News & Announcements

The El Monte City School District has created a webpage that collects local COVID-19 vaccine and testing resources. Click the headline to access our resource page that helps you with vaccine scheduling, Fact sheets, and more!

Click the headline to view the El Monte City School District's new community newsletter! It's filled with highlights from the District, including pictures, stories, and various resources provided by EMCSD and our local community partners.

Attention Cherrylee students and families, check out our music program's new website, Jam Session! It's dedicated to highlighting our students in our music program as well as provide resources for all students who are hoping to expand their musical talents! Website is run by music teacher, Ms. Lambert. Click headline to access the website.

Click headline to access the El Monte City School District's official 2021 Spring Reopening Handbook.

Parents and Guardians, are you hoping to learn more about various Google programs like Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Slides in order to support your child's education? Sign-up for our Parent Academies hosted by the Jeff Seymour Family Center. Click headline for more information and to register!

EMCSD Staff and Parents, don't miss out on some amazing free Community Workshops this week from 3/29 - 4/1! Workshops are brought to you by the Jeff Seymour Family Center, the Housing Rights Center, and the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health. Click headline for more information!

The El Monte City School District officially announces its 7th & 8th grade schedules for their 2021 Spring Reopening Plan. Click headline to view the announcement and view the schedules.

Dr. Garcia announces that despite new recommendations from the CDC regarding physical distancing, El Monte City School District will continue to implement 6 foot physical distancing rules for students and staff on campus. Click headline for full update.

The El Monte City School District condemns the xenophobic harassments, assaults, and killings that are threatening the Asian-American community.
We proudly stand beside the Asian-American community, not just because it is our duty as compassionate human beings, but because the Asian-American community is our community. Click headline for full statement and resources to address hate, racism and discrimination.

Presentation on the reopening plan of Cherrylee School.