
What better way to end a school year than with a Foam Frenzy day! A BIG thanks to our wonderful PTO for bringing the Foam Homies to Monroe! Please see the flyer for more details.


Mrs. Robinson's kindergarten class had a fun afternoon of camping. We made fireflies, our own camp ground, s'mores, and had a fun camping themed dramatic play area.











Today our kinders read one of my favorite stories, Never Let a Unicorn Scribble. Then we created our own unicorns. Following step by step directions, adding our own creative color choices, and building that confidence before we head to 1st grade.





Today the art students celebrated the awesome staff at Monroe! The 3/6th grade students drew pictures of all the wonderful staff and teachers that make Monroe great! We are truly blessed with some great artist-and teachers! Here are a few I loved! -Mrs. Kusterman








The Lady Warriors softball team will host Clay City IN for a doubleheader tomorrow morning starting at 9am.

Mrs. Robinson's kindergarten class worked very hard on publishing their own book. They were very excited to show them off.


🧠✨May is Mental Health Awareness Month! ✨🧠 As we celebrate this important time, let's remind our students that mental health is just as vital as physical health. Encourage open conversations about feelings and the importance of self-care. Remember, it's ok to ask for help!
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Mrs. Robinson's class learned all about planting seeds and parts of a plant. We did fun centers to continue our learning.






Jr. High Scholastic Bowl went 3 for 3 to earn the title of REGIONAL CHAMPIONS at the Paris Crestwood regional. They advance to sectionals on Monday. Congrats, scholastic bowl!


Some Monroe students got the opportunity to walk over and view the raising of the big top this morning! The showtimes for tonight are 5:00 and 7:30. Our friend Leo will be there, too, see if you can spot the clown with the sideburns!









Today is Principal Appreciation Day, and Monroe thinks we are pretty lucky to have such a great one!


Check out these talented 1-pt perspective projects created by the 6th grade students!


End of the year art makes me smile because I get to see all the great progress students make throughout the school year. Here are the 5th graders being introduced to perspective. Nice job, kiddos!


The Jr. High Student Council welcomed 6th graders into the Jr./Sr. high school building for orientation today. Students were able to ask questions and tour the building. We are looking forward to having you next year, 6th grade!





Hey everyone, spring is here! Just wanted to let you know that the CW Greenhouse is officially OPEN during school hours!
If you have any questions about the greenhouse, feel free to swing by the High School office or email Mr. Bennett for after hours arrangements.

Calling all creative and musical students in 4th, 5th, and 6th grade! Do you dream of making music and being part of an awesome team? Now's your chance to join the band! Reach out to the amazing Mr. Ritter before Thursday, May 8th. You can send him an email at brent.ritter@caseywestfield.org or shoot him a text at 217-218-2858. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to unleash your inner musician!


This week, we are spotlighting our Special's teachers! Meet Mrs. Blair, Mr. Currey, Mrs. Kusterman, Mrs. Livvix, Mr. Ritter, Mrs. Schmidt, and Mrs. Stutesman. We feel pretty lucky to have all these fantastic individuals working with our students and supporting their health and learning!


Monroe did 'Snack Madness' in place of March Madness this year. The students had fun voting for their favorite snacks each week. It was a close race but Ice Cream won! 🍦🍦



Softball will play dieterich at home today with a 430 start time.

Today's conference softball game at Olney will start at 4pm and will be played at 406 E Florence Street.