About
- Hosts three language programs: English Language Development, Chinese Bilingual, and Spanish Immersion.
- Focuses on high-quality teaching and learning for historically underserved populations, ensuring academic equity.
- Facilitates open, honest discussions among students, parents, and teachers to support students' academic progress and emotional well-being.
- Encourages collective responsibility for educational success among students, teachers, staff, and families.
- Offers a variety of before and after-school programs, as well as arts and student support services.
546
Students Enrolled
80%
Socio-economically Disadvantaged
41%
English Language Learners
9%
Students with Special Needs
Student Outcomes
45%
English Proficiency
48%
Math Proficiency
Ways to Volunteer!
Help where and when it works best for you. Monroe Elementary School values all community volunteers and we’ve got volunteer roles that match your skills and your schedule.
You can sign up as a short-term/ after hours volunteer and we will help connect you with the school community, or sign up as a recurring school day volunteer through the San Francisco Ed Fund.
During The School Day
A once-a-week volunteer commitment through the SF Education Fund to support classrooms, teachers, and students during the school day. You choose from their list of options.
Join the School Day TeamBeyond the Bell
Flexible opportunities outside school hours, from after-school programs to PTA events, community projects, and more.
Opportunities to volunteer, short & long term
Tutoring
Provide one-on-one academic support to students on a range of topics
Event Volunteer
Provide support for school-sponsored events
Classroom Support
Provide students support with in-classroom projects
Donate
Every dollar you donate to the Monroe Elementary School PTA goes directly to supporting the students and the school. All donations are fully tax-deductible
Donate
Or donate through these other options
Testimonial
Our son went from regularly thinking of himself as a troublemaker and describing himself as stupid at his old school to performing well above grade level academically (in reading and math) and socially integrating within one semester to his new environment. He's even started to take on a mentorship role with some of his classmates with their schoolwork.