As Monroe High School (MHS) approaches spring break, it's still busy as ever.
The Associated Student Body (ASB) -áwrapped up its last event, for its most recent round of committees, with the leadership breakfast last Friday, March 27. The breakfast is a special event that is a new tradition at the high school. It was created to recognize those who exude leadership but also to act as a catalyst to those who may not recognize they possess leadership qualities. There were several members from the community who spoke with students about how they use leadership in their careers.
Following the breakfast, there was also a leadership seminar organized by MHS alumnus Brandon Harano. Students had the opportunity to network with local community members involved in such fields as: medicine, entrepreneurship, management, law enforcement, entertainment marketing and government. A vital component to success is networking, so thank you very much to Harano for giving MHS students the opportunity to begin working on that skill.
This week, March 30 until April 3, the MHS Rotary Club Students of the Month will host a food drive at the high school for the Sky Valley Food Bank. The sixth-period class to raise the most money will get a doughnut party. All cans can be brought to sixth-period teachers.
The Ninth Grade Concert Band, Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble will perform tonight, March 31, in the gym at 7 p.m. Please come support these talented students.
MHS sports teams are extremely busy as spring sports ramp up.
Track participants will compete Thursday, April 2, at Goddard Stadium at 3:30 p.m., hosted by Mariner High School.
Boys soccer will play Friday, April 3, versus Kamiak at 7:30 p.m. at Kamik High School, and Monday, April 6, against Mount Vernon at 7 p.m. at Mount Vernon High School.
Girls tennis competes Tuesday, March 31, against Kamiak at 3 p.m. at Kamiak High School, and Wednesday, April 1, versus Snohomish at 3:30 p.m. at MHS.
Softball girls play Tuesday, March 31, versus Lake Stevens at 4 p.m. at Lake Stevens High School, Thursday, April 2, against Snohomish at 4 p.m. at Sky River Park and Monday, April 6, versus Kamiak at 4 p.m. at Sky River Park.
Girls golf plays Tuesday, March 31, at 3 p.m. at Echo Lake Golf Course.
Boys golf plays Wednesday, April 1, at the Par 3 Shootout at 3 p.m., hosted by Lake Stevens on the Battle Creek Golf Course.
And last, the baseball boys play Tuesday, March 31, versus Everett at 4 p.m. at Marshall Fields, Wednesday, April 1 against Snohomish at 4 p.m. at Snohomish High School and Friday, April 3 versus Snohomish at 4 p.m. at Marshall Fields.
There are some important dates rapidly approaching: eight school days until spring break, 46 school days until graduation (June 6), and 51 school days until the last day.
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