🔥 New Year. New Show. Same Amazing Fun! 🔥
The Harlem Wizards bring a whole new level of energy, laughs, and excitement to Monroe-Woodbury tomorrow, Friday, March 21.
🏀 Dunks, tricks, dancing, and crowd participation—it’s fun for all ages!
🎟 Don’t wait—grab your tickets today: https://www.harlemwizards.com/tickets/monroe-woodbury. #HarlemWizards #NewYearNewShow #Don’tMissThis #FamilyEvent
REMINDER: All are welcome at this band event featuring the Monroe-Woodbury High School Wind Ensemble and The Wooster College Band and Bagpipe Band. Dr. Jeffrey Gershman, director of bands at Wooster College, is a former Monroe-Woodbury music teacher and is excited to be returning home to share the stage with current M-W students. Join us at this exciting (and free) evening of music!🎶⭐️
🎟 Courtside Plus Giveaway! 🏀✨
Want to take your Harlem Wizards experience to the next level?
Purchase your ticket by 8:00 PM on Wednesday, 3/19, and you’ll be automatically entered to win a FREE upgrade to Courtside Plus — the best seat in the house and an unforgettable VIP experience!
✅ Already bought your ticket? Don’t worry — you’re already entered!
🎁 Already have Courtside Plus seats? If you win, you’ll receive official Harlem Wizards merchandise instead!
Don’t miss your chance to get up close to the action — tricks, dunks, and high-flying fun await!
🎟 Grab your tickets here: https://pretix.eu/harlemwizards/centralvalleyny03-21-25-06-30pm/
#CourtsidePlus #WizardsGiveaway #HarlemWizards #VIPExperience #FamilyFunNight🏀⭐️
REMINDER: All Monroe-Woodbury schools will be closed on Wednesday, March 19, for a Superintendent's Conference Day to allow staff to engage in professional development.
MWHS Drama Club is excited to present The Secret Garden, an enchanting, Tony Award-winning musical based on Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic of children's literature.
Performances: Thursday, March 27 and Friday, March 28 @ 7:00 PM; March 29 @ 2:00 PM
Tickets: Available at the door or online at the MWHS Drama Club site: https://cur8.com/26360/project/130481
Adults: $15
Students/Seniors: $10
Don't miss seeing our talented students shine on stage!
For the past 34 years, the Sojourner Truth Awards program has recognized deserving minority students. Fifteen M-W students were recognized for their accomplishments in areas such as perseverance, English, foreign languages, creative arts and citizenship . Visit the district website www.mw.k12.ny.us to view a complete list of award recipients. Congratulations, Crusaders!💜⭐️
You're invited! All are welcome at this band event featuring the Monroe-Woodbury High School Wind Ensemble and The Wooster College Band and Bagpipe Band. Dr. Jeffrey Gershman, director of bands at Wooster College, is a former Monroe-Woodbury music teacher and is excited to be returning home to share the stage with current M-W students. Join us at this exciting (and free) evening of music!🎶⭐️
In honor of Black History Month (February) and Women's History Month (March), MWHS teacher Ashley Geffner challenged her Earth and Space Science students to choose a notable black and/or female person who falls within the S.T.E.M./S.T.E.A.M. umbrella and create a poster showcasing how this individual has influenced the science community.
Students proudly displayed their projects in the high school hallway for all to see!
Members of the MWHS Class of 2026 are encouraged to submit an application for the 2025-26 Board of Education Student Representative. Visit the district website www.mw.k12.ny.us to learn more and to access the online application. Submission deadline: April 11, 2025
Looking for a flexible schedule, benefits, and a supportive team? Drive a bus for Monroe-Woodbury! We’re hiring both permanent and substitute drivers.
Join us for our next Test Drive a School Bus event on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to noon at Central Valley Elementary, 45 Route 32, Central Valley.
Our trained staff will guide you through the process as you get behind the wheel of a school bus in a supervised, hands-on experience right in the Central Valley Elementary parking lot.
