State and Riley County health officials are still working to determine why more than a dozen Manhattan High School students became ill during the first week of school.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment and Riley County Health Department are conducting an online survey of parents with students who attend Manhattan High School West Campus.
School personnel notified public health officials about an apparent increase in students with gastrointestinal illness at the school beginning August 18. This includes stdents who reported vomiting and diarrhea, without an alternate cause.
In order to determine the extent and scope of the illnesses, KDHE and the ...
State and Riley County health officials are still working to determine why more than a dozen Manhattan High School students became ill during the first week of school.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment and Riley County Health Department are conducting an online survey of parents with students who attend Manhattan High School West Campus.
School personnel notified public health officials about an apparent increase in students with gastrointestinal illness at the school beginning August 18. This includes stdents who reported vomiting and diarrhea, without an alternate cause.
In order to determine the extent and scope of the illnesses, KDHE and the ...