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A Message From Monrovia Unified Regarding 2019-20 Summer School
All services will be provided virtually with tele-therapy and virtual classrooms.
May 15, 2020
Dear Monrovia Unified Community,Due to the safer at home orders in place for Los Angeles County, Monrovia Unified will provide online academic courses for 2019-20 summer school. Monrovia Unified offers a variety of intervention programs during summer to help our students meet grade level proficiency and reach greater academic goals.
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K-8 Summer Program: July 6 to July 31
Invitations for K-8 summer programs have been sent out. For additional information or questions about eligibility, contact Jennifer Kwan.
- Programs offered for K-8 students are:
- Junior Camp Read-a-Lot: reading intervention course for grades 1-3.
- Camp Read-a-lot: reading intervention course for grades 4-5.
- Camp Infinity: math intervention course for grades 4-8.
- Middle school Bridge: English language intervention for students grade 6-8
9-12 Summer Program: June 11 to July 15
Our summer program for high school students is offered in partnership with Citrus College. For enrollment and information on credit options, please contact Monrovia High School Summer School Principal Brian Ilharreguy.
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- Students can take classes for credit recovery or to get ahead in units. Courses include Integrated Math I, II, and III, World History, Biology, Chemistry, and Economics.
Special Education Extended School Year (ESY):
- TK-8: June 8 to July 6
- 9-12 and Adult Transition Program: June 8 to July 13
All services will be provided virtually with tele-therapy and virtual classrooms. For more information, contact Director of Special Education Jennifer Johnson.For more information on summer school, visit our website.I also encourage you to tune in to Conversations with Ralph Walker which airs at 3 p.m. every Friday on YouTube, featuring Board President Rob Hammond and Mayor Tom Adams. The latest local updates on COVID-19 are discussed during the show. Please submit questions to kgemtv@gmail.com or by calling (626) 357-4974.Sincerely,Dr. Katherine Thorossian,Superintendent
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