Scholarship information for students with Intellectual Disabilities
Attention high school students and parents: Registration is now open for fall online college courses. The cost of these courses is covered by Monroe County Schools. Please contact the guidance counselors at JMHS to register before these fill up. This is a wonderful opportunity to obtain college credits at no cost to families!
The Monroe County Board approved adding a lawn care/landscaping program at Monroe County Technical Center for the 2023-2024 school year. Please ask counselors for course registration if you are interested.
The Monroe County Board approved adding a welding program at Monroe County Technical Center for the 2024-2025 school year.
Sorry for the late post...James Monroe will be competing in the Academic Showdown this morning at 9:00 am. They will be live using the link attached. Join in for support of our Mavericks!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jbOlKj0eS_8
JMHS Academic Showdown team wins round 1, compete again at 11:00
Packed house foe the State Championship Academic Showdown. Let's go James Monroe!
Round 1 James Monroe vs. Winfield
Parents, this is a reminder that Monroe County Schools spring break will begin on Monday, April 3rd and students will return on Tuesday, April 11th. This is a week earlier than normal because juniors will be taking the SAT on April 12th. Everyone has an enjoyable break!
Happy Easter from the little bunnies in Mrs. Ballard’s preschool class.
Monroe County School Nurse Jessie Thomas is proud to share with you all that they have upgraded their emergency boxes county wide to include Stop The Bleed kits, stock epinephrine, Naloxone, and other emergency supplies to have readily available per policy for all needs they may encounter.
April's menus-pay close attention to location. Breakfast is countywide but lunch menus vary by school.
Congrats to PES March leaders of the month!
Third grade math and ELA egg hunt at PES.🐰🐤
Spring has Sprung in 7th grade. Students spent the morning starting some Radishes and Lima Beans. The seeds should sprout in 8 to 10 days.
Mountain View 1st Graders worked hard creating traps to catch those pesky leprechauns! They impressed the whole school with their whit and creativity! After calculating the votes our winners were:
1st Place - Hunter Hinkley
2nd Place - Eli Withrow
3rd Place - Avery Galford
Honorable Mentions:
Andrew Dempsey
Gabe Carter
Jack Houck
Azalea Nelson
Waylon Holdren
Kilcollin Dental performing the last dental screenings for Monroe County Students today in Peterstown. Did you know your child can receive a completely free dental exam each year at school whether they have an established dental home or not through Kilcollin Dental’s school program. Watch out for your child’s dental consent form in their beginning of the year paperwork next year to participate.
This week in the STEM Lab, 3rd and 4th graders learned about forces and potential and kinetic energy by building catapults. They also practiced reading comprehension! Students worked in groups of three . They were given the materials and the instructions. They had to read and follow the directions in order to make their catapult.
Special Board Meeting on Thursday, March 30 at 6:00 p.m. located at the BOE Office. The agenda items are CTE work session, student discipline and old business items.
Looking for a pot of gold? PES 2nd graders made leprechaun traps. They did an awesome job and were very imaginative!
Top 5 Best Leprechaun Trap Awards
Easton Combs
Madison Slaubaugh
Jayde Thomas
Waylon Dent
Kortlen Hatfield
Mrs. Walsh’s 3rd grade at PES is working on tongue twisters! They drew portraits and wrote tongue twisters on their tongues!
Mrs. Broyle’s class spent this week learning about construction workers, construction equipment, and the opposites heavy and light. Today, they made digging dirt dip together. It was delicious.
