Jan Dunbar, who taught at Mayflower Elementary for 24 years, received a Golden Apple Award during Monrovia Unified School District’s volunteer award ceremony on March 25.

More than 15 Monrovia Unified School District students are “rocking the bald” look after the fourth annual Old Town Monrovia FuzzFest on March 15, when they helped raise more than $25,000 for childhood cancer research through the St. Baldrick’s Foundation.

Monrovia Unified invites you to share your thoughts and comments about the LCAP, which has been developed with community input, based on student outcomes, and following guidelines regarding eight priority areas outlined by the California Department of Education.

August 14, 2019 is the First Day of the 2019-2020 School Year!

As Monrovia Unified School District continues to provide students with growth mindset opportunities, we at Mayflower know the value of providing cutting edge programs for our students.

Beginning this school year, we will begin a new journey working with coding. Mayflower will be partnering with Code to the Future to bring the language of computer science to all of our students. CTTF is an educational computer science organization which has designed computer science curriculum that will move our students from being consumers of technology, to becoming the creators of technology. All students in grades K - 5 will be taught to code as using a full immersion model, integrating coding into daily instruction.