Our mission is to provide exceptional care to our students while fostering each child's academic, social-emotional, physical, creative, and moral development in an equitable and academically rich environment.

Students can be dropped off at school between 7:35-7:50am. each morning. Students are allowed to enter the building at 7:50am. During this time, students are free to go to their lockers or classrooms to prepare for the school day and pick up nutrition break from our breakfast carts located on each floor.

On inclement weather days, students will be allowed to enter the building at approximately 7:35am. and go directly to the cafeteria until the 7:50am. open hall period.

If a student has a pass to see a teacher, a band lesson or another scheduled meeting, he or she may enter the building at 7:35am. Please be sure you have your pass readily available to show the office staff in order to enter the building early. 

Before school movement activities for students will begin the week of September 15th and run from 7:20 to 7:50am in the upper gym. Our goal is to motivate students to come to school, get them moving and energized, and allow for a time for us to build connections with them!

Below is the schedule we'll be following:

Monday: Volleyball

Wednesday: Basketball

Friday: Dodgeball

Monroe Middle School is committed to providing our students with the skills to be globally connected in an increasingly complex world. Key to this development is not only mastery of knowledge and concepts, but also of the new tools of this digital age. Digital devices, like the Chromebook, provide our students with the ability to interpret and critically evaluate the vast wealth of information that is now at our fingertips and to harness that information in the creation of new ideas and original material.

In our 1:1 Chromebook program, each student is assigned a Chromebook that can be used both at school and at home. It provides anytime, anywhere access to the tools and resources that 21st century education requires. We are very excited about the ability to enhance our students' educational experience and learning through use of this technology tool.

The middle school understands the importance of teachers, students, and parents engaging, collaborating, learning, and sharing in digital environments. Monroe Middle School has purchased Google Chromebooks for each student to use for academic advancement. The middle school is committed to developing and providing technology resources that engage our students in learning, providing students access to materials, and giving students a variety of opportunities to express what they know. Chromebooks give students access to many of the technological tools and resources that are enhancing education. Each student will be assigned a Chromebook to be used throughout the school year. Students are required to sign this Chromebook Acceptable Use Agreement before they are issued their chromebook. Using a Chromebook is a privilege and comes with expectations, rules, and consequences. Review and discuss the information below:

Chromebooks are the property of the School District of Monroe and as such, administration and/or their designee have the right to inspect the device and associated applications/extensions at any time. This includes, but is not limited to, email, documents, pictures, music, or other components associa

The district reserves the right to define inappropriate use of technology. The lending of a Chromebook to any third party is strictly prohibited. Chromebooks do not come with Internet filtering software. Internet access is monitored with a web program called GoGuardian. All student activity, both at home and school, may be filtered by this web program. This gives the school district the ability to monitor the type of activity. Students/guardians will be responsible for caring for the Chromebook and will be expected to return the device in good working condition. Each Chromebook and case are the student and family’s responsibility and any intentional damage or loss of the Chromebook or case may result in a fee, up to and including replacement cost of each item. Families are responsible for the total cost of repairs or replacement should damage or loss incur.

Students are responsible for reporting damage, loss, or theft of a chromebook. Students should immediately report these issues and bring their chromebooks to the LMC or office.

Students should turn off and store any personal electronic devices (cell phone, smart watches, iPod, etc.) in their locker before the first class of the day and remove them only after dismissal. 

Failure to follow this rule will result in the following: 

We are fortunate to have a great phone system at Monroe Middle School. Each classroom has a phone and the office can be in contact with any teacher or student in moments. Students who need to contact a parent during the school day always have the option to ask permission of their classroom teacher for use of the telephone, or request a pass to use the office phone. Our goal is to provide a safe, respectful, and distraction free learning environment. Cell phones, like many other electronic devices, can be a distraction. It is disrespectful to the teacher and others in the classroom if a student is using a cell phone or other electronic device during the school day. In addition, text messaging and camera phones could be used to gain unfair advantage during a testing situation.

SSM Health Monroe Hospital & Medical Group is excited to announce we will be accepting applications for our after-school 2025 Club Scrub Fall session! Our Club Scrub program is available to 8th grade students who are interested in the health care field. With parent/guardian permission, students should complete the program application by clicking the link below. Applications for the fall session will open September 2nd. Once the application is submitted, we will receive them electronically. Applications are due by September 19th, 2025. Each application will be reviewed for consideration to join the Club Scrub program and up to 16 students will be selected. Selected students will be emailed a congratulatory acceptance letter and additional program details after September 24th, 2025.

We would like to remind everyone that the Homecoming parade will be taking place at 2:00pm Friday afternoon.  The middle school will release students at the normal Friday time of 1:28pm. Students must leave the building at that time.

The parade route does leave the high school parking lot at 2:00pm. and comes down 15th Avenue past the Middle School and around the Downtown Square.

Please take a moment tonight to work out a family plan with your student for homecoming.

For home varsity football games, elementary and MMS students are expected to have an adult that is attending the game to be responsible for them. This policy is to ensure the safety of all elementary and MMS students of the School District of Monroe. Please make sure the adult is walking into the game with the students that they will be responsible for.  Unaccomplanied students will not be allowed into the game.

Go Cheesemakers!

We are off to a great start this school year at Monroe Middle School! A sure sign of fall is Parent-Teacher Conferences. Conferences are a wonderful opportunity for you to meet with your child’s teachers, discuss their progress to date, and identify areas of strength as well as areas in need of improvement. This year we will be holding Parent-Teacher Conferences on Tuesday, October 14th from 4:00-7:00 PM.. 

Again this year for conferences, we are asking parents to utilize the Family Access feature of Skyward to make appointments to visit with teachers. This online scheduling will be open and available on October 7th at 8:00 AM.

A friendly reminder...

We are asking that parents do not park in the Monroe School District Bauer Center Parking lot across from the middle school when picking up or dropping off students. This parking lot is reserved for staff and traveling teachers. Thank you!