Our incredible art team joined many families and the Lincoln-Way feeders at Lincoln-Way's annual ArtWorks on Saturday. In addition to featuring the proud work of their students, they hosted a workshop for families there, too. We're grateful for the time and talents they put not only into ArtWorks but the art experiences of all of our MSD114 students!
A group of students at MIS has been hard at work the last few weeks wrapping up their Genius Hour passion projects! These students took on this extra responsibility, using their independent work time to research a topic of their choice and then create a final product to showcase their learning. Given the opportunity to dive into what interests them, students investigated topics like the periodic table, music history, dwarf planets, sports, and more! Their projects have been just as varied and just as amazing, ranging from game shows to animated videos to scavenger hunts to 3D models. They all did a great job and were so proud to show off their work!
MIS Student Council members wanted to send their classmates into IAR with some test-taking tips, and what better way to deliver positivity than with a Fresh Prince of Bel-Air parody! Click the link below to watch their video. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PEOPs9R4u3lTezFAEergik4bYNCbNChB/view?usp=sharing
Everyone is welcome to join our Student Services Department for Community Family Night!
The first half of the Washington DC trip has been a blast, touring the nation's capital and taking in many of the historical sites, museums, and monuments!
Third Grade students worked hard to crack the fraction case by investigating the Fraction Crime Scene!
Join our MSD114 art department at Lincoln-Way East TOMORROW!
2025-2026 Registration information communication shared with families via email on March 13th:
https://manhattan114.edurooms.com/engage/manhattan-school-district-114/newsletters/2025-2026-student-registration-update
Thanks to the parents that attended and to Officer Rob for serving excellent food for thought about parenting tweens in our world of devices and media. We hope this was just the start of learning together to protect the digital health and safety of the kids of MSD114!
What an incredible two weeks for our talented musicians!
The Demon Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, Demon Choir, and Madrigals have been on the move, delivering phenomenal performances at their step-up concerts and earning Division 1 ratings at the IGSMA Orchestra/Choir District Festival!
Their hard work, dedication, and passion for music truly shined. Bravo to all of our amazing students!
To celebrate Read Across America each classroom enjoyed a read aloud from a mystery reader. Thank you to all of our mystery readers for sharing a great story with our 2nd and 3rd graders!
A Wilson Creek Kindergartener enjoyed his McDonald’s lunch with the Principal today! Congratulations to this student for winning this experience as a raffle prize last week!
Congratulations to our MIS Literacy Passport raffle winners! Students will enjoy a special lunch at school. Keep it up MIS!
The busiest weekend of the year for Manhattan is almost here. Please note the locations for events taking place at MSD114 buildings on Saturday.
The Illinois Association of School Boards Three Rivers Division hosted their recognition and networking meeting in Manhattan last night. Three Rivers area school boards and superintendents gathered to network, learn, and tour our new building.
We are so proud of our MJHS Wrestling team!
7 state qualifiers, the most in program history, and a 4th place finish as a team in sectionals, out of 27 teams. The team has one more week together to prepare for their biggest test yet.
Good luck at STATE, Demons!
Our 2025 IESA Class AA State Qualifiers:
65 lbs - Kason Hack
80 lbs - Brentyn Holba
85 lbs - Nolan Thorpe
90 lbs - Sebastian Rys
100 lbs - Kellan Hack
112 lbs - Cooper Cox
119 lbs - Coldyn Holba
We appreciate the social workers that support both students and staff in all of our MSD114 schools!
This is coming up next Monday - spread the word & join us!
🌟 Shoutout to our amazing MJHS NJHS members! 🌟
This past Saturday, our Manhattan Junior High National Junior Honor Society students spent their morning giving back at HHH Ranch along with NJHS sponsors Mrs. Johnston & Mr. Russ. They worked together to build a large tent structure and helped feed the farm animals, showing true dedication, teamwork, and compassion. We are so proud of these students for their commitment to service and leadership in our community!
Anna McDonald is celebrating Read Across America Week!
