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Superintendent: Literacy grant allocation comes in at $424,280; offices and athletics preparing for school start

Monroe Public Schools Board of Education · August 12, 2025
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Superintendent Shaw told the board the district's literacy grant allocation is about $424,280 and staff are working with vendors on materials. He also announced office hours for elementary secretaries and principals and that fall athletics and open houses are underway.

Superintendent Andy Shaw told the board that the district's literacy allocation came in higher than earlier projections: "End up being $424,280." He said the district is working with vendors to obtain quotes for reading materials and continues to pursue other funding allocations.

Shaw also said elementary office hours will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, open houses are approaching, and fall athletics practices have begun. He described recent facility work including a high‑school unveiling event for new tennis courts and a gym floor that district staff and board members praised.