A message to alums from the Mega Reunion Planning Committee:
Please join us on Saturday May 18th, at Rosmarins, 12 School Road, Monroe NY, for our second ever MW Mega Reunion. Gates open at 10:30am.
Open to all MW alumni and faculty. $20 general admission, $10 for students with ID (CASH ONLY).
Live music all day with MW alumni bands.
Food & beverage trucks.
Free parking.
Choice classic cars on display.
50/50 raffle (all profits go to the "inspire success" MW Scholarship.
Pickle Ball Courts (bring your paddle and ball).
Bring a chair, but NO coolers.
No dogs. No children under 12.
Hope to see you there!
On Tuesday, May 21, all schools will be closed for the Superintendent’s Conference Day. During that time the annual budget vote will be held at Central Valley Elementary School between the hours of 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. For more information on the budget and voting, please visit the Budget Information pages on the district website.
Monroe-Woodbury Middle School ONLY will be closed to students and staff today, Thursday, May 9, due to a sewer backup. Crews are working to rectify the issue and conduct clean up. The National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony will be rescheduled.
Thank you for your understanding. Updates will be provided if necessary.
For all that you do each day to help keep our M-W school family healthy, happy and safe, we THANK YOU!👩⚕️🩺🌟💜
Congratulations to MWHS Student-Athlete Elaina Wood for your impressive accomplishments on and off the field! You truly embody the characteristics of a Monroe-Woodbury Crusader.
Elaina is a second year starter for the Girl’s Flag Football team. Elaina currently maintains a 93 average, challenging herself with honors and AP courses. As a member of the team, Elaina’s primary position is a defensive rusher. As of the end of April, Elaina registered 42 tackles with a handful of them being QB sacks. According to Coach Elaine Schellberg:
“Elaina is a true Crusader. She is “locked in” in the classroom and on the athletic field. Besides striving to be her personal best, she pushes and supports her classmates and teammates to do the same”.
The Student Spotlight recognizes one student-athlete each week who truly represents #crusaderpride. Way to go, Elaina!
The MWHS Multicultural Club held a fun-filled Multicultural Night on Friday, April 26. With more than 20 countries represented, there were lots of engaging cultural conversations, delicious food, trivia and dancing. It was a wonderful night that brought our M-W community together.🌎✈️💜
Congratulations to the MWHS Jazz Ensemble for their strong performance at the Delaware Valley Jazz Festival in Milford, PA. The ensemble won Best Rhythm Section and junior Chase Cassidy took home an Outstanding Soloist Award! Bravo! 🎶🤩👏
It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Today, and every day, we celebrate our amazing teachers who support and encourage our students. Thank you for all you do!💜🎉🌟
Along with the sunshine, blooming flowers and warmer temperatures, spring brings an exciting Concert Season to MWCSD! There are many opportunities to enjoy amazing performances by our talented student musicians. Visit www.mw.k12.ny.us for a list of upcoming concerts. See you there!🎶🌟😊
The much-anticipated annual District Art Show, featuring Senior Art Major portfolios, kicks off on Friday, May 3, with the Opening Reception from 5 p.m.- 8 p.m. at MWHS. Don't miss the ever- popular Empty Bowls at 5:30 p.m. For a $10 donation, visitors can take home a beautiful bowl handcrafted by students. All proceeds will benefit a local food pantry.
Additional viewing hours will be held on Saturday, May 4, from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. and then again on Sunday, May 5, from 12 noon - 5 p.m. Come and see all the incredible projects completed by our talented students!🎨✏️📷⭐️
Have a fun-filled weekend, Crusaders! Enjoy the warm temperatures and bright sunshine. Do something that makes you smile. 🌞🎉😎
Mrs. Heffner's SC class had an outdoor adventure in honor of Earth Day 2024. Every day is Earth Day!🌎🌳💚
On Thursday, April 11, the World Languages Honor Society gathered for the annual Induction Ceremony of new members to the National Spanish Honor Society, National Italian Honor Society and National French Honor Society. Inductees received certificates and recited the Oath of Membership. Best wishes to the 82 new members!🇪🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹⭐️
MWHS students recently visited the United States Military Academy in West Point for a unique, interactive and fun physical education learning experience. Students participated in a physical education workout, cadet obstacle course, and beginner's combatives. They also observed cadets in their aquatics workout, rock wall climbing class, and saw West Point's state of the art facilities firsthand. What a great opportunity for our students!💪🇺🇸😅
Good luck to Monroe-Woodbury's Special Olympians as they compete today at West Point! Go, Crusaders, go!💜⭐️
Get those cameras and phones ready for photos of our seniors with their names in lights! Please join us in celebrating the amazing Monroe-Woodbury High School Class of 2024! Each year, Monroe-Woodbury celebrates the members of the senior class by highlighting their names individually on the High School and Route 32 electronic signs. Every member of the class is named and celebrated! Check the District website for more information!
Reminder: All Monroe-Woodbury schools and offices will be closed Tuesday, April 23rd.
Interested in joining the M-W team as a part-time or substitute School Monitor? Enjoy a flexible work schedule in our K-8 schools. Monitors may assist with lunch and recess coverage, as well as bus arrival and departure. We have immediate part-time and substitute opportunities.
Please share contact information via the online form and someone from HR will be in touch shortly to walk you through the application process. Interested individuals may also email Keila Estevez Pena at [email protected] or call 845-460-6200, ext. 6214.
Tonight's the night! Don't miss out on the Harlem Wizards vs. the M-W Dream Team at MWHS. Doors open at 6 p.m. See you there for a fun-filled family event!🏀📣🎉
MWMS sixth grade students attended a Birds of Prey assembly to highlight the concepts from their ecology unit. Students saw predatory birds like owls, hawks and falcons and learned about the birds' adaptations that made them best suited for their environment. Students also learned about their importance and niche. There was an emphasis on what students can do to help protect these organisms. What a great learning experience for our sixth graders!🪶🦉😀
