real stories of service and sacrifice.
With this installation, Manson High School becomes the latest location in the valley to display the Purple Heart emblem, continuing the community’s commitment to honoring veterans and ensuring future generations understand the meaning behind the medal.

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All open gyms will be at the HS school gym!