Academics

The Writer’s Society is an afterschool club that publishes the Literary Magazine, a compilation of MoHi students writing, photography and graphics.  We meet every Monday during club time and Tuesdays from 3-4pm in L205b. We are accepting everything from poetry to plays, photos to computer-generated illustrations. Submit your work to mhswriters@gmail.com by Feb. 22, 2018. …

Congratulations to Monarch High School’s 2018 Colorado Scholastic Art Awards winners.  The Scholastic Art and Writing awards are the longest running and most prestigious recognition program for middle and high school students in our nation. In Colorado, approximately 2,200 students submitted 6,000 pieces of art. Works are reviewed and judged …

A Lot! The Math Department, is on a mission to fund “Calculus: The Musical!”, a traveling production of math enthusiasts who perform modern tunes with Calculus lyrics. The performance is scheduled at Monarch on April 3rd, but the fee is $1,500. Ms. Cunningham and her crew have raised about $600 so …

Parents of New Students, we welcome you to attend Technology Information Night  August 20, 2015  from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.   We will address your questions and share information about your child  bringing  and using his or her personal laptop at Monarch.  Remember if you cannot afford to purchase  a …

Monarch High School teacher Rudy Sumpter is the recipient of the 2015 Colorado Council for Economic Education (CCEE) Enterprising Teacher of the Year Award. Mr. Sumpter has taught Accounting, Business, Economics, and Marketing for 15 years after earning his master’s degree in business economics at State University of New York …

Monarch High School computer science teacher Sue Johnson received an Aspirations in Computing Educator Award from the National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT). The Educator Award is conferred upon educators that have demonstrated a commitment to encouraging young women’s aspirations in computing. Johnson was the Colorado 2015 NCWIT …

NCWIT gives awards to high school girls for exceptional projects and work in computer science and technology. Below are the five Monarch High School students who were recognized. Monica Mah (11) – National Runner-up Kyra Slovacek (9)- National Runner-up Megan Moore (12) – Colorado NCWIT winner Jessica Filben (10) – …

From the Principles of Business Class at Monarch High School, we are proud to present our award-winning business, MoHigh Socks Company! Founded by stockholders and people like you, MoHigh Socks was an idea conceived by Monarch High School students with the help of Junior Achievement representative, Andy Lenec. This year, …