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Santa Fe Middle School students drew thunderous cheers as they launched bottle rockets and gave energetic dance and choir performances during a May 25 open house that unveiled a new school name, mission and principal.

Monrovia Unified School District will host two graduation ceremonies celebrating the achievements of its Class of 2017

Monrovia residents were treated to a strange and lively sight on May 20 as Monrovia Unified students – dressed as Princess Leia, Batman and other well-known heroes – danced atop a star-spangled float while singing “Raise You Up” from the musical “Kinky Boots” as part of the Monrovia Days community festival parade.

Santa Fe Middle School will host an open house to exhibit student accomplishments in Santa Fe’s established programs.

Twisted metal, shards of broken glass and pools of fake blood littered West Colorado Boulevard on May 16 in front of Monrovia High School, where two colliding vehicles kicked off the school’s “Every 15 Minutes” program to demonstrate for juniors and seniors the very real perils of operating a car while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Monrovia Unified School District is partnering with the City of Monrovia and Centre Stage to host the Monrovia Days community festival

A Monrovia Unified high school and elementary school were named this week to the Campaign for Business & Education Excellence (CBEE) 2016 Honor Roll, which highlights higher-performing schools that narrow achievement gaps between student populations.

Raucous cheering could be heard all around the Clifton Middle School campus as students, teachers and staff celebrated their newest California Gold Ribbon for the school’s Cub Academy, which provides an individualized support system for students based on their needs.

Teachers and students mourn the loss of a bright young man who brought so much joy to those around him. We send our deepest sympathies to the families and friends grieving over this tragic loss.

Expanded college and career preparedness opportunities, emphasis on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) courses, and promotion of the arts have helped boost Monrovia Unified’s graduation rates to record highs in 2015-16.