Monarch School Helping Children Take Flight

Helping Children Take Flight

The mission of the Monarch School is to educate students impacted by homelessness and to help them develop hope for a future with the necessary skills and experiences for personal success.

Mission Statement

Building Our Future

Construction on the Monarch School Nat and Flora Bosa Campus began in May 2012 and is expected to be complete in early 2013. We are thankful for the ongoing support from the Bosa family and the San Diego community.

 

Building Our Future
Stephen Keiley Teacher of the Year

2011 San Diego County Teacher of the Year

Mr. Stephen Keiley, Monarch’s 4th-5th grade teacher, was one of five local teachers honored as Teachers of the Year.

Faculty
Monarch School Honor Roll

High Flyers Honor Roll at Monarch School

Students who achieve a 3.0 or higher GPA earn a place on the school’s honor roll and receive a logo sweatshirt.

High Flyers

Hope For The Future

Monarch School provides an excellent academic and supportive environment in which any student in San Diego County who is impacted by homelessness will receive a rigorous education and grow personally to become a highly motivated, contributing member of society. 
 

About Us

A generous $5 million donation from Nat and Flora Bosa brings us one step closer to completing the Capital Campaign and building our new campus in East Village.

 

Thank you for your interest in donating items for our students. We have a list of items that are often needed and appreciate you helping to fulfill those needs.

Latest News and Events

Monarch School, the San Diego public K-12 school for children impacted by homelessness, received a generous $5 million donation from Nat and Flora Bosa toward the building of the school's new campus. The state-of-the-art school, to be located just south of Petco Park at 1625 Newton Avenue, will be...
Apr 18, 2012- Local community members aim to raise money for Monarch School by running 200 miles in the Annual Ragnar Relay So Cal Race. Starting Friday, April 20, and going through Saturday, April 21, participating team members will spend nearly two full days taking turns speeding down the coast...
Monarch School’s current campus is so cramped, staff members there once considered turning their bathroom into an office.By next year, space will no longer be a problem.

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