Monroe School District

Located at 14692 179th Ave SE in Monroe, Washington, the Monroe School District operates as an active, regular public school district serving a fringe town community within the greater Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue metropolitan area. Grounded in the 2024–2025 NCES dataset context, the district operates independently outside of charter networks or supervisory unions and manages 12 operational schools that offer complete educational coverage from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The district serves a total student body of 5,874 learners, comprising 2,958 male students, 2,878 female students, and 38 students whose gender is unspecified. Demographically, the student body includes 3,492 White, 1,534 Hispanic, 405 multiracial, 284 Asian, 66 Black, 31 American Indian, and 24 Pacific Islander students, alongside 38 students whose background is not specified.

To support its student population across all grade levels—ranging from 49 pre-kindergarten children and 452 kindergarteners up to 495 12th-grade students—the Monroe School District utilizes a full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of approximately 1,223.36 total staff members. This staffing framework features roughly 615.28 FTE teaching positions and 75.82 FTE instructional aides, working alongside 532.26 FTE support staff members who oversee essential operational and administrative functions. Parents, students, and education researchers seeking further information or administrative details can contact the district directly by phone at (360) 804-2500 or explore their online portal at http://www.monroe.wednet.edu/.