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MHS grad to sing to President tonight

                Monroe High School graduate Bishop Rance Allen’s singing performance for President and Mrs. Obama will be broadcast at 9 p.m. tonight over PBS television.  Bishop Allen had performed in April in a concert at the White House for the Obamas when he sang “I Stood on the Banks of Jordan.”...

Two MHS grads receive scholarships

Two recently graduated Monroe High School seniors have each been chosen to receive a $1,000 Sarkis H. Pashaian Memorial Scholarship.  They are Nathan Kueterman and Hunter Towalski, both of whom will be entering engineering programs in college in the fall.      Nathan plans to attend Western Michigan University to study aerospace engineering.  Hunter plans to attend S...

Mrs. Everly named to new MPS post

Julie Everly, who has been a teacher and administrator with Monroe Public Schools for 20 years, has been appointed deputy superintendent of the district with overall responsibility for elementary and secondary education and human resources.  She will report to Monroe Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Barry Martin.      The new role for Mrs. Everly includes a consolidation...

Free lunch available to MPS students

All children up to age 18 – including all Monroe Public Schools students – will be able to enjoy a free lunch every week day this summer thanks to a program administered locally by the Speckled Frog Early Learning Center.  Seven sites throughout the Monroe Public Schools district are hosting the open free lunches, including Monroe High School where the Summer Learning Academy is ...

MHS '85 holding 30th class reunion

The Monroe High School Class of 1985 will hold its 30-year class reunion at 6 p.m., Saturday, August 8, at the Toledo Beach Marina,  Tickets are only $15 per person and the reunion planning committee would like to hear from you so they can start to get a head count.  Contact classmate Kris Rossi at rossik23@sbcglobal.net if you are interested in attending.  Make sure, too, that you...

Board meets tonight; slight time change

The Monroe Public Schools Board of Education will meet tonight on the fourth Tuesday of the month, as regularly scheduled. But there will be some changes in times.  The board workshop will begin at 5:30 p.m.  A hearing on the proposed 2015-2016 budget is set for 7 p.m. and the board meeting begins at 7:15 p.m..

Board meets tonight; slight time change

The Monroe Public Schools Board of Education will meet tonight on the fourth Tuesday of the month, as regularly scheduled. But there will be some changes in times.  The board workshop will begin at 5:30 p.m.  A hearing on the proposed 2015-2016 budget is set for 7 p.m. and the board meeting begins at 7:15 p.m..

45 MHS students earn AIM awards

     Forty-five Monroe High School students met their goals in the third trimester of the school year and received checks for $200 each as part of Monroe High School’s Allies in Monroe (AIM) program.       “These kids are all great examples of what AIM stands for,” said Monroe High School Principal Valerie Orr.  “These stud...

MPS hires eight new teachers

Eight new teachers were hired by the Monroe Public Schools Board of Education Tuesday night. June 9, to succeed instructors who had retired or resigned.             “We are very pleased with the backgrounds and qualifications of the people we have hired to start in the fall,” said Dr. Barry Martin, superintendent, Monroe Public Sc...

Raisinville students crochet for cats

Several students from Raisinville Elementary School have taken their lunch hours over the last five months as part of the Fifth Grade Cat Club to crochet blankets for cats and kittens in the Monroe County Humane Society shelter on N. Telegraph Rd.  “The kids wanted to provide a more comfortable environment for the animals as they patiently wait to be adopted,” said Harvey (Chip) ...



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