Use the Current Monroe County AL Calendar, Board, Schools and Parent Resources—Not an Old School-Year File
Monroe County Board of Education searches can lead to several different states, old calendar files and district pages whose displayed school year has not yet been updated. This guide specifically covers Monroe County Public Schools in Alabama and separates calendar, Board, school, enrollment, PowerSchool, bus, meal, Special Services, health, records and employment tasks.
The most important 2026–27 rule is simple: check the school year printed on the actual district resource. Monroe County now provides a dedicated 26–27 calendar, while several other live official pages still contain 2023–24, 2024–25 or 2025–26 information.
Which Monroe County resources are current—and which need caution?
26–27 Calendar
A dedicated current-year calendar resource was posted by Monroe County in June 2026.
Old Calendar Page
The separate generic School Calendar page still displays 2024-2025 School Calendar.pdf.
Child Nutrition
The live page still says free breakfast and lunch for SY2023-2024.
Student Handbook
The public district page still displays a 2023-2024 Handbook.
Health Services
The seizure-medication assistant list currently carries a 2025-2026 label.
Transcript Ordering
The district posted fresh transcript-ordering instructions on June 25, 2026.
Best rule for this district: “official website” does not automatically mean “current school year.” Read the year printed on the actual calendar, form, handbook, meal notice or staff list before using it.
Monroe County Board of Education Alabama address and contact
Phone-number conflict: current district footers repeatedly display 251-743-2150, while the live school-contact page lists the BOE office as 251-575-2150. Try 251-743-2150 first for district routing; keep the alternate number available if needed.
Use Monroe County Public Schools for current notices, department pages, school contacts and school-year updates.
Open official Monroe County Public Schools →The old School Calendar page is no longer the right first stop
The district now publishes a dedicated 26-27 Calendar page. The older generic School Calendar page remains online but currently displays a 2024–25 calendar file.
| Calendar resource | What it currently shows | What you should do |
|---|---|---|
| 26-27 Calendar | Current-year Drive resource | Use this as your first 2026–27 planning source. |
| School Calendar | 2024-2025 School Calendar.pdf | Do not treat this displayed PDF as the current year. |
| District news | 26–27 Calendar announcement posted June 2026 | Use news/announcements to catch revised resources. |
| Individual school pages | Campus events and announcements | Use for school-specific dates after checking the district calendar. |
Why there is no reconstructed holiday table here: the current 26–27 calendar is delivered through an embedded Drive file that could not be reliably read during this audit. Rather than inventing first-day, break, workday or final-day dates, this guide sends families to the actual current district calendar.
Use the district’s dedicated 26–27 resource instead of the older generic calendar page.
Open Monroe County 26–27 Calendar →Current Monroe County Board members and meeting-document route
Marty Hanks
Superintendent
Sabrina Kidd
Chair
Martha Jordan
Vice Chair
Barbara Turner
Board Member
Tammie Rainey
Board Member
Brian Harrison
Board Member
The live Board Members page links users to Simbli for “Meeting Agendas and More Information.” That is the appropriate next step for meeting-specific documents.
How to check the next Board meeting safely
Open the live Board Members page
Confirm current Chair, Vice Chair, members and Superintendent before using names publicly.
Open the linked Simbli resource
Use it for meeting agendas and other current Board information.
Verify the specific meeting
Confirm date, time, location and agenda rather than assuming the same schedule every month.
Call when the online information is incomplete
Use the district office at 251-743-2150 for Board-meeting routing if necessary.
No invented meeting dates: the current Simbli meeting schedule was not reliably retrievable during this review. This article therefore does not manufacture a monthly meeting pattern, meeting time or public-comment deadline.
Start from the live Board page, then follow its Simbli link.
