School News
peter_pan-_mms.docxHappy Holidays Everyone!
Thank you, Parents/Guardians for your continued support this 2018-19 school year! The learning community here at Monroe continues to work together to develop learning experiences in and outside of the classroom to communicate our school theme this school year " Everybody Matters Every Day Counts."
We look forward to our commitment to student success in the new year. Also, it is with great appreciation that we celebrate and reflect on the daily efforts of our teachers and staff who continue to work to develop meaningful student learning experiences here at Monroe. In preparation, for the new year our teachers have continued to collaborate through our professional learning communities and continued professional development in AVID/ AVID Excel program that directly support their continued focus on building engaging student learning experiences.
In the new year we look forward to continuing to offer parents and families resources at the school that provide information about parent empowerment/ involvement, commitment to child safety/awareness and academic learning opportunities available in partnership with our local community.
Thank you, PTA for your commitment to our students, teachers and staff for coordinating our fundraisers this school year. As a reminder parents please join PTA in our efforts to support our Monroe learning community.
Have a safe and Happy Holiday winter break everyone and we look forward to a great 2019 start of the new year.
Students Return to School on January 7, 2019
We are excited to announce that the new two story building will be opened on January 7, 2019. The new building includes 11 new classrooms that will provide an innovative learning expereince for our students. Also, the surrounding area provides students access to the new black top area and field space that includes a walking track. We look forward to our new learing environment in the new year.
Enjoy the winter break and we wish you a safe and happy holiday season with family and friends.
We will return to school on Monday, January 7.
Please join Gilbert Rodriguez for Coffee With The Principal at 8:00am on Tuesday, December 18. This is an opportunity to learn what is going on around campus and ask any general questions you may have.
Parents/Guardians, educators, & other adult learning community leaders: learn refusal skills to help kids stay safe from peer pressure! This parent empowerment class focuses on student peer relationships at school, at home, and on social media...Everywhere!
Tuesday, December 18, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm. To learn more, contact Brandon Jones, BrJones [at] campbellusd.org.
This workshop is intended for Parents/Guardians specifically.
Padres, educadores y otros líderes adultos: ¡aprendan habilidades de rechazo para ayudar a los niños a protegerse de la presión de sus compañeros! Esta clase se enfoca en problemas entre compañeros en la escuela en el mundo, en casa, en las redes sociales... ¡En todas partes!
Martes, 18 de diciembre, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Para aprender más, contáctese con Brandon Jones: BrJones [at] campbellusd.org.
Este taller es solo para adultos.
Parents and Friends of Monroe we will be holding our Recognition Ceremony Awards on Thursday, December 13 inside of the Event Center. Across grades, our students are recognized at the recognition ceremony for academic achievement at the end of the trimester. The families of award recipients are invited to attend the ceremony. Please contact the Monroe Office with any questions.
Gold Award: 4.0 GPA
Silver Award: 3.5-3.99 GPA
8th Grade student awards will begin at 9:00 am.
7th Grade student awards will follow at 10:10 am .
6th Grade will being at 11:08 am.
Safety is our top priority at Monroe. An important part of keeping students and staff safe is conducting drills for a variety of situations, including intruders on campus.
On Wed., December 5th, at 9:00am, we have the opportunity to work directly with the San Jose Police Department on a lock down barricade drill. Officers and patrol cars will be on campus, making this drill far more noticeable than those we’ve done in the past.
We don’t want to you be unnecessarily alarmed. We do hope you’ll take the opportunity listen to your child’s questions, ask what he/she learned in the process, and discuss your own family’s plans in case of an emergency.