Today: January 23, 2025
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The following is a letter from Monroe public schools to families about the National School Lunch program:
Dear Parents/Guardians,
For the remainder of the 2020-2021 school year, the National School Lunch Program will provide breakfast and lunch for all children through the…
MONROE, CT — Stepney, Fawn Hollow and Monroe elementary schools remind parents of all incoming kindergarten students to attend a live Zoom Kindergarten Information Night tonight (Thursday, Feb. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Many students took advantage of a new option Tuesday, allowing them to go to school for in-person-learning four days a week. Read More …
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The following is a letter from Monroe public schools to families about the free school lunch program.
Dear Parents/Guardians,
For the remainder of the 2020-2021 school year, the National School Lunch Program will provide breakfast and lunch for all children through the…
The following is a letter from Monroe public schools about the free school lunch program:
Dear Parents/Guardians,
For the remainder of the 2020-2021 school year, the National School Lunch Program will provide breakfast and lunch for all children through the age of…
MONROE, CT — A response to the coronavirus pandemic has come with costs for school safety, along with loss in learning and the mental health impact on students. Read More …
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The following is a letter from Monroe public schools about signups for free school lunches on the week of Feb. 1. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Tutoring, college entry exams and navigating financial aid programs can be a source of anxiety for families, especially in a time of remote learning. Read More …
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The following is a letter to families from Monroe public schools:
Dear Parents/Guardians,
For the remainder of the 2020-2021 school year, the National School Lunch Program will provide breakfast and lunch for all children through the age of 18 who live in…
MONROE, CT — Superintendent of Schools Joseph Kobza says the 5.85 percent spending increase in the $61.9 million budget the Board of Education adopted for Monroe’s public schools is “much higher” than they wanted it to be. Read More …
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