The Monroe School District (MSD) is requesting proposals to refresh the firewall equipment for the district. Vendors must be able to provide this service in compliance with Federal E-rate regulations, including having a valid SPIN number. Proposals from vendors without a SPIN number will not be considered. Full completion of the application packet that is included with this RFP is of paramount importance and incomplete packets will not be considered. The RFP package and forms can be found here.
At the December 9, 2019 School Board meeting, a new Board member was sworn in and two re-elected directors took the Oath of Office
Learn how decisions are made to delay or close school when there is inclement weather and how we communicate any school schedule changes with families.
Beginning in the fall of 2020, all Monroe High School athletic teams will be classified as 3A.
Recent studies show that 3D printers can emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during the printing process. Therefore, Monroe School District has put new regulations and protocols in place for the further use of these printing devices.
To better align with the Washington State Learning Standards and the newly implemented curriculum, Monroe School District is launching a new elementary report card in January 2020.
On the second of four National Letter of Intent signing days during the 2019-20 school year, students, family and coaches filled the PAC to watch Monroe High School senior Efton Chism III sign his letter of intent to attend Eastern Washington University where he will continue his football career at the Division I level.
It is with mixed emotions that I would like to let you know that I will be making a career shift to work at the NWESD 189 in Anacortes, serving as the Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning. I will continue to serve as the Monroe School District Superintendent for the remainder of the 2019-20 school year and will transition to my new role July 1, 2020.
The Monroe School District Board of Directors invites families and community members to engage in conversation at their second community conversation of the 2019-20 school year.
The Monroe School District School Board of Directors approved placing a replacement Technology Levy on the February 2020 ballot at their December 9, 2019 board meeting.