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The El Monte City School District is grateful for our outstanding staff, supportive community, and the Board of Education for the continued support of our students and schools. The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the way we work and live and especially how our children learn. (Read More)

DLI teacher Emily Lu draws on a mix of approaches to engage students in learning Mandarin.

Students received 900 packs loaded with supplies, including whiteboards, earbuds, notebooks and even a voucher for a free haircut during Back to School Resource Fairs held at Shirpser and Potrero schools.

ParentSquare app allows families to customize how they receive information and alerts from teachers, schools and the District.

El Monte City School District will launch a Mandarin Dual Language (DLI) program at New Lexington School when the 2020-21 school year begins on Aug. 20, offering students the opportunity to gain intercultural understanding and develop biliteracy in English and Mandarin.

Eight new administrators will help lead campuses and Nutrition Services Department.

Jenny Lee has helped to lead school district nutrition departments across Southern California.

The shift to virtual learning allowed El Monte City to expand class offerings from the traditional program – which focused on musical theater and STEAM fields – to include those as well as a broader range of specific student interests.