Schools

Monroe School District

In the Monroe School District, we are fully committed to preparing every student for college, careers and life by providing powerful instructional strategies, equitable access for all learners and holding every student to high expectations. We believe in developing the strengths and passions of every student, honoring each student’s unique needs and providing the rigorous learning experiences necessary for independent success.

This commitment shows in the wide range of programs offered throughout the district for our diverse population of students. We strive to provide just the right fit with choices of traditional K-12 classrooms, alternative programs and programs for students that excel and those with special learning needs.

Students in our district are taught by dedicated and highly qualified teachers. Our teachers surpass the state average and the average of surrounding school districts for the number of teachers holding advanced degrees.

Our Schools

• 5 elementary schools
• 2 middle schools
• 2 alternative schools
• 1 high school

Our Students
Student Enrollment: 6,900+ students

Student Demographics

• White: 68.5%
• Hispanic/Latino: 22%
• Two or More Races: 5.4%
• Asian: 2.1%
• Black/African American: 1.3%
• American Indian/Alaskan Native: 0.4%
• Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: 0.2%
• Students Who Regularly Attend: 87.4%
• Gender: 49% Female, 51% Male
• Low Income: 30.8%
• Students with Disabilities (Special Education): 13.6%
• English Language Learners: 9.1%
• District Graduation Rate: 85.1%

Our Staff

• Teachers and Certificated Staff: 346 
• Average Years of Teaching: 12.8 
• Teachers with at least a Master’s Degree: 63% 
• National Board Certified: 9.5% Classified Support Staff: 311