Two Monrovia High seniors are participating in the Young Legislators Program, hosted by Assemblymember Chris Holden, providing them with the opportunity to learn about the legislative process and the relationship between local and state governments.

More than 220 students, teachers, and community members have stepped up to donate blood during a drive benefitting Monrovia High School student-athlete James Speranta, who is facing an unexpected battle against leukemia.

Monrovia High’s Suit Bots robotics team is in Houston, Texas, from April 18-21 to compete in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) World Championships, which features 30,000 competitors on 1,400 teams from more than 60 countries.

Monroe Elementary fifth-grader Elisha Luckett rounded the last corner of a 400-meter race and launched himself in front of his competitors to take first place for the second consecutive year in the 13th annual Monrovia Elementary Olympic (MEO) Games.

Monrovia High School freshman Jordan Radnoti, known to classmates as “JRad,” has been racing for little over a year and already took first place in a Southern California mountain bike competition, racing on a 12.4 mile track with a time of 1:18:40 on March 18.