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Daily Screening: If your child is attending in-person, please be sure to review the daily screening questionnaire online each day they are present. If you answer yes to any question, please keep your child at home and contact the school nurse for more information.

Click here to view the PDF file version of the screening questionaire

Click here to view the 2020-2021 School Calendar

Click here to view the 2021-2022 School Calendar (Board approved 2/17/2021)

The following video provides general information regarding Virtual Learning through Schoology (9-12) and Google Classroom (K-8) in Monroe Township. It can be accessed on the district website in the "Announcement" section or through the direct link here. 

The district has also begun to populate a Parent/Student Technology Tutorial Website. Within the website are short videos, tutorials, and resources that may be useful when using digital tools throughout the school year. The website will be updated to reflect the technology needs within our learning community. The website can be found in the "Site Shortcuts" section on each schools webpage and a direct link to the website is located here.  

If you have specific technology questions please reach out to our IT staff at ITstaff@monroe.k12.nj.us

To register for Kindergarten your child must be five (5) years of age by October 31, 2021.  

ONLY a parent or legal guardian can register their child.

STEP 1: Online Registration - Go to www.monroe.k12.nj.us  Student Registration

(Please print and fill out all necessary forms and send/e-mail them to Cherie McCoy at Cherie.McCoy@monroe.k12.nj.us)

Phone:  609-642-6128 ext. 4013 or E-Mail: Cherie.McCoy@monroe.k12.nj.us 

Each student entering the Monroe Township Public Schools for the first time is required by law (Public law 18A:40-4) to have a physical examination prior to entry into school. This examination must be completed no more than 365 days prior to the first day of attendance. Signed documentation of the examination by the student’s physician must be submitted to the school nurse. If you have a problem complying with this health mandate, please contact your school nurse. Children without physical examinations will not be permitted to enroll.

Additionally, state law mandates that your child will not be allowed to attend school in September 2021 without proof of completed immunizations with a doctor’s signature. Information regarding immunization requirements for pupils in schools has been taken in part from the NJ Department of Health and Senior Service bulletin dated December 2000. If you have any questions regarding the immunization requirements, please contact your pediatrician or call the school nurse at the school your child will be attending. Even though all needed immunizations may not be given at the time of registration, please bring a record of those immunizations received up until that date. (New immunization information can be shared with the nurse until August 31. All immunizations should be completed by that time.)

Barclay Brook School Nurse (732) 521-1000

Mill Lake School Nurse (732) 251-5336

Oak Tree School Nurse (609) 655-7642

The Woodland School Student Council is sponsoring Woodland Spirit Week every week until the end of the school year!  Classrooms will choose a Spirit Theme which will be held on Fridays. We have already had Tie Dye Day, Disney Character Day and Career Day!

Our students celebrated Read Across America on March 2^nd.  In 4^th grade Ms. Ciccarella’s classroom did a maze and took reading oath to read their favorite books! In addition, they read The Lorax and wrote a letter to Mother Earth! As a reward, students received sunflower seeds!  Mrs. Michael also had her students read The Lorax and she had them respond by drawing & writing about a theme in connection to industry, environment & greed. Ms. Spilken had special mystery readers join her students and Mr. Reinhold / Ms. Troiani’s 5^th grade class all dressed like their favorite book character. It was quite a day!

Our students continue to be recognized for Students of the Month and have been rewarded by picking a book from our book vending machine.

The Applegarth Student Council is currently holding a contactless MCFOODS Community Food Drive. The 4^th and 5^th graders are doing an amazing job with the collection and are eager to help feed our neighbors who are struggling during the pandemic. The two grade levels are even having a friendly competition of who can collect the most, with the winning grade having the opportunity to watch Mrs. Graziano get a pie in the face.

Mrs. Pignataro & Mrs. Nieves's Reading Class

Who thought DoorDash could be more than food delivery? Students in Room 14 at Applegarth School have been surprised with a reading award. Mrs. Pignataro and Mrs. Nieves have been delivering a balloon with a mini composition book and a scented pen for students who have logged hours on the digital platform of EPIC's reading books. So far three students have earned a gold star balloon for triple-digit hours read and twelve students earned a silver balloon for double-digits read. Besides the individual hours read, the class has read a total of over 2,800 books since September. We have enjoyed celebrating their success by watching the original Horton Hears a Who and inviting our guest speaker, Mrs. Vidolin from Florida, to read to our students. What a great week we had during Read Across America for our super 4th grade readers.

Mrs. Dinsmore also visited classes to read aloud a digital book and March 4^th was Pajama Day. While not our traditional Read Across America festivities, our school still demonstrated our love of reading!

To celebrate Read Across America Week the kindergarten students in Mrs. Shea’s class read the beloved classic “Bartholomew and the Oobleck”. Afterwards they made predictions how they thought Oobleck would feel, smell, and look like. Next parents were asked to join in on the fun on Zoom and help their child follow directions to create Oobleck together. Reading and science began to “stick together” when the class discussed solids and liquids as they mixed cornstarch and water together. Oobleck was formed and our kindergarten students recorded their observations just like real scientists!  

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