News & Announcements

Monrovia High School students from the MHS Roasters program put on their aprons and stock a coffee cart at 7 a.m. to begin selling cups of coffee, tea, and hot chocolate to faculty and staff as part of Monrovia High’s WorkAbility and Transition Partnership program for students.

Monrovia High School Principal Kirk McGinnis discusses the District’s renovation of Wildcat Stadium, the school’s math and humanities learning academies and arts conservatory, its Early College Dual Enrollment partnership with Citrus College and its upcoming College Fair.

Monrovia High School Wildcats Football will be live on the NFHS Network tonight!

Monrovia High School’s Cat City student section – all sporting green to represent the school – cheered as the Monrovia Unified Board of Education kicked off a grand reopening for Wildcat Stadium on Aug. 30 during the Wildcat varsity football team’s first home game of the year.

Dear Monrovia Unified School District community,

At Monrovia Unified, the success of our scholars is at the heart of everything we do. We are underway to a promising 2019-20 school year and are excited to see what accomplishments our students will achieve this academic year.

Monrovia Unified School District students bid farewell to summer and hello to a new school year on Aug. 14, as they participated in orientations, toured campuses, picked up class schedules, and committed to a successful 2019-20 academic year.

Student Score Reports are now accessible electronically through the parent portal on AERIES. The report shows scores based on English Language Arts and Math assessments.

Monrovia Unified School District will welcome back students on Wednesday, Aug. 14 with a slate of innovative instructional and enrichment programs.

Dear Monrovia Unified School District community,

Monrovia Unified is committed to the continued success of our scholars, a goal reflected through work done at the District level and at our facilities this summer.

Dear Monrovia Community,

The City of Monrovia has started repairing and replacing crumbling sidewalks in front of Monrovia High School along Colorado Boulevard to ensure the continued safety of our students and community members. The project is expected to run during the next two weeks and to be completed by the start of school on Aug. 14.