Participants must have a valid driver’s license.
To reserve your spot, contact Kathy in the Monroe-Woodbury Transportation Department at 845-460-6010, ext. 6025, or email kmartin@mw.k12.ny.us.
Know someone who might be interested? Bring a friend! Job applications will be available after the demonstration.
Your future is waiting—start the journey today!
The MWHS Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter will be hosting its annual blood drive on Friday, March 14. We're just 62 donations away from reaching a milestone of 5,000 donations through our drives. Since each pint can save 3 lives, our Crusaders have already helped save over 15,000 lives! We're aiming to hit the 5,000 mark during this spring drive. Join us and help make a difference! 🙏
Act now! The March 5 deadline for the Monroe-Woodbury Music Boosters Scholarship program quickly approaches. This program rewards select students in grades 4-12 who demonstrate outstanding musicianship and success in their dedication to music. Visit the district website www.mw.k12.ny.us for more information. Good luck!
Congratulations to eighth grader Gigi Sullivan, otherwise known as Boys Wrestling Division 1 Section IX Champion! Way to go, Gigi!💪⭐️👏
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of music! The highly anticipated Prism Concert, featuring the incredible student performers from the Voice Ensemble, Chamber Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Symphonic Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, and Chamber Winds, is happening at 7 p.m. on Thursday, February 20, at MWHS. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary night featuring our talented musicians!🎶⭐️
As we wrap up National School Counselor Appreciation Week, we celebrate all our hardworking and dedicated counselors who go the extra mile for Monroe-Woodbury students every day!
Due to forecasts calling for prolonged wintry weather conditions, all Monroe-Woodbury schools and offices will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, February 6. The Club Kid program and all after school activities are canceled. Out-of-district students will not be transported.
The Monroe-Woodbury Music Boosters Scholarship program seeks to reward those select students in grades 4-12 who demonstrate outstanding musicianship and success in their dedication to music. These students’ confidence and passion for learning music will be apparent in Chorus, Band, Orchestra, or any combination of these ensembles. Scholarships will be presented to winners during each school’s spring concerts. Scholarships are cash awards, with the amounts to be determined depending on the number of winners.
Visit www.mw.k12.ny.us to learn more!
Due to icy road conditions affecting our area, all Monroe-Woodbury schools and offices will operate on a 2-hour delay schedule on Friday, January 31. Students will be picked up at bus stops two hours later than usual.
The start of the academic day will be as follows:
M-W High School – 9:08 a.m. start time
M-W Middle School – 10:15 a.m. start time (AM classes will begin at 9:25 a.m.
Sapphire and Smith Clove – 10:15 a.m. start time
Sapphire UPK – 10:40 a.m. start time
Central Valley, North Main and Pine Tree – 11:15 a.m. start time
Club Kid A.M. will not be held. All buses, both in and out-of-district, will operate on the specified delay schedule.
All CTE programs at BOCES will be bussed based on the Monroe-Woodbury schedule. Students will not be charged for absence from BOCES if buses are not available. BOCES delayed opening cancels morning CTE programs. Safe travels, Crusaders!
Congratulations to Madison Fileen on achieving 1,000 points as a member of the MWHS girls varsity basketball team! What an amazing achievement!🏀⭐️🎉 #crusaderpride #mwfam
Superintendent Norman recently visited students in Mrs. Bulla's "Exploring Teaching as a Profession" class to share about his own career journey in education, experiences as superintendent and to answer questions. Developed in 2017-18 , this class is one of the SUNY Albany college credit opportunities offered at MWHS and gives students the opportunity to take a deeper dive into the roles of teachers in public education.
"My mom instilled in me that education was important. I watched my mother model teaching for years, I valued education and I have a passion for helping people. I decided I wanted to be a teacher. I chose a path of elementary education and it was one of the better choices of my life."
~ Dr. Norman
