Congratulations to MWHS student Veronica Wolnicki who will compete at the Upstate Junior Science & Humanities Symposium (JSHS) competition hosted by the Rochester Institute for Technology on Feb. 1. This STEM competition, supported by the Department of Defense, challenges high school students to achieve and build skills that prepare them for college and careers. Participants perform original STEM research, showcase their findings in an oral presentation or research poster, and compete for both scholarships and invitations to represent the region at the National JSHS event. More than 1,000 high school students applied and only 48 oral presenters were selected for the in-person regional event. We’re so proud of you, Veronica!👏💜
Many students and family members may recognize Mr. Foley as a school safety officer at Smith Clove. What you may not know is that he and his lovely wife spread cheer throughout the M-W community by dressing up as Mr. and Mrs. Claus during the holiday season. This year, the Foleys raised more than $6,000 for their appearances and have donated this generous gift to the MWCSD Nurse and Health Offices to support the important work they do for our students. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Foley, the M-W community is very grateful!💜🎅🤶
The School Counseling Department will host a College Application Workshop for 11th grade students and parents/guardians on Thursday, February 6 at 6 pm.
Please RSVP by the end of the month so we may prepare your personalized documents for the event: https://forms.gle/KkxhcvwJXMU8GCcY8
Additional details can be found on the attached flyer. We look forward to seeing you there!
Caring, patient and awesome! This is how colleagues describe the newest “Crusader Cause for Applause” recipient. Breeana Quinones, aka Bree, is the school secretary at Smith Clove Elementary and always approaches any challenge with a positive attitude. Bree truly embodies the Crusader spirit! #causeforapplause
Due to the forecast for periods of snow which may cause hazardous road conditions early Saturday morning, all scheduled events held at Monroe-Woodbury buildings on Saturday, January 11, will be delayed. All buildings will open at 9:00 a.m.
Stay safe, Crusaders.
Happy Friyay! After this week’s arctic air blast that swooped away many hats and scarves, a huge hug was the perfect way to warm up. Have a great weekend, Crusaders! 💜
Reminder! A free internet safety parent presentation will be offered today, Tuesday, January 7, at 7 p.m. Visit the district website for more information and access to the online registration form. Once the form is completed, parents will receive a Zoom link. Crusaders, don’t miss this important session!
Due to the icy road conditions this afternoon and continuing throughout the early evening hours, all after-school activities, including YMCA Club Kid, are canceled today, Monday, January 6, 2025. Stay safe and warm!
It’s almost time, Crusaders! Hope your winter break was eventful and that you’re ready for all that 2025 has in store. We can’t wait to see you on Monday, January 6!
Let’s bundle up and enjoy the crisp winter air! MWHS Outdoors Club kicked off the winter break with a festive visit to the Orange County Arboretum. Students enjoyed great company while viewing the holiday light displays. ❄️
Happy New Year, Crusaders! Let’s cheer for the next chapter that will be filled with growth, achieving your dreams and embracing #newbeginnings! Welcome 2025!
Congratulations to all eight fall Varsity teams who earned the “Scholar Athlete” title from The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA)!
Scholar-Athlete teams require that 75 percent of the team rosters’ grade point average be 90.00 or above. The following Monroe-Woodbury Varsity teams were named 2024 Scholar-Athlete teams: Boys Cross Country, Girls Cross Country, Varsity Football, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Girls Swim, Girls Tennis and Volleyball! Great job, Crusaders! 💜💪📚
Due to the forecast for freezing rain late this evening into early Saturday morning, all scheduled events held at Monroe-Woodbury buildings on Saturday, December 28, will have a delayed opening of 9:00 a.m.
Stay safe, Crusaders.
Ho! Ho! Ho! Before heading back to the North Pole, Santa made a surprise visit to a very special classroom at Smith Clove. The joy on the faces of the students and teachers as Santa entered their classroom, was enough to light the way back to headquarters.💜
He’s making a list and checking it twice! He’s making his rounds, so you better be nice! This week, Santa visited our littlest Crusaders and spread cheer and the inviting spirit of the holiday season throughout our schools. Students enjoyed many memorable events, including a special story-time, fun-filled assembly and a visit with alpacas! 🦙🎅
Due to the forecast for snowy weather conditions this evening, all scheduled events held at Monroe-Woodbury buildings on Saturday, December 21, will have a delayed opening of 10 a.m.
Stay safe, Crusaders.
Due to the forecast for wintry weather this afternoon, all Monroe-Woodbury students will be dismissed early today, Friday, December 20, 2024, to give our transportation team sufficient time to safely transport all students.
Dismissal times for each school are as follows:
M-W High School: 10:30 a.m.
Sapphire UPK: 11:10 a.m.
M-W Middle School: 11:37 a.m.
Sapphire and Smith Clove (K-1): 11:45 a.m.
Central Valley, North Main, Pine Tree: 12:45 p.m.
Buses will arrive at bus stops three hours earlier than usual. All after school activities, including YMCA Club Kid and Community Swim, are canceled. Morning CTE students will be transported home from BOCES and PM CTE classes are canceled. Families of out-of-district students will receive transportation information directly from their student’s school.
Stay warm and safe!
MWMS is so proud to celebrate the newest Purple Pride Award recipients! This award recognizes that these students are doing the right thing, inside and outside of the classroom, and serve as role models for their fellow students. Excellent job! 💜
Yellow House:
Junior Saint Pierre;
Green House:
Krish Malhotra,
Savannah Espina,
Sophia Colella;
Blue House:
Mia Dillard,
Precious Ugwuekeh
Kids Changing the World club (KCW) completed their annual Hats for Hope drive. The club collected new, cozy hats and donated them to the Garnet Health Cancer Center. These hats are given out to cancer patients during the colder months, so those undergoing treatment can stay warm. Excellent work, Crusaders! 💜
It’s never too early to reach for the stars! MWHS STARS club shared experiences in goal setting with Ms. Dell-Webster’s sixth grade health class. Students were reminded: You can dream it, write it and achieve it! ✨
