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Parent-teacher conferences can benefit everyone involved

Peter Phelan, Contributing Writer

April 3, 2019

Parent-teacher conferences took place at Monroe-Woodbury High School on March 19, 21, and 28. Conferences provide a chance for parents to interact with teachers and for teachers to discuss academic or behavioral issues wit...

High School students help North Main win playground contest

Emma Malabanan, Staff Writer

March 26, 2019

North Main Elementary School recently won a contest held by Dannon Danimals, Project Fit America and ShopRite that awarded them $25,000 to build a new playground. In order to win the contest, the district encouraged students and s...

Superintendent Ms. Rodriguez makes an appearance on the high school's Morning Show

As superintendent, Ms. Rodriguez is an educator, innovator and role model

March 14, 2019

Student musicians perform in annual Prism Concert

March 5, 2019

The Anonymous Alerts website will allow students to report situations to administration

Monroe-Woodbury offers Anonymous Alerts service for students to report issues

March 5, 2019

10th Grader Jiwoo Kim is talking to Mr. Hodges about her English class assignments. She knew that Mr. Hodges is always there for his students' needs.

English teacher receives Early Career Scholarship Award

February 27, 2019

The spring musical had rehearsal on Wednesday, January 16th. They are rehearsing a scene from The Addams Family with the whole cast on stage.

M-W students to perform Addams Family Musical in March

February 27, 2019

FBLA members participate in fundraisers and community events; develop leadership abilities

Varsha Jegan, Contributing Writer

February 20, 2019

"I solemnly promise to uphold the aims and responsibilities.….” said the newly inducted members of the Monroe-Woodbury FBLA program at their induction ceremony. The ceremony was held on Thursday, December 13th at the Monroe-W...

How Exit 131 will look after the construction work is finished. The project is expected to be done in fall of 2019.

Local construction traffic causes some students to be late

February 20, 2019

Health curriculum changes coming to the high school in 2019

Jannel Rojas, Contributing Writer

January 31, 2019

Beginning in 2019, there will be changes to the health curriculum at the high school including the number of credits given, the number of classes required, and the topics in the course. The amount of credits required has increased...

Members of the Monroe-Woodbury FBLA club had a holiday party for their last meeting before winter break. Members brought in different snacks and desserts to share with everyone.

FBLA gives students leadership opportunities

January 30, 2019

On Thursday, January 10, the staff of The Morning Show did the morning announcements together.

All about the M-Dub TV Morning Show

January 28, 2019