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Health and Accident InsuranceThe Monroe-Gregg School District does not provide any type of health or accident insurance for injuries incurred by your child at school or while participating in school sports and/or extracurricular activities. Student insurance can be purchased through Student Assurance Services.
Attention 7th & 8th grade students and parents
The deadline to apply for a 21st Century Scholarship is June 30th. This is a great opportunity for many, please take the time to view the video and complete an application. 21st Century ScholarSchool Broadcasts
Check us out on YouTube! Please click here to visit and be sure to make it a favorite or bookmark.Bulldog Blessings (Food Pantry) in memory of former student Meredith Knieper
Bulldog Blessings is a partnership with Gleaner Food Bank, Morgan County Community Foundation, and the leadership of Monroe-Gregg School District parent, Vicki Hendricks. The food pantry will be open the third Saturday of each month from 9 A.M. to 11 A.M. Enter through door #6 of Monrovia High School.Committed to AcademicsA strategic plan was developed in 2013 to address needs in technology, increase focus on safety, do a better job in communications, be financially solvent, effective and efficient, plus improve and upgrade our facilities. At the center of the plan is academics, including performing and fine arts. In three years we have made great strides toward improvement in all pieces of the strategic plan. A few examples of our commitment to academic programs and opportunities follow:
The following courses have been added:
Bio-Medical
Pre-engineering
Agriculture Science
4 Advanced Placement Courses ( MHS named to College AP Honor Roll)
Website
Marketing
Keyboarding reinstated at MES
The following programs/opportunities have been added:
TV/Video Studios
FFA
Summer School reinstated
Read Up this fall at MES
The Crossing for alternative education
Robotics
Indiana Education License PlatesIf you purchase a "Read On" plate AND designate Monroe-Gregg School District or Monrovia Schools as your preferred school or foundation, the BMV will donate $25.00 to Monroe-Gregg Schools. -
School closings or delays will be announced to parents through our Skylert notification system. The automated message system will send out voice messages to the numbers that are listed in our Skyward Student Data Management System. Please keep us informed of any changes to your contact information. This can be done by contacting the school that your child attends.
Information on school closings due to inclement weather will be announced on the following media outlets:
WCBK 102.3 WISH (CW) Channel 8 WIBC 1070 AM WXIN (FOX) Channel 59 TPI 99.5 FM WTHR (NBC) Channel 13 SPIRIT 95.1 FM WTTV (CBS) Channel 4 WFMS 96.5 FM WRTV (ABC) Channel 6 -
- Civil Rights - Nondiscrimination Statement
- M-GSD Wellness Policy
- Wellness Policy Evaluation
- Alcohol & Drug Free Policy
School & Student Safety
Monroe-Gregg School District is pleased to announce the continued enhancement of a safe and secure learning environment for our students, parents, and staff. The district has added new camera surveillance and campus security throughout the district. We believe in today’s ever changing environment, it is best to be proactive when meeting the safety challenges, needs, and concerns of our community.
School Bus Safety - The Danger Zone
What is the "danger zone"? It is the area surrounding the bus where children are hard to see. We want your children to be safe when they travel to and from school. Please help us by::- If your student misses the bus at their regular stop, do not follow the bus to the next stop and let your child walk/run beside the bus to get on. The driver cannot see the student in the danger zone, especially if it is dark and could possibly hit them as they pull away from the stop. Take your student to school.
- Make children stay at least 10 feet away from the bus until they begin to enter. Children will be able to see the driver and the driver can see them.
- If children must cross the street to the bus they should cross the street 10 feet (five giant steps) in front of the bus where they can see the driver and the driver can see them.
- Warn the children that, if they drop something, they should never pick it up. Instead, they should tell the driver and follow the driver's instructions. If they bend over to pick up a dropped object, they might not be seen by the driver and could be hurt if the driver pulls away from the stop.
- Remind children to look to the right before they step off the bus. Car drivers in a hurry sometimes try to sneak by the bus on the right hand side.
- Teach your child to secure loose drawstrings and other objects that may get caught in the handrail or door of the bus as they are exiting.
- If you meet your child at the bus stop after school, wait on the side where the child will be dropped off, not across the street. Children can be so excited at seeing you after school that they may dash across the street and forget the safety rules.