Today: June 5, 2026
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MONROE, CT — The Monroe School District is proud to announce Brian Hourigan as the new Masuk Athletic Director and Instructional Leader for PE/Health. Read More …
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Students in Monroe Elementary School art teacher Megan Anderson’s second grade class made clay monsters and drew their characters, and the drawings served as blueprints for stuffed animals made by Jockey Hollow STEM Academy seventh graders. Read More …
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Two Masuk High School Robotics teams emerged from the regional competition at Total Mortgage Arena in Bridgeport to advance to world competition in Dallas this April. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — The PTOs of the town’s three elementary schools got together to celebrate the Monroe’s diverse community with the 2nd Annual International Festival in the Masuk High School cafeteria on Friday, Feb. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A great teacher inspires students to learn and provides care and compassion when they struggle, while always showing a willingness to take extra time to ensure their lessons are understood by all. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — A winter storm with an estimated accumulation of one-to-three inches Tuesday led to the closing of Monroe’s public schools. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — First Selectman Terry Rooney and Superintendent Joseph Kobza toured Fawn Hollow Elementary School with Principal Leigh Metcalf Ances Friday afternoon to assess the school’s space needs amid the budget process. Read More …
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Four Jockey Hollow Middle School students, from the main campus and STEM Academy, were selected from among the best middle school instrumental students from all over the Western Region of Connecticut to be in the Western Region Concert Band, Jazz…
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MONROE, CT — A lengthy investigation of the Masuk High School football program divided the community, before ending with the Board of Education approving a settlement agreement with conditions at a special meeting on Jan. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Board of Education members approved Superintendent Joseph Kobza’s $72.5 million budget request without cuts Thursday, leaving the entire 7.15 percent spending increase intact. Read More …
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