Berg Jones Elementary is a 2 star school with an SPS of 92.8. Children Are Our #1 Priority. To achieve our vision, we prepare our students to become respectful independent learners with the desires, the skills, and the abilities necessary for lifelong learning. This will require a lifelong learning environment which is centered around students, directed by administration and supported by teachers, home and community.


Carroll High School is a school where we are committed to providing a safe environment that is conducive to quality teaching and active student learning. It is a place where students gain vision to see their potential, courage to act with conviction, and faith to believe that they can become whatever they desire. It is the home of scholars and champions!


Carver Elementary School - At Carver Elementary, educating children is our only business. Our students are in a great position to achieve, learn, and succeed.


Clara Hall Elementary - Our mission at Clara Hall Elementary is that every child achieves to his/her fullest potential. Our faculty and staff believe that every student CAN achieve. "Every Child, Every Day, Whatever It Takes!"


Cypress Point Elementary is committed to excellence in teaching and learning for all students.


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JS Clark Elementary - It is the mission JS Clark Magnet School’s faculty and staff to offer a comprehensive and challenging curriculum to actively engage students and family members in the learning process. We believe all children can learn, and that they learn best when they are actively engaged in the learning process.


Lexington Elementary - Staff, parents and students working together have created this wonderful school called Lexington Elementary. It is home to 650+ students who live in northwest part of the city of Monroe. The school has earned a 4 STAR rating and is recognized as one of the top performing elementary schools in the state of Louisiana. Lexington has been recognized as a Title I School of Distinction and a Renaissance Learning Master School. The PTO at Lexington supports all school projects and is currently focused on arts education and building an outdoor learning lab/classroom. “Lexington Tigers” are known being academically focused, talented performers, readers of great books, competitive sportsmen, and good citizens in the community.


Lincoln Elementary School - At Lincoln Elementary, we are a team working closely together to ensure that our students receive the best education possible. Motivation is our driving force to produce productive citizens for the future. Our main focus is our students.


Madison James Foster Elementary - The total students’ well being is of paramount importance to the faculty and staff of Madison James Foster Elementary School, and is designed to meet the needs of each student. Therefore steps are taken to promote academic, social, spiritual and emotional success here at Madison James Foster Elementary. Parents count and we believe you are important and instrumental in the No Child Behind concept.


Minnie Ruffin Elementary - The faculty and staff at Minnie Ruffin believe that all children should be accepted into the educational program as they are and that all students should be provided with a climate conducive to learning. We offer opportunities as well as activities for learning experiences; and these learning experiences should promote behavioral development, which will effect continued satisfactory adjustments to life.


Neville High School has a diverse population of approximately 900 tigers in grades 9-12 with the following socioeconomic backgrounds: 57.8% black, 39.1% white, 1.9% Asian, .9% Hispanic, and .3% American Indian. It is a Title I school with 43% of the students receiving free or reduced lunch. Neville, on the National Historical Register, has had a proud tradition in Monroe since 1931 with students who achieve excellence in academics (current quiz bowl state champions), athletics (current 4A football state champions), and service.


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Robert E. Lee Junior High School is a school of excellence where young adults continue their journey to personal and academic success. Directing our students to succeed both in school and in life, our full academic program as well as our sports and extracurricular activities offer a wide variety of choices for a 21st century school population.


Sallie Humble Elementary School is committed to promoting academic and social achievement for all students. At Sallie Humble we offer certified and experienced teachers; a curriculum dedicated to teaching the basics; a positive attitude toward inclusion, cooperative learning, and a strong structured environment; a faculty and staff dedicated to a well disciplined student body with love and care for every student; a multicultural setting; up-to-date technology in the classrooms, library, and computer lab; band, choir, orchestra, classroom music, gifted classes, and physical education; a well stocked, media oriented library that is accessible to students; a safe, well disciplined atmosphere; and guaranteed student, teacher, and parent communication. Give us your child and your cooperation, and we promise positive results.


Thomas Jefferson Upper Elementary School is a third grade through fifth grade school. The faculty and staff pledge to provide learning opportunities that will prepare all students to become successful learners. We believe that by working together with our students and parents we are changing the next generation for the better. 'Teamwork Makes the Dreamwork!


Wossman High School is located on the south side of the city of Monroe. Named after Miss Julia Wossman, a renowned northeast Louisiana educator and former elementary school principal, Wossman High School began in the fall of 1966 as a small, all-white high school, progressing over the years to a much larger school for all students on the south side of Monroe. The Wildcat was selected to symbolize the fierce competitiveness of the student body, and the Wildcat’s ferocity at Wossman has become a living tradition. Purple and gold were chosen as the school colors. Under the current leadership team of Principal Sam L. Moore, III, Assistant Principal Barry Jones, Dean of Students George Belton, and Accountability Specialist Rose Lee, the school continues to progress both academically and athletically. In spite of the many changes in leadership and student population, school pride remains steadfast.