Read about the results of the student survey conducted in the fall of 2024 that assessed students' perception of the climate and culture in our schools. 

After a thorough review of data, cost-benefit analysis, input from staff, students, and families, and weighing pros and cons, the school board has made the decision to transition to a traditional 6-period daily schedule starting in the 2025-26 school year.

MHS, PPMS, and HRMS will soon be providing required sexual health and HIV/AIDS lessons for students in grades 8-12.

Conferences will be held in an arena-style format in the PAC and Cafeteria on November 4 & 6. No appointments are necessary. Students will be released at 11:50 a.m. all week.

Each year, we conducted surveys to better understand the climate and culture in our schools.

Over the summer and early fall, work started on significant safety and security upgrades in our school buildings, made possible by a budget extension approved by the School Board last spring.

10th and 11th graders are invited to the Sno-Isle TECH Presentation at MHS on November 6th. An open house for prospective students and families will be held at Sno-Isle on November 7th.

Monroe High School’s Spirit Week, running from October 21st to 26th, offers fun themed dress-up days, a Homecoming Tailgate, football game, and dance, bringing the school and community together to celebrate Bearcat pride.

Families of middle and high school students are invited to an informational meeting to learn about the sexual health curriculum that will be taught in health classes this year.

As part of our commitment to the success of all students, we are reviewing whether to keep the current 8-period block schedule or return to a traditional 6-period schedule beginning next school year. 

Families are invited to attend our Open House on September 25th from 6-8 p.m. The evening will include a welcome message from Principal Wille, self-guided classroom visits & information on various support & clubs. 

Families are encouraged to submit the Free & Reduced Price Meal Application to secure free meals for their students and help their schools qualify for free meals for all students next year, along with additional benefits like summer EBT and fee waivers.

Families of students with disabilities are invited to join David Paratore, Chief of Student Services for Monroe School District, for monthly family engagement meetings.

Our new personal electronic device policy, limiting students' use of cell phones at school, will go into effect at the beginning of the 2024-25 school year.

These updates include changes to the Friday early release schedule, updates to the draft student calendar for 2024-25, and the Annual Enrollment Update process in Family Access.

The Monroe High School Sports Medicine Program has partnered with local medical providers to offer FREE pre-participation sports physicals on August 19th.

We’re excited to share the schedule for Welcome Back Bearcats Day on Wednesday, September 4th!

If you would like your student to ride the bus this year, please complete the online form to request transportation. Even if your student rode the bus last year, you need to submit a request each year.

The DRAFT student calendar for the 2024-25 school year is now available on our website. The finalized calendar will be shared once union negotiations are complete.

Join us on August 28 from 4-6:00 p.m. for the Monroe School District Resource Fair, our annual event designed to support our students and families in preparing for the upcoming school year and to provide valuable resources for those in need.