Today: May 7, 2026
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MONROE, Conn. — All-Star Transportation’s bus driver shortage continues to pose problems for school sports teams trying to get to road games. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — Principals of the town’s three elementary schools made a case for creating a new assistant principal position at Stepney and more hours for a speech and language pathologist at Fawn Hollow, while presenting their budgets to the…
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MONROE, Conn. — Board of Education members heard from principals about their schools’ budgets, while reviewing Superintendent Joseph Kobza’s $78.55 million spending proposal for fiscal year 2026-27 Monday night. Read More …
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MONROE, Conn. — David Ferris recently resigned as chairman of the Monroe Board of Education, passing the gavel to his successor, Dennis Condon, in what he hopes will become a tradition when the board changes leadership. Read More …
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To the Editor:
As Election Day approaches, I want to take a moment to share why I am running for the Board of Education and what drives my commitment to our community. Read More …
MONROE, CT — Sunny Gill, a married mother of two young children, has a vested interest in the future of Monroe’s public schools, which face crumbling infrastructure and overcrowding with enrollment bursting at the seams. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Jerry Stevens, a retired teacher and lifelong Monroe resident, has been a fixture in the town’s public school system for 56 years, going back to his days as a student. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Marie Blake, a retired English teacher who lived most of her life in Monroe, decided to campaign for a seat on the Board of Education this municipal election, before garnering enough signatures on a petition to make…
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MONROE, CT — Superintendent Joseph Kobza and Board of Education Chairman David Ferris will send First Selectman Terry Rooney a letter formally asking for the town to turn ownership of the Chalk Hill building back over to the school district,…
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MONROE, CT — As a student at Masuk High School, anxiety about being in larger classes made Emily Cornut feel “lost, invisible and overwhelmed.” Read More …
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