Big changes are in the works at Hidden River Middle School! Not only is construction well underway to add considerably more square footage, a football field, a track and a new baseball/softball field, but the school just unveiled a new, modern school logo.

Many of our our schools have volunteered to pilot a new online diagnostic and instruction tool called i-Ready in grades K-8 this year. This tool is similar to the STAR online assessment tool we have used in past years and will be used to assess student learning in reading and math. We will be fully transitioning from STAR to i-Ready in the 2019-20 school year at all of our elementary and middle schools to better support students in meeting the Washington State Learning Standards.

With a goal of providing students the opportunity to take a wider variety of courses and supporting students in meeting increased credit requirements for graduation, the Monroe School District intends to shift to an alternating 8-period schedule at Monroe High School with a targeted implementation of the 2019-20 school year.

SafeSchools recently launched a convenient mobile app that will now allow any concerned individual to report a concern to us much more easily! Download the app now to easily report any safety concern to district administration!

Congratulations to Monroe School Board Directors Jim Langston and Darcy Cheesman for being elected as Washington State School Directors' Association (WSSDA) committee representatives.

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.

Five Monroe High School students and one Hidden River Middle School student have been selected to in the 2018 Washington Music Educators Association (WMEA) All-State performing groups.

Promised in the voter-approved Capital Projects Bond in 2015, construction of the new Chain Lake Elementary driveway has kicked off and is slated to be completed by the end of 2018.

Any student in grade K-11 may be referred by staff, family, community members or the students themselves to be screened for the Highly Capable Program. The nomination window is Oct 29th – Nov 9th

Unearthed during construction of the new Park Place Middle School, a 1976 Monroe High School time capsule was unveiled in front of the entire student body, staff and distinguished guests.