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Welcome Back, Monroe Township Public Schools! 💙

Posted Date: 09/01/26 (10:05 AM)


A Great First Day Across MTPS! 💙

A line of school children with backpacks boards yellow school buses outside under a bright blue sky.
Today, we welcomed students back to Holly Glen Elementary School, Oak Knoll Elementary School, Radix Elementary School, Whitehall Elementary School, Williamstown Middle School and Williamstown High School. From our youngest Braves beginning a brand-new chapter to our returning students reconnecting with friends, teachers and familiar faces, there was excitement throughout the district.

A diverse group of students with backpacks walks together toward a school entrance decorated with a blue and white balloon arch.


A diverse high school marching band in matching blue shirts and white t-shirts stands outside a brick school building.


At WHS, the band played the alma mater as students entered beneath the school’s annual first-day balloon arch, where they were greeted by smiling staff members and administrators. 


Across the community, our crossing guards were ready to help students of all ages travel safely to school. Inside each of our six buildings, students settled into their classrooms, reunited with their school communities and began another year of learning, growth and discovery.

Two teenagers greet each other outdoors, surrounded by a crowd of students near a building entrance.

A man and a young girl walk across a marked crossroad on a paved street.


Opening day is the result of months of preparation. We sincerely thank our teachers, administrators, office and support staff, facilities and custodial teams, crossing guards and every employee who worked throughout the summer to ensure our schools were ready to welcome students back. Your time, care and dedication created the warm and positive start our students deserved.

A young person with a black backpack walks along a sidewalk near a crosswalk.A crossing guard in a high-visibility vest stands in a crosswalk, holding a stop sign.

A person wearing a white cap stands beside a bright yellow school bus.

A young drummer in a blue shirt carries a drum set outside, past a police officer and blue-and-white balloons.


A special thank-you goes to our Transportation Department. Throughout the summer, this team worked with diligence and perseverance to integrate a new software system while preparing for the safe transportation of our students. We are incredibly grateful for their hard work and continued commitment during this busy transition.

Two bright yellow school buses are parked on an asphalt street with green trees in the background.
We also appreciate the patience, understanding and partnership of our families and community members as we settle into the routines of a new school year. Thank you for reviewing the district’s updated attendance and internet-enabled device policies and reinforcing these important expectations with your children. When our schools and families work together, our students are better prepared to succeed.


There is so much to look forward to at Holly Glen, Oak Knoll, Radix, Whitehall, WMS and WHS. We cannot wait to celebrate the achievements, experiences and special moments that will make the 2026–2027 school year one to remember.

Keep learning. Keep growing. Keep being you. Keep being BRAVE!


Welcome back, MTPS—and Go BRAVES! 💙


A young man with curly hair and a graphic t-shirt walks outdoors near a brick building.

A group of students walking in a parking lot near a line of parked yellow school buses.

A young person with long braided hair poses outdoors, wearing a white shirt and gold bracelets.

A diverse high school marching band in blue shirts prepares to practice outside a brick building.

A crossing guard in a high-visibility vest holds a stop sign as two students cross the street.Adults and children walk hand-in-hand along a sidewalk toward the entrance of Radix Elementary School.