Open Monroe County Board Members →Open Monroe County Simbli →
Monroe County Alabama schools, principals and phone numbers
| School | Phone | Principal |
|---|---|---|
|
Caswell P. Carmichael Alternative Learning Center 1323 Veteran’s Drive, Monroeville, AL 36460 |
251-575-4189 | Danielle Turner |
|
Excel Public School PreK–12 3010 Hwy 136 W, Excel, AL 36439 |
HS: 251-765-2957 Elementary: 251-765-2351 |
Scott Daniels |
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J. F. Shields PreK–12 17688 Highway 21 North, Beatrice, AL 36425 |
251-789-2168 | Katina Stallworth |
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J. U. Blacksher PreK–12 15933 Highway 21 South, Uriah, AL 36480 |
251-862-2130 | Donald Baggett |
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Monroe County Career Technical Center 230 Tiger Drive, Monroeville, AL 36460 |
251-575-4381 | Craig White |
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Monroe County High School 9–12 212 Tiger Drive, Monroeville, AL 36460 |
251-575-3257 | Daniel Wiley |
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Monroe Intermediate School K–8 3366 County Road 49, Lower Peachtree, AL 36751 |
334-636-2032 | Ramona Lewis-Dailey |
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Monroeville Elementary School PreK–4 297 South Mount Pleasant Avenue, Monroeville, AL 36460 |
251-743-3474 | Bridgette Hollinger |
|
Monroeville Middle School 5–8 201 York Street, Monroeville, AL 36460 |
251-575-4121 | Valerie Stevens |
School-first tasks: attendance, classroom issues, teacher communication, pickup, local school events and student-specific questions are usually faster through the child’s actual campus.
Use the live district school-contact page before relying on an older directory.
Open Monroe County School Contacts →PowerSchool Enrollment and Parent Portal solve different problems
Enrollment
Use the PowerSchool Enrollment route linked by Monroe County when completing the applicable student enrollment process.
Existing Parent Portal account
Use Monroe County’s PowerSchool Parent Portal for existing parent/student account access.
Confirm the district
This guide covers Monroe County Public Schools in Alabama, not another Monroe County system.
Use district-linked enrollment
Avoid registration links from advertisements, unofficial directories or another PowerSchool district.
Contact the applicable school
Ask the school to confirm student-specific documentation, placement or registration questions.
Keep private documents private
Residency, identity and student documents should go only through district-approved channels.
Do not treat a generic checklist as a confirmed requirement. The district/school should confirm which documents apply to the student’s enrollment situation.
Use the PowerSchool enrollment system linked from the Monroe County district website.
Open PowerSchool Enrollment →Use Monroe County’s own PowerSchool domain before entering credentials
Existing parent access
Use Monroe County’s district-specific PowerSchool portal.
Account-specific problem
Contact the student’s school if an activation code, account relationship or student-specific access issue needs help.
Login safety
Never enter credentials into an unfamiliar Monroe County or generic school-login result.
Use the Monroe County-specific PowerSchool login.
Open Monroe County PowerSchool →Monroe County buses serve a large rural transportation network
Daily riders
The district says it transports more than 2,100 students each day.
Daily mileage
Approximately 3,000 miles per day throughout Monroe County.
Director
Maurice Woody
CDL information
The department also publishes a CDL procedure resource.
| Transportation staff | Role |
|---|---|
| Maurice Woody | Transportation Director |
| Clay Rabon | Shop Foreman |
| Sandi Taylor | Transportation Secretary |
| Undra Wilkerson | Head Mechanic |
| Frank Rogers | Mechanic |
| Charles Green | Mechanic |
No public universal GPS/route lookup was verified during this review. For a student’s route, stop, eligibility or address change, contact the school or district instead of guessing from an old bus schedule.
Use the official Transportation Department page for current department information.
Open Monroe County Transportation →Do not publish the page’s 2023–24 meal statement as a 2026–27 benefit
Critical freshness warning: the live Child Nutrition page still says free breakfast and lunch were available for all Monroe County students in SY2023-2024. That text does not prove the same meal status for 2026–27.
Need today’s menu?
Use the printable/current menu route and verify the month and school year on the actual menu.
Need to make a meal payment?
Use the payment service linked directly by Monroe County Child Nutrition.
Do not copy old prices either. If a meal amount, eligibility statement or application is labeled 2023–24, confirm current 2026–27 information before publishing or paying.
Check Child Nutrition and contact the department when the displayed school-year wording is old.
