Congratulations to our students who received awards and scholarships at the Kiwanis Banquet on Monday, May 17.    Congratulations to our Kiwanis Academic Honorees: Shaylee Burkhart Melody Chambers Kyra English Bellah

Congratulations to MCHS’s Students and Staff of the Month for April! These students and staff member are being recognized for their positivity and dedication to Monroe Central.  Congratulations to our Students of the Month:  Braden

This past week was National Prevention Week, an annual health observance dedicated to increasing public awareness of, and action around, mental health and/or substance use disorders. SOLSD wanted to take a second to share some information about National

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is now offering the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program, which will help families and households struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. This new benefit will connect eligible households

Monroe Central High School Art Show will be on display at the Monroe County Library in Woodsfield, Ohio. Art students helped arrange and set up the show, which will be on display May 4 - May 14. Friends and families of our students and the local community are

Congratulations to the Vet Science Team, who placed 11th out of 64 teams at their State Competition. This competition involves 24 chapters, 400+ identification items, and 20 practicums -- needless to say, it’s an intense and testing

SOLSD will be offering Summer School programs for both high school and elementary students within the district. Below is information on the programs themselves, as well as the registration links.  All high school program classes will be offered

Monroe Rising Youth Led Prevention sought to bring awareness to child abuse and sexual assault for the month of April, which is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). SAAM is an annual campaign to raise public awareness about sexual assault and educate

Congratulations to MCHS’s Students and Staff of the Month for March! These students and staff member are being recognized for their positivity and dedication to Monroe Central.  Congratulations to our Students of the Month:  Carly

The district is working with the Monroe County Health Department to provide the opportunity for students ages 16-18 to receive the Pfizer vaccination. Forms are available in your high school office and must be returned by Monday, April 19, 2021 in order to

Join us for our 1st Virtual Transition Fair on April 29th from 1:00 PM - 8:00 pm! We are excited to have LeDerick Horne as our keynote speaker from 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM. There will also be numerous breakout rooms with speakers who will discuss topics

Congratulations to MC’s Austin Hogue, senior, who was selected as Honorable Mention by the Division III and IV Boys Basketball All-Ohio teams. The announcement was made on Monday, April 5 by the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association.  Austin had a

Congratulations to senior Garet Cramer, who has declared he will continue his academic and athletic endeavors by attending the University of Mount Union to play football. Garet is currently undecided on his major, but is interested in pursuing education and

MCHS will be hosting Prom on May 1, 2021, from 7-10 PM at Grizer Castle in Whipple, OH. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we will not be serving dinner, but water and light snacks will be provided. Tickets are $25.00 and photos will be available by PSK Innovations.

MC prioritizes the mental wellness of our students, particularly during this uncertain and inconsistent time of the pandemic. There are many ways to work on mental wellness, one of which is practicing mindfulness, which is the act of being present within

Monroe Central’s Cheerleading Team is hosting tryouts for the 2021-2022 school year! If your student is interested in trying out for the team, please view the information below:  Parent meeting was this past Thursday, March 25. If you were

The MC Journalism & Social Media and Speech classes are currently putting together an end of the year campaign aiming to build student morale. This year has been full of challenges as students, families, and the stuff have had to overcome learning and

As you know, due to the weather cancelling multiple days of school, we had to reschedule ACT testing. Students will now take the ACT on Tuesday, March 9. Students are asked to report to school by 8:15 AM to check in to their assigned testing room. Testing

Congratulations to our own Mr. Derik Shirley, who was awarded with the Excellence in Education Award on February 17. This prestigious award was presented by the Ohio Valley Educational Service Center (ESC), which provides services focused on preschool

The Monroe Central Business Professionals of America students competed in the Region 5 Skills Competitions the first week of February, with many of Monroe Central’s students placing highly among their competitors.  The mission of Business

Monroe Central PBIS and MC Boys’ Basketball would like to thank everyone for their charitable contribution to our “Shootin’ for Change” fundraiser. This fundraiser benefited Cancer Gas Cards, Inc., a local organization that supports

What a snowy week we’ve had here at Monroe Central! This is a reminder of our upcoming schedule, not including any potential future snow storms:  No school Monday, February 15, in observance of President’s Day. Tuesday, February 16,

On February 4, Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted announced the first phase of the Broadband Telehealth Pilot Project at SOLSD is fully operational. The project included partners InnovateOhio, BroadbandOhio, the Ohio Department of Education, the Ohio

Congratulations to our Cheer Squad and coaches! The Squad competed in the Ohio Best in the State (BITS) Competition the last week of January. They walked away with runner-up in Division IV Non-Tumbling. The teams all had to submit their routine in video form to be judged this year. 

The Monroe Central girls’ and boy’s basketball teams are moving into the second half of their seasons after incredible success in the first. Both teams are sitting on multiple wins, with great contributions from their players.    The

Our annual Teddy Bear Toss was a huge success! We had approximately the same amount of teddy bears donated as last year. While we wish participants could have thrown them this year, we appreciate everyone’s understanding of our limitations during this

If you are 22+ or a dropout (age 16-18) and haven’t received your HS diploma, SOLSD is now offering programs that will allow you to receive a diploma along with industry credentials for your desired field! Through Ohio Higher Ed, SOLSD is now offering

Monroe Central PBIS has partnered with the Seminoles Boys’ Basketball Team to sponsor, “Shootin’ for Change,” in an effort to raise funds to support Cancer Gas Cards, Inc. This local organization supports cancer patients by providing

We are approaching our 3rd Annual Teddy Bear Toss! We will be collecting new stuffed animals on January 25, from 5-7pm, at Monroe Central High School. Due to COVID-19, we will be collecting these stuffed animals via a drive-by drop off; you can simply drive

We hope you all had a break full of family time and relaxation. Please remember to be kind to yourselves during this time; we are living through history, and it’s okay to not feel 100%.  We are definitely excited to see our students, whether it be

This year, during times of remote or hybrid learning, SOLSD is providing meals at no cost to any student enrolled in the school district. Meals are available for pick-up during designated school building hours.  Parents will receive five breakfasts and