Schools across the state and country are always trying come with innovative ways to help their students learn better, and to be prepared for the future.
That’s exactly the case for the Kasson-Mantorville School District.
At Kasson-Mantorville Elementary School next year, there  will be changes made which will help students be prepared for middle school and high school.

It was without a doubt a historic year in Minnesota between the snow, high winds and as recently as last week, a thunderstorm during a winter storm.
One of the entities that had the biggest impact from the historic weather is schools across the state.
That’s what prompted lawmakers to come up with a bipartisan bill to help school districts who have racked up many snow and cold days this year.

Triton Elementary School recognized its March “Heroes” last week along with announcing the winners of the monthly “Golden” awards.
Receiving Hero awards for their exemplary behavior during the month were:

Kasson-Mantorville High School has always had a proud tradition of success when it comes to its FCCLA program. That success continued again this year as 15 K-M FCCLA students will be heading to California in July after they qualified for nationals recently.

Triton fourth graders showed off their science investigation skills last week at the Triton Elementary School Science Fair.
The projects were displayed in the gym during the school day with teams of judges from the community meeting with each student for an explanation of the project and how the student went about investigating it.

There will be visible changes next fall when the 2019-20 school year opens at Triton.