The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/author/billbittar/page/2/)
The following letter went out to families in the Monroe public school district:
Dear Parents/Guardians,
While the Monroe School District is on remote learning, lunches will be available for pick-up for all students grades K-12 at no cost. Read More
MONROE, CT — A small gravel road off to the right of the driveway for Mondo Septic Services and Construction on Monroe Turnpike is known as Old Webb or Old Stationhouse road. Read More
MONROE, CT — A Monroe man told police he lost out on $3,500 after falling victim to a DEA scam Nov. Read More
Town hires full time HR director
MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg announced that Craig Hirsch was hired to be the town’s full time director of human resources.
MONROE, CT — Job candidates looking for work as substitute teachers can attend a virtual job fair to be held by Monroe public schools on Wednesday, Dec. Read More
MONROE, CT — Leslie Troy directed a customer toward a rack a clothing she was interested in, while standing behind the counter inside Pemberley Designer Consignments at Clock Tower Square on Main Street Friday afternoon. Read More
The following is an update from First Selectman Ken Kellogg:
MONROE, CT — Statewide trends of increased COVID-19 transmission continue, with 145 of the 169 Connecticut towns, and all of Fairfield County, in the red alert category.
MONROE, CT — Superintendent of Schools Joseph Kobza sent an email to families Friday, informing them of the district’s decision for schools to transition to fully remote learning from Monday, Nov.
The following is a letter from the Monroe school district:
Dear Parents/Guardians,
As you are aware from Superintendent Kobza’s recent email, our school district will be transitioning to remote learning beginning Monday, November 23rd. Read More
MONROE, CT — Long hours, stress and anxiety are taking a toll on teachers in Monroe’s public schools, who have to prepare lesson plans for in-person and remote learning, then teach both, all while hoping they won’t catch COVID-19. Read More