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Parents and Guardians, bus registration for the 2020-2021 school year is availble, please visit our District Bus Registration page @ https://fl02202360.schoolwires.net/Page/6648 for links to the registration form and additional information and resources.
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Monroe Computes Opportunities for the 2020-2021 School Year
MCSD Teen Crisis Help Line Don't hesitate to reach out now if you need help! We are here for you!
Keys AHEC Health Centers-School Medical Centers
School District blog will have school related Covid-19 information all in one place. Check it out!
Free and Reduced Lunch Applications are AVAILABLE NOW. A new application is needed each year.
Starting Tuesday, September 8th through Friday, December 18th, all children in Monroe County 18 and under will be eligible to receive breakfast and lunch at no cost. Visit the MCSD Food Services Department Facebook page for periodic updates and addtional information More information is available here....
Don't forget to complete your United States Census form for 2020!
The 2020 Census is here and data will impact our community for the next 10 years. Help your community and help yourself! Fill it out on line now!
As students, teachers and administrators begin returning to school buildings and classrooms, the priority for everyone has to be safety and staying healthy during this global pandemic. To get ready for the return to school, there are some things parents and students need to know.
During the next few weeks, the Monroe County School District will be bringing students back to classrooms slowly; by the week of September 14th, Superintendent Theresa Axford says all students will be brought back utilizing the “moderate exposure” plan from the district’s Guide to Safely Reopening Schools. “We made this decision because we think we can do it safely. We also know that parents need us to do this so they can work and support their families, and students need this in order to learn and grow successfully. Virus spread in our community is not at a high level; it has been below 7% for the past ten days, and after consultation with the health department, we believe as long as we all follow safety guidelines, students and teachers can remain safe and healthy,” said Axford. She said she will be continuing to monitor this closely as the date to bring students back approaches.
Rebecca Brown is a teacher at PKS and was nominated for a GEMS award by her principal Lisa Taylor. She has acted as a connection to their community through numerous ways. She single handedly got a lot of families through these tough time by personally showing them the resources available within our community and by building relationships.
On Saturday, August 1st, Theresa Axford becomes Monroe County’s new Superintendent of Schools, taking over for Mark Porter who has held the post since 2012. She will make history as the first female Superintendent of Schools for the southernmost county. She takes over during a challenging time as schools nationwide plan for a safe return to education for the country’s school-aged children. “I want to thank Mark Porter for establishing a solid foundation of professionalism in our school district,” said Axford. “It is because we have this solid foundation, and a great leadership team, that we are able to move through the necessary changes and challenges that go along with planning for a safe return to school in these tumultuous times.” Read the entire article in our MCSD Blog: News and Information about Florida Keys Schools
Ms. Effie Jackson Effie is being recognized as a Monroe County School Board GEMS for coordinating the Food Service meal distribution and ensuring that healthy meals were provided to our students since the spring closures. She is an invaluable asset to the Food Service Department and our school district. Effie we thank you for your dedication to the Monroe County School District Community. Ms. Ms. Tracy Garcia and Sujaila Kirsh They are both being recognized as Monroe County School District GEMS. These two ladies have gone above and beyond their duties of both working full-time at Key Largo School in our VPK Program supporting our students and attaining their Bachelor degrees. Congratulations Tracy and Sujaila on your hard work and dedication.
