West Monona Comm School District

Located at 1314 15th St in Onawa, Iowa, the West Monona Community School District is an active, open regular public school district serving families across a rural remote geographic setting. Operating as an independent traditional public school system rather than a charter district or component of a supervisory union, West Monona encompasses three operational schools that deliver a continuous academic continuum from prekindergarten through twelfth grade. The district's cohesive structure provides a stable educational framework tailored to meet the needs of students at every developmental stage within the local community.

The district serves a student population of 633 children, consisting of 327 male and 306 female students across all grade levels. Its diverse student body includes 531 White, 41 American Indian, 31 multiracial, 19 Hispanic, 8 Black, and 3 Pacific Islander students. To support these learners, West Monona maintains a robust professional workforce totaling nearly 217 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This staffing context includes approximately 99.7 teacher FTEs, 20.9 instructional aide FTEs, and 96.3 support staff FTEs, ensuring comprehensive instruction, personalized aid, and operational support. Parents, students, and researchers interested in learning more about the district's programs and community initiatives can visit their official website at www.westmonona.org or contact the administration directly.