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Monroe Local Schools This is the official page of the Monroe Local School District in Monroe, OH. The following are our terms of use regarding social media interaction.

Social Media Terms of Use

Monroe Local School District strives to foster a community of open communication and constructive dialogue. The purpose of our social media channels is to build community and celebrate our schools, students and staff. To create a safe and welcoming environment and set an example of appropriate behavior for our students, we reserve the right to delete posts or comments th

at are profane, obscene, offensive, misrepresentative or that identify individuals in a potentially detrimental manner. Participants should not expect responses to direct messages or every question or comment posted. For school-related questions or concerns, please contact your building administrator or the district administration office. Specifically, we will hide or delete comments when:

- Users participate in name-calling.
- They advertise or promote services/products not approved by the District.
- They violate copyright and fair use laws.
- They include inappropriate language, innuendo, statements or profanity. This includes remarks, images, GIFs, emojis, etc. that are vulgar, lewd, racist, homophobic, and/or sexist.
- They use abusive, defamatory or generally negative terms when referring to students, staff or another individual or group of people.
- They include profanity, or simulated profanity. Inserting symbols, such as *** is not permitted and will be removed.
- They incite violence or make threats or are threatening against the District and its staff and students.
- They encourage breaking the law or encouraging others to do so.
- They are unrelated to the original message and spirit of the post.
- They fail to show proper consideration for others’ privacy, or are considered likely to offend or provoke others (i.e. arguments or inflammatory debates). We will ban users if comments:

- Are especially egregious in nature.
- Are repeated, frequent violations of the above.
- Threaten or endanger others.

Families planning to utilize bus service for the 2026-27 school year must complete a mandatory transportation opt-in for...
06/17/2026

Families planning to utilize bus service for the 2026-27 school year must complete a mandatory transportation opt-in form for each student no later than July 5, 2026.

After this deadline, the transportation department will begin routing only students with completed forms. If the opt-in period is missed it may affect your child’s bus stop location or cause a delay of up to two weeks to receive transportation once school starts. 🚍

For more information on Monroe’s transportation policies or to complete an opt-in form for your student/s, please log into Final Forms or visit www.monroelocalschools.com/departments/transportation/transportation-department/.

The Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators recently selected Monroe High School's Jon Creamer as the OASSA ...
06/16/2026

The Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators recently selected Monroe High School's Jon Creamer as the OASSA Zone 2 Assistant Principal of the Year!

One of 10 zones statewide, Zone 2 is composed of eight Southwestern Ohio counties: Butler, Hamilton, Warren, Clermont, Clinton, Brown, Highland and Adams.

Zone Principals and Assistant Principals of the Year are now finalists at the state level, and later this year, the OASSA Board of Directors will select the four overall winners from this pool of highly talented school leaders to represent the State of Ohio.

Please join us in congratulating Assistant Principal Creamer on this incredible, well-deserved recognition! 👏🙌🐝

Read more ➡ www.monroelocalschools.com/district-news/entry/oassa-names-monroe-s-jon-creamer-zone-2-high-school-assistant-principal-of-the-year/

ICYMI: Athletic registration is now open for next school year in Final Forms. 🐝Students in grades 7-12 are encouraged to...
06/16/2026

ICYMI: Athletic registration is now open for next school year in Final Forms. 🐝

Students in grades 7-12 are encouraged to register for all sports they wish to participate in during the 2026-27 school year to ensure they receive communication from coaches and the athletic department.

In order to participate, both athletes and parents must complete all of the required forms and have a valid pre-participation physical on file prior to the start of the season.

To access Final Forms, please visit https://monroe-oh.finalforms.com/

📸: 6S Photography

This weekend our high school boys and girls soccer programs came together to make a difference by building 42 beds for k...
06/14/2026

This weekend our high school boys and girls soccer programs came together to make a difference by building 42 beds for kids in our community. 🛏️

Thank you to all of our students and coaches who volunteered their time to serve others, and to Coach Watkins for coordinating this awesome effort through Sleep in Heavenly Peace - OH, Butler County. ❤️🐝

📸: Coach Watkins

Today's campers = tomorrow's conference champs 🏀💪Shoutout to Coach Popplewell, his coaching staff, and varsity basketbal...
06/09/2026

Today's campers = tomorrow's conference champs 🏀💪

Shoutout to Coach Popplewell, his coaching staff, and varsity basketball players David Hernandez and Ty Perkins for instilling confidence, sportsmanship and teamwork in our future Hornets at last week's basketball camp.

