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Board discusses possible shift from SEC to KLAA for high-school athletics

Monroe Public Schools Board of Education · June 10, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent said the district applied to the KLAA as part of a broader athletic-league reorganization; the board discussed travel distances, competitive balance and timing but made no decision, noting an application deadline and possible changes for fall 2026.

Superintendent Shaw updated the board on athletic‑league discussions, saying the district has put in an invite/application to the KLAA and that discussions about league structure and travel distances continue. "As you know, we've been, over the last few years, talking about, should we stay in the SEC, move from the SEC?" he said, noting current uncertainty and that the district is monitoring interest from other schools before making any recommendation.

Board members raised scheduling, travel and competitive-balance concerns and asked for further analysis. Shaw said the timeline under consideration targets a fall‑2026 transition if the board decides to proceed, and the board agreed to continue discussion at future meetings before any formal vote.