Hidden River and Park Place middle schools invite all students who will be entering 6th grade in the 2026-27 school year and their families to Sixth Grade Information Night in March. 

As of today, the last day of school is scheduled for Wednesday, June 17, 2026, unless unforeseen circumstances require additional school closures.

The Levy passed with 50.42% approval, continuing essential local funding for student programs and staff, while the Bond didn't reach the 60% required to pass. The School Board will consider next steps & invites community members to share their feedback through a survey.

We are pleased to share that we will be extending community access to more of our outdoor facilities, including the track and fields at Monroe High School and Hidden River Middle School.

For those who were unable to attend our Bond & Levy Information Kick-off Event on November 13, we invite you to watch Superintendent Woodward's video recording of the presentation!

Monroe School District will ask voters to renew the expiring Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) Levy in the February 2026 special election.

More than 3,000 Monroe School District students shared their thoughts in the Spring 2025 Panorama Survey. See what we learned and what’s next as the fall survey approaches.

On 10/13/25, our School Board  approved a resolution to place a Bond measure on the February 2026 special election ballot, which would fund projects to provide adequate, safe, modern facilities for our students and community.

Park Place Middle School has been recognized as a 2025 Washington School on the Rise by the Association of Washington Student Leaders (AWSL) and the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP).

Families of middle and high school students are invited to an informational meeting to learn about the state requirements and instructional materials for sexual health instruction in the Monroe School District.

Join us for monthly Special Education & Section 504 family meetings—starting October 15—where you can connect, ask questions, and partner with us to support students.

Monroe School District is exploring the possibility of opening a local Skills Center to expand career training opportunities for students—share your input by completing a short survey.

We are committed to creating safe, inclusive environments by actively preventing and addressing incidents of Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying.

All families are encouraged to complete the annual Child Nutrition Eligibility & Education Benefit Application in order for their students to be eligible to receive meals at school at no cost to families, and additional benefits such as fee waivers.

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

Free sports physical provided by the Monroe High School Sports Medicine Club!

Help Shape the Future of Monroe Schools! We’re holding small focus groups to hear from staff, families, and community members about facility needs and priorities.

If you would like to help by sending supplies to school with your child(ren), the suggested school supply lists for the 2025-26 school year are now available.

If you are an incoming 6th grade student, be sure to save the date for our 6th Grade Orientation Day on Tuesday, September 2, 2025!

Join us in congratulating the May 2025 Employees of the Month: Suzanne Brunn, Tia Simoni, & Monica Brown!