Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School

Founded in 1908, Manhattan Catholic School serves students in kindergarten through grade eight. The school s core curriculum includes Bible studies, math, science, social studies, English and reading. It operates music, art and physical education departments. Manhattan Catholic School offers special education and literacy intervention programs. The school operates a parent-teacher organization that supports fundraising events and recreational activities. It has a library that houses dictionaries, storybooks and reference materials. In addition, Manhattan Catholic School provides a variety of athletic activities, including volleyball, football, basketball and track events. The school also hosts book fairs and educational field trips. It is located in Manhattan, Kan.

Lee Elementary School, founded in 1953, enrolls approximately 200 students and employs more than 10 classroom teachers. The school operates a parent-teacher organization that sponsors several field trips, fine arts programs, luncheons and fundraising events. It provides English as a Second Language (ESL), Title I, and before- and after-school care programs. Lee Elementary School s staff members include a nurse, psychologist, custodian, Title I aide, social worker and paraprofessionals. The school offers special classes in art, Spanish, band and orchestra. Its academic curriculum includes various subjects, such as math, science, language arts, social studies and English. Located in Manhattan, Kan., Lee Elementary School is governed by the Manhattan-Ogden Unified School District.

Northview Elementary School, located in Manhattan, Kan., is a public school that offers educational and extracurricular programs to students in grades kindergarten through six. The school has an enrollment of more than 400 students and offers subjects, such as reading, writing, math, science and social studies. The also offers before and after school opportunities to students. Additionally, it offers a grant that provides students with laptop computers and opportunities to improve reading skills. Northview Elementary School offers English as a second language instruction for students who speak another language other than English in their homes. The school provides free breakfast and lunch to all students. The parent-teacher association hosts social events for families, sponsors a variety of school programs and organizes volunteers to help at school. The events include family nights, assemblies and spring carnival. The school is affiliated with the Manhattan-Ogden USD 383.