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Monroe High student delegates present core values to school board

Monroe Board of Education · November 12, 2024
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Summary

Three Monroe High School student board delegates described the school's core values — kindness and empathy, putting learning first, and timely, authentic communication — during a board meeting presentation led by Principal Steve Pulizzi.

Principal Steve Pulizzi introduced three student board delegates to the Monroe Board of Education and asked them to describe one of the high school's core values and give an example of how it shows up in school life. "My name is Grady. At Monroe High School, we practice kindness and empathy," one delegate said, recounting how teammates welcomed a foreign exchange student midseason.

Another delegate said, "One of our core values at the high school is we put learning first," and described expectations that students stay alert and engaged in class. A third student emphasized "timely, authentic, and consistent communication," saying that being clear and dependable builds trust and improves academics and relationships. Principal Pulizzi told the board the student presentations illustrate the district's emphasis on school culture and invited the board to visit Monroe High to see the work firsthand.

The presentation followed an agenda item recognizing student participation in district initiatives; board members thanked the students and school leadership for the report.