Vavrek Proposes 3.96 % Budget
With many infrastructure needs pushed off year over year due to budget cuts, First Selectman Vavrek struck a pose of rebuilding as he presented the to
Monroe's Organized Voters for Education
With many infrastructure needs pushed off year over year due to budget cuts, First Selectman Vavrek struck a pose of rebuilding as he presented the town budget to residents on February 8. The budget he prosposes includes an 8.05 % spending increase for the town portion of the budget and a 1.79 % in
Budget season officially kicks off this Wednesday, February 8, when First Selectman Steve Vavrek and Superintendent Jim Agostine jointly present the municipal and education budgets to the public. This public forum will take place at 6:30pm in Town Council Chambers. Traditionally, this public he
With many infrastructure needs pushed off year over year due to budget cuts, First Selectman Vavrek struck a pose of rebuilding as he presented the to
Budget season officially kicks off this Wednesday, February 8, when First Selectman Steve Vavrek and Superintendent Jim Agostine jointly present the m
Monroe Organized Voters for Education (MOVE), in conjunction with the Connecticut Association for the Gifted, will sponsor a Minds in Motion event at
The following are unofficial results from the Nov. 8 municipal election. Winners are in bold (courtesy of Monroe Courier). FIRST SELECTMAN:
A Message from MOVE: Â Monroe's Organized Voters for Education Election Day 2011 Helpful links and information to help you decide.
The State Department of Education has released the Connecticut Achievement and Performance Test results. Â Use the following link to not only retrieve
Monroe Public Schools has announced that there will be a community forum held on June 15 @ 6:00pm in the Masuk High School library for interested pare
As seen on Monroe Courier Online: Monroe voters approved the proposed 2011-12 budget Tuesday by a comfortable margin, 2,254-1,677 (57%-43%). This is
Monroe's Organized Voters for Education (MOVE) commend the Monroe Board of Education, Superintendent Dr. Palmer and her staff, and our town'sÂ