Open Monroe County Child Nutrition →Child Find, gifted, speech, transition and procedural safeguards
Child Find
Use the department’s Child Find route when a child may need evaluation or special-education support.
Gifted Services
Gifted-program resources are maintained separately within Special Services.
Speech Services
Use the dedicated speech-services information for communication-related services.
Transition Services
Transition planning has its own department resource.
Procedural Safeguards
Use the official safeguards document for parent/student rights.
Privacy
IEPs, evaluations, diagnoses and disability records should be shared only through secure district channels.
Current Special Services staff
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Terri Norris | Director of Special Services |
| Lisa Waters | Special Education Secretary |
| Beth Barnes | Psychometrist / System Test Coordinator |
| Shawn Jeter | Psychometrist |
| Emily Stinson | Behavior Specialist |
| Kimberly Taylor | Lead Special Education Teacher |
Start with the current department page rather than a general enrollment form.
Open Monroe County Special Services →Student Services covers safety, truancy, migrant students and housing instability
Truancy / Prevention
Use Student Services for attendance-related prevention and support resources.
School Safety
The department provides a separate school-safety resource.
Immigrant & Migrant Children
Use the dedicated support route rather than enrollment information alone.
Homeless Children
Housing instability should be routed through the appropriate McKinney-Vento support process.
Frisco City High School graduates: the current Student Services page specifically tells former Frisco City High School students to contact the district at 251-743-2150.
Housing instability is not simply a missing-residency-paper problem. Families who may qualify for McKinney-Vento support should use the district’s homeless-student resources instead of assuming normal enrollment documentation is the only path.
Use Student Services to reach the appropriate district support route.
Open Monroe County Student Services →Use homeless-student support when a family lacks stable housing
Ordinary registration question
Use the school and enrollment process when the family has a normal permanent-residency situation.
Housing instability
Use Monroe County’s Homeless Children / federal-program resources when the student’s living situation may fall under McKinney-Vento.
A family dealing with temporary housing, displacement or another unstable living arrangement should describe the situation to the district support contact rather than abandoning enrollment because standard proof-of-residency documents are difficult to provide.
Use Monroe County’s Federal Programs resource for current McKinney-Vento information.
Open Homeless Student Resources →Medication forms and athletic physicals are available—but verify staff-year labels
Medication & Procedure Forms
Health Services provides current access to medication/procedure forms.
Athletic Physical
A separate Athletic Physical Form is available through the department.
Immunization Information
The district links Alabama public-health and immunization information for parents.
2025–26 label: the public Health Services page currently displays its Unlicensed Seizure Medication Assistants for the 2025–2026 school year. Verify a 2026–27 list with the school or district before relying on those names.
Medical privacy: medication orders, diagnoses, seizure plans and immunization records should go only through the process requested by the student’s school or health staff.
Use Health Services and check the year on any staff-specific list.
Open Monroe County Health Services →Do not treat a 2023–24 handbook as final 2026–27 policy
Student Handbook
The live district handbook page currently contains a 2023-2024 Handbook.
Forms & Resources
The page currently includes a Parental Involvement Plan 23-24.
High-impact rule: if the issue involves discipline, attendance, enrollment, technology use, parent rights or another rule that can affect a student, ask for the current policy/handbook rather than relying on the older PDF simply because it remains online.
The Forms & Resources page also describes a virtual-school option for grades 9–12 through ACCESS courses, including computer/internet requirements, a learning coach, mandatory in-person meetings, campus testing and attendance expectations. Interested families are directed to contact the school the student would otherwise attend.
Check the live Forms & Resources page, but verify the year printed on each file.
Open Monroe County Forms & Resources →Current district compliance contact
The district’s nondiscrimination notice identifies this route for compliance questions involving sex discrimination and disability in educational programs, activities or employment.
Use the district’s current Title IX / ADA information for the formal scope and contact.
Open Nondiscrimination & Compliance →The district posted fresh transcript-ordering instructions in June 2026
Monroe County’s current homepage includes a June 25, 2026 Transcript ordering instructions post with a district-published request form. This is a stronger starting point than an older third-party transcript page.
Current district post
Use the June 2026 transcript-ordering announcement when available.
