News & Announcements

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.

Dear Monrovia Community,

Monrovia Unified School District’s vision of offering world-class schools for our world –class students is reflected in the work being done this summer in our facilities. While budgets remain tight, we were able to find matching grants and capitalize on past work to renovate the air-conditioning systems at Plymouth Elementary School and Clifton Middle School. Most exciting is the use of our restricted funds to renovate the track and field at Wildcat Stadium.

Monrovia High School has been recognized by the Campaign for Business and Education Excellence (CBEE) with a place on the 2018-19 California Honor Roll as part of a national effort to identify higher-performing schools and districts that are improving student outcomes.

Dear Monrovia Unified School District community,

At Monrovia Unified, preparing our students for college and career is at the forefront of everything we do. In June, we celebrated promotions for our students from our five elementary schools and two middle schools, as well as commencement ceremonies for our high schools.

2019-2020 LCAP for public review.

Wildcat Stadium roared as administrators, teachers, and family and friends celebrated 367 Class of 2019 graduates who said goodbye to Monrovia High School during an evening commencement ceremony on June 5.

Monrovia Unified celebrated 270 students who graduated from the District’s Adult School, Canyon Oaks High School, and Mountain Park School during ceremonies that celebrated the achievements and successes of each student.