Monroe Messages
A Newsletter of Monroe County Schools
For more information on Monroe County Schools' COVID protocols & resources click here.
Click here to access the daily updated spreadsheet for COVID numbers.
Please help us congratulate Lt. Ken Blandenburg on his recent promotion. While we will miss seeing him every day, we are so glad he still plans to spend time with our students. Hear more about what's next for Lt. Blandenburg.
2021-2022 Varsity Football Schedule
Only reserved/season tickets are available at the school. No tickets can be purchased at the gate. All tickets must be purchased through the GoFan app by clicking here. For more information, visit the Bulldog Athletics page.
Tax Digest & Millage Chart
Use E-link to look up your child's bus route information by visiting https://versatransweb04.tylertech.com/monroe/elinkrp/login.aspx and following the instructions below.
Monroe County Fine Arts Center Upcoming Performances:
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Upcoming in 4-H
Don’t miss the Monroe County Bicentennial Celebration 200th birthday festival on Saturday, Sept. 25 and Sunday, Sept. 26 around the Forsyth Courthouse square. Live music from the Soul Purpose Band, Shane Bridges and many more. Food vendors, arts and crafts, historic tours, etc. And don’t forget, Tony Orlando will be performing on stage at the Fine Arts Center on the evening of Saturday, Sept. 25. It’s a party that only happens every 50 years, and you wouldn’t want to wait until 2071 to have this kind of fun again. See you on the square!