Monroe Public Schools to remain in remote learning indefinitely
Monroe Public Schools will remain on remote learning as it awaits the stabilization of COVID-19 positivity rates within its boundaries.
The district made the announcement earlier this week in a letter to families. Citing increasing instances of the virus and subsequent quarantines, the district moved to remote learning last month ahead of spring break.
It intended to resume in-person learning Monday. In the letter, Supt. Julie Everly, said the community is continuing to see a rapid increase in cases.
“All of us would prefer to have our students in school, but health and safety must always be our priority,” Everly said. “We had hoped that spring would bring more favorable public health conditions.
There s nothing like a hot cup of coffee to cure a case of the Mondays.
That s especially true when you re a first responder who has been woken to an early morning call to service, at least according to local firefighters.
So members of the London-Maybee-Raisinville (LMR) Fire Department certainly were excited for a hot beverage from local students to warm up after a breezy morning spent battling flames from a 6 a.m. fire off Baldwin Rd.
After extinguishing the garage fire, personnel made their way to Raisinville Elementary School to enjoy complimentary coffee and donuts, courtesy of the Roadrunners who are celebrating national Random Acts of Kindness week with a month s worth of activities.