In an editorial outlining its Editorial Platform for 2016, the Monroe News cited the work going on at Monroe High School as an example of the kinds of strides that need to continue in education.

                The News wrote, “Educators at all levels have increased options for lifelong learning.  High school-college enrollment is expanding, a “college-going” culture has taken root at Monroe High School, more work skills courses are available.  Virtual academies and on-line courses help non-traditional students earn diplomas and early childhood learning continues to grow.  Especially important in 2016 will be the renewal of the countywide technology millage that has been a model for other places around the state.”