School-specific record
The applicable current/former school can help route student-record questions.
Frisco City graduates
Student Services specifically says former Frisco City High School students should call 251-743-2150.
Identity protection: before entering birth dates, student identifiers, signatures or recipient information into a record request, confirm the form was reached through the Monroe County district website/current announcement.
The district’s June 2026 announcement links this request form.
Open Current District-Linked Transcript Form →Accountability reports are historical performance records—not Parent Portal grades
Public accountability reports
The district page currently surfaces a 2024–25 SIR report, FY25 combined accountability reports and a Student Achievement Report.
Individual student grades
Use the student’s school and PowerSchool rather than public accountability documents.
Accountability reports normally describe a completed reporting period, so an older year does not automatically mean the document is useless. It does mean it should not be confused with current daily grades, current enrollment or current school-year calendar information.
Use Monroe County’s public Accountability Reports page.
Open Monroe County Accountability Reports →Monroe County Career Technical Center serves grades 9–12
MCCTC provides career and technical coursework designed to combine academic learning with work-readiness skills and industry-recognized credentials.
Business Information Technology
Technology and business-focused preparation.
Health Science
Health-care and credential pathways.
Cosmetology / Barbering
Career preparation and applicable licensing/credential development.
Construction Technology
Construction and work-readiness skills.
General Agriculture
Agriculture and related credential opportunities.
JROTC
Leadership and employability development.
JAG
Jobs for Alabama’s Graduates support.
Cooperative Education
Career and workplace learning opportunities.
Use the current MCCTC page for programs, counseling, guidance and credential information.
Open Monroe County Career Technical Center →Use the current district page or Staff Directory for technology contacts
Monroe County maintains a Technology department and Technology Acceptable Use Agreement. However, indexed versions of the department page are not fully synchronized: an older version lists named technology staff while the current en-US page currently reports no staff members in its embedded staff block.
Do not hard-code a technology staff member from an older indexed page. Use the live district Technology page or Staff Directory before directing a parent to a named person.
Use the current Technology page and Staff Directory rather than an old indexed staff list.
Open Monroe County Technology →Monroe County school jobs, substitutes and Human Resources
Available Positions
Use the district’s live vacancy route instead of an indexed old job posting.
Substitute Information
Substitute employment has a separate HR resource.
Support personnel
HR says support-personnel paper applications may also be obtained from the BOE office or local schools.
HR also provides ESS Portal instructions, new-employee information, payroll/personnel forms, pay-period information and a salary-schedule resource.
Start from Human Resources and follow the live Available Positions link.
Open Monroe County Human Resources →Confirm Alabama before using any Monroe County school resource
This guide
Monroe County Public Schools
Monroeville, Alabama
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Georgia
Different Board, calendar, enrollment and parent systems.
Tennessee
Different Monroe County school district and website.
Other states
West Virginia, Florida and other Monroe County results can appear in search.
Fast identity check: this article covers 109 Rosenwald Drive, Monroeville, Alabama • monroe.k12.al.us • district phone 251-743-2150.
Which official Monroe County pages require an extra year check?
