Thursday is the last day of the current school year and for students, it will be a half-day of classes. Here are the release times for the various Monroe Public Schools buildings. May you and your family have a safe and restful summer. Monroe High School – 10:30 a.m. Orchard Center High School – 10:14 a.m. Monroe Middle School – 11:09 a.m. Arborwood North – 11:...
Orchard Center High School announced its top students for the 2015-2016 school year at an assembly on (Friday) June 3. OCHS freshman Arianna Paul was named the Carolyn LaVoy Student Achievement Award winner as the top student at Orchard Center High School. She was introduced by acting principal Ryan Walentowski. OCHS senior Da’Vonta McQueen was honored with the D...
Due to popular demand – and a whole lot of fun by its campers – SurvivorKids Camp is back this summer at the Knabusch Math and Science Center in Bolles Harbor and is sponsored by Monroe Public Schools. For four weeks this summer, camps will be offered to junior campers (first to third graders) in the morning sessions and senior campers (fourth to sixth g...
Monroe Public Schools, in partnership with Monroe Public Access Cable Television and Red Letter Productions, present the Monroe High School graduation ceremonies. The ceremonies begin at 6:30 p.m., Friday, June 3. To watch them live, either tune in to your local cable channel for MPACT or click on this link. https://www.youtube.com/user/MonroeSchools
Time and date: 7 p.m., Tuesday, June 7 Place: MHS Auditorium Speakers: Dr. Barry Martin, superintendent, Monroe Public Schools; Ryan Walentowski, principal, OCHS; Nikyia Bell, OCHS student Top two students: Nikyia Bell and Lonnie Dailey Number of Graduates: 37 (27 OCHS, 10 Monroe Virtual High School) Passing out Diplomas: Ryan Walentowski, principal Music: Will all be played digitally,...
-The time and date of the ceremony – 6 p.m., Thursday, June 9. -The place – Monroe County Community College Administration Building -The names of any speakers -- Dr. Kojo Quartey, president, Monroe County Community College; Dr. Barry Martin, superintendent, Monroe Public Schools; Jennifer Tucker, Monroe Bank & Trust; Floreine Mentel; and Patricia Kane. The student spea...
Monroe Public Schools has a new program where high school students entering grades 9 through 12 can complete their physical education credits for graduation during the summer, and not have to take physical education classes during the regular school year. “This satisfies the physical education credit needed to graduate from Monroe High School,” said Juli...
Two students who attended the former Lincoln Elementary School have been named recipients of the annual Lincoln School Scholarship for graduating Monroe High School seniors. This year’s recipients are Anna Dazarow and Dedra Brown, both of whom plan to attend college to study psychology and social work. Anna is graduating with a 3.69 GPA and ...
Monroe Public Schools has a new summer program where high school students can complete their physical education credits for graduation, and not have to take a physical education class during the regular school year. The summer learning opportunity will be offered on Tuesdays and Thursday from June 27 through August 4 at Monroe High School. Transportation will be available and breakfas...
The Monroe High School Soroptomist Club and Monroe High School senior Madyson Farris were honored with Michigan Week Awards in ceremonies Tuesday (May 24) sponsored by the Local Michigan Week Committee. The S-Club is an MHS club dedicated to helping women and children. The MHS girls and their advisor, Allison Kwasniak, are active all school year long. During this school year alo...