We have a feeling we'll be hearing some of these names again in a few years. 👀🐝

📸: Mrs. Frye

This year's Washington, D.C. trip was legen—wait for it—dary!Thank you to our incredible parent chaperones, staff volunt...
06/04/2026

This year's Washington, D.C. trip was legen—wait for it—dary!

Thank you to our incredible parent chaperones, staff volunteers, bus drivers and tour guides who helped bring this experience to life. An extra special shoutout goes to Mrs. Cianciola and Mrs. Stanger for the months of planning and care that went into organizing a week-long adventure for nearly 200 people.

Because of you, our eighth graders made memories that will last a lifetime and gained a deeper understanding of our nation’s history, government and the people who helped shape it. 🐝🇺🇸

After more than 30 years in education, including the last nine at Monroe Local Schools, we’re celebrating the retirement...
06/03/2026

After more than 30 years in education, including the last nine at Monroe Local Schools, we’re celebrating the retirement of Mrs. Sharon Meek!

As Monroe’s EMIS Coordinator, Sharon worked largely behind the scenes, but her impact could be felt throughout every corner of the district. Known for her expertise, attention to detail and willingness to help, Sharon became the person colleagues turned to when they needed answers, guidance or support. No matter the question or challenge, she always made time to help and never stopped until the job was done.

Over the years, Sharon earned a reputation not only within Monroe, but across Ohio, as a trusted expert in her field. Her knowledge, professionalism and commitment to serving others made her an invaluable resource to countless educators and school districts.

While her title may not have placed her in front of students every day, Sharon's work helped ensure that our schools, staff and students had the information, resources and support they needed to succeed. Simply put, Monroe is a better place because of her contributions.

Thank you, Sharon, for your years of dedication, excellence and unwavering support of Monroe Local Schools. We are incredibly grateful for the privilege of working alongside you and wish you all the best in your well-earned retirement. 🐝

After more than 31 years in education, we’re celebrating the retirement of Mr. Rusty Hubbard!When asked about his favori...
06/02/2026

After more than 31 years in education, we’re celebrating the retirement of Mr. Rusty Hubbard!

When asked about his favorite Monroe memory, Rusty couldn't narrow it down to just one. Instead, he reflected on the people who made his time here special. From reconnecting with familiar faces and sharing stories with colleagues to the occasional classroom snowball fight and unforgettable encounters with birds and office windows, Rusty's memories are rooted in the relationships he built along the way.

As a business instructor, Rusty always believed that relationships came first. Whether working with students who naturally gravitated toward him or those who needed a little extra encouragement, his goal was always the same: help every student feel seen, valued and capable of success.

Retirement plans include plenty of family time, home projects, golf outings, travel and, perhaps most importantly, a little rest and relaxation after a long career spent serving others.

Rusty leaves Monroe with a simple but powerful reminder: we're all in this together. Take time to talk things out, give people grace, and never lose sight of why we're here in the first place: the kids. Relationships matter, and sometimes students need them even more than we do.

Thank you, Mr. Hubbard, for the laughter, wisdom and genuine care you brought to Monroe each day. We are grateful that Monroe was the final stop in your educational journey and wish you nothing but the best in your adventures ahead. 🐝

After 23 years at Monroe and a 30-year career in education, we’re celebrating the retirement of Mrs. Cindy Berberich!Whe...
06/01/2026

After 23 years at Monroe and a 30-year career in education, we’re celebrating the retirement of Mrs. Cindy Berberich!

When asked about her favorite memories, Cindy is fortunate to have a lifetime of memories to reflect on. She will never forget the wonderful relationships she has built with her students, families and colleagues over the years. From sharing laughter and tears to working through challenges together, the people she has met along the way have become a part of her life and made every day meaningful.

As retirement begins, Cindy is looking forward to spending more time with her family, including a few exciting trips already on the calendar. She hopes to continue serving others through volunteer work and finding new ways to make a difference.

Cindy leaves behind a reminder that is sure to resonate with anyone who works with children: “Remember that the students that walk into your classroom at the beginning of school will grow so much with your help. Among the big accomplishments they make, don't forget to celebrate the little victories along the way.”

Thank you, Mrs. Berberich, for the care, patience and encouragement you have given to Monroe students and families over the years. Your kindness, dedication and belief in children have made a difference in more lives than you know. 🐝

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