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Monroe Public Schools touts Kindness Walk turnout and gala fundraising to support PBIS
Summary
District staff reported about 600 registered for the Kindness Walk (roughly 322 attended) and said the Great Gatsby Gala raised more than $18,000 after expenses; staff said the funds supported PBIS activities and community engagement.
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Presenters summarized community outreach tied to PBIS, saying this year’s Kindness Walk had 600 registered participants (317 adults and 283 students) and about 322 people actually attended; staff used the event to involve parents, businesses and volunteers and gathered survey feedback showing strong support. A presenter said the feedback included comments like, “I gained a deeper appreciation for our community,” and reported 25 businesses hosted tables.
Staff also summarized a Great Gatsby Gala fundraiser that sold 171 tickets, collected 74 business contributions and netted more than $18,000 after expenses to support PBIS events. A presenter clarified those funds come from the student and school activity fund and are separate from the district general fund.
