Cheesemaker Chat (Episode #4) Steve Mayer, Nicole Josephs, & Mike Davis

Cheesemaker Chat (Episode #4) Steve Mayer, Nicole Josephs, & Mike Davis

In this episode of Cheesemaker Chat, Superintendent Joe Monroe is joined by Board of Education members Nicole Josephs, Mike Davis, and Steve Mayer as they reflect on their first year of service. They share their backgrounds, what led them to serve, and what they’ve learned about the work of the Board. The conversation also explores how different perspectives come together to support students, the challenges of navigating budget realities, and why the upcoming operational referendum is an important decision for the future of Monroe’s schools and community.

Cheesemaker Chat (Episode #3) - Jeff Maliszewski & Ryan Ziltner

In this episode of Cheesemaker Chat, Superintendent Joe Monroe sits down with Monroe High School graduates Jeff Maliszewski and Ryan Ziltner, owners and brokers of EXIT Professional Real Estate. They share their journey into real estate, their experiences building a business in Monroe, and what they’re seeing in the local housing market. The conversation also explores how strong schools influence community growth and why the upcoming operational referendum is an important decision for the future of Monroe.

Cheesemaker Chat (Episode #2) - Jeriamy Jackson

In this episode of Cheesemaker Chat, Superintendent Joe Monroe sits down with everyone's favorite high school principal, Jeriamy Jackson, to talk about his background and the path that led him to Monroe. They discuss the work happening at Monroe High School that has led to significant improvement on the state school report card and explore what truly makes for a great high school experience for students. The conversation also touches on the upcoming operational referendum and why this decision is important for the future of Monroe’s schools and community.

Cheesemaker Chat (Episode #1) - Jim Curran

Superintendent Joe Monroe sits down with Jim Curran to learn more about his background, why he chose to serve on the Monroe Board of Education, and what the role involves. The conversation also explores the upcoming operational referendum and why this decision is important for the future of Monroe’s schools and community.