| Resource | Current visible issue | Safe action |
|---|---|---|
| School Calendar | Still displays 2024–25 calendar | Use dedicated 26–27 Calendar page. |
| Child Nutrition | Free-meal language says SY2023–2024 | Confirm current-year meal status. |
| Student Handbook | Only 2023–24 handbook shown | Verify current policy/handbook. |
| Forms & Resources | Parental Involvement Plan 23–24 | Check document year before relying on it. |
| Health Services | Seizure-assistant list labeled 2025–26 | Verify 2026–27 personnel. |
| Technology staff | Older and current page indexes disagree | Use live Staff Directory. |
| Accountability reports | Current page primarily shows 2024–25 / FY25 reports | Use as historical accountability data, not current grades. |
| Board information | Search snippets can lag live roster | Open current Board Members page. |
Common Monroe County school problems and the fastest correction
| Problem | Correct next action |
|---|---|
| Calendar page shows 2024–25 | Switch to the dedicated 26–27 Calendar resource. |
| Need an exact 2026–27 holiday or break | Open the actual district 26–27 calendar instead of using an old PDF or third-party calendar. |
| Need the next BOE meeting | Open Board Members and follow the Simbli meeting-information link. |
| Search result gives a different Board officer | Use the live Board page, not the cached snippet. |
| One official phone says 743 and another says 575 | Try 251-743-2150 first and keep 251-575-2150 as the alternate official listing. |
| Need teacher, absence or pickup help | Call the student’s school instead of Central Office. |
| Need student enrollment | Use district-linked PowerSchool Enrollment and contact the applicable school. |
| Parent Portal login fails | Restart from monroeco.powerschool.com and contact the school for account-specific help. |
| Need bus route or stop | Use school/Transportation contacts; no universal public live route tracker was verified. |
| Meal page says meals are free | Check the year—the displayed statement is for SY2023–2024. |
| Handbook says 2023–24 | Confirm the current rule or policy with the school/district. |
| Need special-education assistance | Contact Special Services at ext. 1016. |
| Family has unstable housing | Use McKinney-Vento / Homeless Children support instead of ordinary residency guidance alone. |
| Need health form | Use Health Services and check the school year on staff-specific lists. |
| Need a transcript | Use the district’s June 2026 transcript-ordering route. |
| Need current school job | Use HR → Available Positions rather than a cached vacancy. |
Monroe County Board of Education Alabama FAQs
What is the Monroe County Board of Education Alabama phone number?
Current district page footers repeatedly list 251-743-2150. The Schools Contact Information page also displays 251-575-2150 for the Board office. Try 251-743-2150 first for district routing.
Where is the Monroe County Board of Education office?
The district office is at 109 Rosenwald Drive, Monroeville, AL 36460. The district also lists fax 251-575-9353 and email mcboe@monroe.k12.al.us.
Where can I find the Monroe County Schools 2026–27 calendar?
Use the district’s dedicated 26-27 Calendar page. The older generic School Calendar page should not be used as the current source because it still displays a 2024–25 calendar file.
Who is the Monroe County Alabama Superintendent?
The current official Board Members and school-contact pages list Marty Hanks as Superintendent.
Who leads the Monroe County Board of Education?
The live official Board page currently lists Sabrina Kidd as Chair and Martha Jordan as Vice Chair. Barbara Turner, Tammie Rainey and Brian Harrison are listed as Board Members.
How do I find Monroe County Board meeting agendas?
Open the official Board Members page and follow its “Meeting Agendas and More Information” link to the district’s Simbli Board resource. Verify each meeting’s date, time and location there.
How do I enroll a student in Monroe County Public Schools?
Use the PowerSchool Enrollment route linked by the district and contact the student’s applicable Monroe County school for student-specific registration requirements.
Are Monroe County school meals free in 2026–27?
The live Child Nutrition page cannot be used as proof of that. Its free-breakfast-and-lunch statement is explicitly labeled SY2023-2024. Contact Child Nutrition for current 2026–27 meal status.
Who handles Monroe County Special Services?
The current Special Services page lists Terri Norris as Director at 251-743-2150 ext. 1016. The department covers Child Find, gifted, speech, transition and procedural-safeguard resources.
Is the online Monroe County student handbook current for 2026–27?
The public district Student Handbook page currently displays a 2023-2024 Handbook. Verify the current policy or handbook with the district or school before relying on it for a 2026–27 rule.
Final Monroe County Public Schools verification checklist
Verification scope: this update reviewed the live BoardofEducations.org article plus Monroe County Public Schools’ current homepage, dedicated 26–27 Calendar page, older School Calendar page, Board Members page and Simbli route, Schools Contact Information, PowerSchool resources, Transportation, Child Nutrition, Special Services, Student Services, McKinney-Vento resources, Health Services, Student Handbook, Forms & Resources, Title IX/ADA notice, transcript announcement, Accountability Reports, Career Technical Center, Technology and Human Resources on August 15, 2026.
Independent-site notice: BoardofEducations.org is an informational guide and is not Monroe County Public Schools or the Monroe County Board of Education. Current district calendars, Board records, school communications, policies, forms and student-service decisions take priority.