Monroe ISD

Located at 1101 S. Raisinville Road in Monroe, Michigan, Monroe ISD serves as an open, non-charter public educational agency operating within a rural fringe community in the greater Monroe metropolitan area. As a specialized district dedicated primarily to special education and vocational programming, it oversees four operational schools that provide a comprehensive range of instruction spanning from prekindergarten through the twelfth grade. Designed to offer tailored support for learners with diverse needs, the district provides a vital regional framework for foundational learning, skill development, and specialized services. Community members, families, and researchers can connect with the district directly at (734) 322-2610 or access additional resources via its official website at monroeisd.us.

Reflecting its specialized mission in the 2024–2025 academic year, Monroe ISD maintains a unique enrollment profile of 1,321 students, featuring a prominent early childhood focus with over 800 children in prekindergarten alongside elementary, secondary, and ungraded special education programs. To effectively deliver intensive, individualized instruction, the district deploys a substantial workforce of nearly 1,220 full-time equivalent staff members. This expansive support structure includes approximately 253 dedicated teachers, 187 instructional aides, and nearly 780 specialized support personnel, ensuring an exceptionally low student-to-staff ratio designed to empower every learner across the district.