October has been declared as Disability History and Awareness Month in the State of Washington. Join us in recognizing the contributions and resilience of individuals with disabilities throughout history, fostering inclusion, and celebrating diversity in our school district.
The Monroe Commitment
Powerful Instruction
Powerful Instruction
We will provide the instruction and programs to support all students in mastering essential skills and concepts. We believe in tailoring instruction to meet each student’s individual needs.
Equitable Access
Equitable Access
We will provide all students with the time, support and instruction needed to meet high standards. We believe in meeting every student at every level to help them achieve new heights.
High Expectations
High Expectations
We will set high expectations for all students, challenging them to do their personal best. We believe high expectations result in high student achievement.
District News
Monroe High School has transformed its special education approach with an inclusive co-teaching model, earning recognition as a University of Washington Inclusionary Practices Demonstration Site, resulting in remarkable academic success stories for students.
As part of the collaborative effort to develop a strategic plan, all community members are invited to attend one of our upcoming Community Input Sessions.
Families of students with disabilities are invited to join David Paratore, Chief of Student Services, for an first informal chat to answer questions and address needs.