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A Newsletter of Monroe County Schools

National Beta is proud to announce Monroe County Schools as a 2021-2022 National District of Distinction. This award is given to those deserving districts who offer National Beta in all schools in their district, and who induct qualifying students in all eligible grades (4‐12). Monroe County is one of only 36 districts to receive this award nationwide. For more information about National Beta, visit betaclub.org.

News from the Transportation Department

The Transportation Department attended the Middle School Transition Night to start preparation for the 2022-2023 school year.

Pictured: Rae Knight on left (Lead 400 Driver); Jake Davis on right (Transportation Director)

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Congratulations Star Readers! The Forsyth-Monroe County Chamber of Commerce honors students with the highest AR level in each grade and those who have shown significant growth.

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This week we continue our look at the legacies of Monroe County schools. After 25 years with the district, Assistant Superintendent Jackson Daniel is stepping down. MPTV’s Maddie Franklin sat down with Mr. Daniel to look back at his career, and to find out what’s next.

It's tough to step into a position held by the same person for a long time, but Mary Persons Principal Jim Finch says he’s up to the challenge. Campbell Brown spoke with Dr. Finch about his move from principal to assistant superintendent.

Payroll Clerk Pandy Horton spent many years making sure Monroe County school employees are paid on time. But this summer, she is retiring from the Central Office. Faith Jones spoke with Mrs. Horton about her plans for retirement.

Monroe County is looking for millionaires. Media Specialist Erin Carr explains what a Monroe Millionaire is, and how a student can qualify. Click here to listen.

The Common Sense Census: Media Use by Tweens and Teens

Media use for tweens and teens has grown faster since the start of the pandemic than it has over the previous four years. Our new report uncovers the content behind all this media use, and the media activities they enjoy most. Read more from Common Sense Media.

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