Dear Monrovia Unified School District Community,

As we have stated in our previous communications, we have been following the guidance of county experts on how to ensure continuity of learning in a safe and healthy environment. The latest advice has been to ensure social distancing – with individuals allowed safe distances of approximately six feet apart.
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Monrovia Unified School District continually strives to use communication and instruction methods that best serve students and families. Technology and online tools play an increasingly important role in these functions. This survey will help us assess how readily available technology and Internet access is for our students.

El Distrito Escolar Unificado de Monrovia se esfuerza continuamente para usar la comunicación y métodos de instrucción que mejor sirvan a nuestros estudiantes. La tecnología y herramientas en línea juegan un rol cada vez mayor en estas funciones. Esta encuesta nos ayudará a evaluar con qué facilidad la tecnología y el acceso del internet está disponible para nuestros estudiantes.

If you have a student that attends Bradoaks, please click on "Read full story" or the headline, or copy the URL to fill out this survey:
Si usted tiene un estudiante que asiste a Bradoaks, por favor haga clic en "Read full story" o el encabezado, o copie el URL para completar esta encuesta:
https://tinyurl.com/u5wcsns
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This week, we were featured on California School News Radio! Bradoaks Elementary School Principal Jayne Nickles discusses the school’s recent designation as a science academy, the importance of inquiry-based learning, increasing parent involvement and preparing for the school’s Spring Fair!
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Bradoaks Elementary second-grader Brendon Rose held onto the lens of a powerful telescope and searched the stars for a glimpse of Saturn, Jupiter and Venus during a “Telescopes in the Sky” Moon Party family event that celebrated the school's effort to transition to a science emphasis school.
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Monrovia Unified invites you to share your thoughts and comments about the LCAP, which has been developed with community input, based on student outcomes, and following guidelines regarding eight priority areas outlined by the California Department of Education.
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Lunch Applications
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