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Monrovia Unified introduces new site leaders, honors students for civic engagement
Summary
The board welcomed several internal hires and promotions (principals and assistant principals) and recognized seven Monrovia High seniors for earning the California State Seal of Civic Engagement.
The Monrovia Unified School District board recognized and welcomed multiple internal appointees and promoted staff during its June meeting.
Among the announcements, Scott Moses (introduced by district leadership) and Miss Leoni addressed the board after being presented with appointments tied to Clifton Middle School leadership. Bridal Morales Ramirez and Crystal Leroy Palmerville accepted vice-principal and assistant-principal roles at Monrovia High School, each describing their ties to the community and their plans to support students and staff. Several appointees noted family members and community supporters in attendance.
The board also recognized seven Monrovia High School seniors who earned the California State Seal of Civic Engagement for completing coursework, verified service hours and civic projects. Mr. Levers described students’ volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity and read a student reflection about civic action and affordable housing.
Why it matters: Internal promotions are intended to provide continuity and stability in site leadership ahead of the 2025–26 school year. The student recognition highlights civic learning pathways and community engagement opportunities in the district.
At the meeting: Trustees thanked staff and appointees and took group photos; a number of the appointments were internal promotions, which staff highlighted as supporting district stability.
