Robert F. Munroe Community MEGA Reunion
March 20, 2026 | 6:00–10:00 PM

You’re invited! Join us at the Old Campus for a special evening celebrating the legacy, growth, and future of Robert F. Munroe Day School.

This reunion is open to all who have been part of the Munroe story including alumni, former and current families, faculty, staff, board members, community partners, and friends who have supported Robert F. Munroe Day School throughout the years.

📅 Date: Friday, March 20, 2026 | 6:00–10:00 PM
📍 Location: Robert F. Munroe Old Campus
91 Old Mt. Pleasant Rd., Quincy, FL 32352
💵 Cost: $30 per person

Step back in time and relive the story of how Robert F. Munroe began, a vision rooted in community, education, and opportunity for students in Gadsden County. From humble beginnings to a thriving school known for academic excellence, character development, and innovation, this night honors every person who has helped shape Munroe’s journey.

Reconnect with classmates and colleagues, reminisce with old friends, meet new faces, and celebrate the shared impact of a community that believes in the power of education.

🎶 Special Feature:
Enjoy a live performance by Billy Dean, our special guest entertainer for the evening.

🍔 Food & Drinks:
Food trucks available on-site
BYOB. Bring your favorite beverages to enjoy.

💛 Evening Highlights:
Guided tours of the Old Campus
Storytelling and reflections on Munroe’s founding and growth
Fellowship with alumni, faculty, families, and community supporters
Supporting the future of Robert F. Munroe Day School

Your presence helps us honor the past, celebrate the present, and inspire the next generation of Munroe students. Whether you spent one year or a lifetime connected to Munroe, this night is for you.

📩 Questions?
Please email Shanna Halsell, Director of Marketing and Advancement, at
Shanna.Halsell@rfmunroe.org

Robert F. Munroe Mega Reunion March 20, 2026

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