Manson Northwest Webster Schools

Practices are from after school until 5:15 in Manson and 5:30 in Barnum. The activity shuttle will leave Manson at 5:25 p.m. and should arrive at the Barnum center around 5:45. The shuttle to Fort Dodge and back to Manson will leave then and arrive around 6:00 p.m.

Transportation Times

Manson/Barnum Shuttle - Leaves Manson @ 7:45, Arrives back @ 3:30
A.M. Four-Year-Old Preschool Shuttle - Leaves Barnum @ 11:00
P.M. Four-Year-Old Preschool Shuttle - Leave Manson @ 12:00
P.M. routes leave Barnum @ 3:30 (Click link above for more information)

One-to-One Computers

Beginning in the 2010-2011 school year, every student and teacher in grades seven through twelve will have a laptop computer, making possible new dimensions of inquiry learning through interactive, digital communications. Click here for more information.

Growing in the Arts at MNW

Manson Northwest Webster offers a very balanced and diverse fine arts program which allows a wide range of students the opportunity to participate in the arts. MNW's program is well respected both locally and statewide. Click here (flash video) to watch a video about our arts.

MNW, What Every Parent Wants and What Every Child Needs

MNW Schools are dedicated to achieving excellence in education and developing responsible citizens. We welcome the challenge. Click here to watch a video about how our school district is ideal for your family. Listen to why students enjoy going to school at MNW High. Maria (mp3) --- Max (mp3)

We Believe...

Manson Northwest Webster is a great place to start. We believe all kids can achieve. Click here to learn why the elementary school is a great place for your child. (mp3

Pre K12 Vision For Effective Teaching and Learning

MNW staff will actively engage all students in real-world, relevant, and academically challenging experiences in a safe and positive environment. Staff will share accountability for the learning of all students through professional collaboration, innovative thinking, and the use of technology and research-based strategies

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