M-W Girls Varsity Flag Football ran its first youth flag clinic on Nov. 3. With close to 50 students in attendance, 2nd-8th grade students participated in a series of fitness and agility drills, as well as skill building like throwing, catching and flag pulling. These young girls showed the true spirit of Monroe-Woodbury athletes and we look forward to seeing them continue with this awesome sport. Here's to our future Crusaders!🏈💪
REMINDER: Schools are closed on Tuesday, November 5, for a Superintendent's Conference Day. We will see you on Wednesday, November 6!
Community Swim is canceled on Friday, November 1, 2024. Community Swim will be held on Sunday, November 3, as scheduled. Thank you for your understanding.
Happy Friyay! The colors! The cheers! The laughs! As we wrap up Spirit and Red Ribbon Week, M-W magnified their commitment to remain drug free by participating in themed days. From pajama day, homecoming, repping your favorite sports team and even a hoedown, the community owned big energy all week!🤩🤸
REMINDER: The 35th Annual Monroe-Woodbury Faculty & Friends Benefit Concert will take place on Friday, November 1 at 6 p.m. in the High School auditorium. Come see M-W teachers (and community members) performing a variety of musical selections. All proceeds benefit the Boosters scholarship fund.
Tickets can be purchased at the door ($6/students & seniors; $12/adults). Also, viewers at home can purchase live-stream and on-demand tickets via LocalLive. Visit www.mw.k12.ny.us for more information. See you there!🎶🎤💜
Don't forget, Daylight Saving Time ends soon! This Sunday, Nov. 3, set your clock back one hour and enjoy the extra rest! ⏰ #Fallback
Class of 2025: Need help filling out college applications? Want to learn about options other than college? Your counseling team is available on Wednesdays outside the large cafeteria during periods 4-7. Get your questions answered!🎓💜
During Red Ribbon Week, North Main students got an up close and personal look at Monroe Police Department’s K-9 unit. K-9 Keen with Sgt. Melissa Berke, worked as a team to show students how this unit keeps the community safe! 💜
Congratulations to Christopher Hunter, the first recipient of the “Crusader Cause for Applause” award! Chris is a long-term member of the Buildings & Grounds team who takes pride in keeping M-W schools running smoothly and looking magnificent! Thank you, Chris!
#Crusadercauseforapplause🎉
Today’s Super High 5 goes to the entire school community that was flooded in red for Red Ribbon Week! Reflective of compassion, is this moment between Dr. Norman and a student. Dr. Norman demonstrates how M-W cares for one another no matter how big, or small, the gesture!💜
This week is National School Bus Safety Week. Let’s work together to ensure every student gets to and from school safely! Students should always cross in FRONT of the bus. Motorists, STOP when the stop arm is extended! Stay alert, stay safe and let’s practice these rules every day! 🚌🛑
REMINDER: Modified winter sports registration opens on Friday, October 25 @ 2 p.m. Check out the district website for more information: https://www.mw.k12.ny.us/o/athletics
This is what UNDEFEATED looks like!🏐 The M-W volleyball team officially completed the regular season last night with a 15-0 record. Impressive! Next up: Section IX Championships (opponent TBD) on Nov. 9 at Mount St. Mary College @ 10 a.m. Good luck, Crusaders!⭐️💪💜
While volunteering with Kids Changing the World Club (KCW), MWHS students showed true sportsmanship, heart and compassion by assisting children with disabilities play various sports. These students demonstrated what it truly means to be a Crusader. #mwfam
Voyage complete! National School Lunch Week was a success as our students dined on fresh and delicious meals. From fruits and veggies to wholesome grains, students found their treasure and earned a healthy snack at the end of the week! A big thank you to our food service team, who not only serve nutritious food, but also big energy! 🍎🍕
MWHS senior Joe Matise visited Washington, D.C. with Vietnam War Veteran Ray Grzywaczewski as 1 of 5 high school students selected and sponsored by the Rotary Club to serve as a Youth Guardian for the Hudson Valley Honor Flight. Joe was nominated by his varsity baseball coach Chris Vero. He spent the day with Ray and many other local veterans on Mission #34. Hudson Valley Honor Flight is a nonprofit organization which “Honors American Veterans” for all their sacrifices. We are proud of you, Joe, and thank all veterans for their service to our country!🇺🇸✈️
Good morning, sunshine!🌅 Members of the MWHS Class of 2025 celebrated Senior Sunrise this morning, with a little help from Mother Nature (and summerlike temperatures)...just one of many memorable events to commemorate their final year as Crusaders.💜🎓 #mwhsclassof2025 #mwfam
Ahoy! Happy Friyay! Today’s Super High 5 goes to CVE's Principal Michael Barone. Mr. Barone worked with the amazing food services staff to serve lunch and wrap up National School Lunch Week. Mr. Barone enjoyed a yummy slice of pizza with the students and since he remembered to eat all of his fruits and veggies, all of the kids earned an extra healthy snack!
MWHS drawing and painting students enjoyed the last of the warm weather and National Art Honor Society members started their painting season with a share the canvas activity. We can't wait to see what our talented students create this year!🎨🌞💜
Pine Tree students had an amazing time with Assistant Superintendent Bhargav Vyas who shared his passion for chess and guided students through the basics of the game. The students were so excited to use their newly learned skills and play at home!♟😊
