Monroeville

This is superintendent Moore with a very important COVID-19 message. 

 

Due to a large number of Monroeville school district staff receiving their 2nd COVID-19 vaccination on the morning of Friday, March 5th the school district will close and go virtual instruction for that day. 

 

We do not want to take a chance of largescale illness amongst our district staff after they are vaccinated while at work during the school day. The district will run the EHOVE bus route as well as special need student bus routes on their normal schedule on March 5^th. 

 

Should you have questions please contact your students school office. 

 

Thank you and Stay Safe. 

To signup for Parent-Teacher conferences for your students in PK-6 on February 16th, please click on the link below:

Please click the link below to download the 1/22/2021 District Update

 

Click the link below to review our 12/11/2020 District Update

Attached is a screen shot of the HCPH Dept COVID-19 Dashboard taken earlier today that now indicates Huron Co. is at COVID-19 LEVEL RED. 

Currently there are no changes planned for daily operations of the Monroeville School District. Monroeville will remain on LEVEL ORANGE. The District COVID-19 response to this point has been proactive, appropriate and in line with HCPH recommendations. 

Should changes be necessary moving forward you will be notified immediately. Take care and Stay Safe! 

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has updated their guidance as of December 2, 2020 to include options to reduce quarantine for those who are a close contact of a positive COVID-19 case. Huron County Public Health will now adapt to that recommendation and reduce quarantine to 10 days without testing being needed AND if the quarantined person did not develop symptoms throughout their 10 day quarantine. After a person stops their quarantine at 10 days they should continue to self-monitor for symptoms until they reach the 14 days. If anyone develops symptoms once they discontinue quarantine, they should self-isolate immediately and consult their primary care physician.