The school system has six schools and a $ 30 million annual budget which serves children from grades pre-K to college.

Monroe County school students annually rank among the best in Middle Georgia and the state in academic achievement.

The system is committed to providing all students with the highest level of instruction, learning opportunities, individual growth and civic engagement. The seamless

partnership between the communities and schools ensures open communication and comprehensive service.

With its dedication to individual academic excellence, dynamic growth, a“ whole person” approach to each student and teamwork, Monroe County schools are devoted to offering students a caliber of educational service that is second to none.

The campuses of the Monroe County School System, all within two miles of the courthouse, serve a growing student population that benefits from a wide array of academic, fine arts and athletic programs, as well as college preparatory and technical training options. The schools are wholly committed to meeting

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the needs of all students, including those who may require additional support, acceleration or alternative learning.

The positive reputation of Monroe County’ s public schools is attracting many new residents, and the schools

continually strive to meet the needs of their students.

The former campus of Monroe Academy is used by Central Georgia Technical College and Macon State as a place to offer classes to Monroe County residents without leaving town.

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