Pupil Personnel Services - Monticello Central School District
School Registration Information
The Monticello Central School District
has ongoing registration for new students throughout the school year
and summer. In addition, every spring, each district elementary
school hosts its own kindergarten registration, screening and
orientation. For a child to qualify for kindergarten, he or she must
turn 5 years of age by December 1 of the school year they start
school.
For information about registering your child, please contact the
District Registrar, Carol Furchak, at 845-794-0128, ext. 78905, via
fax at 845-794-0250 or via e-mail at
cfurchak@k12mcsd.net.
Registration is done by appointment only.
The Registrar’s office is located on
the lower level of Monticello High School and is part of the
Department of Pupil Personnel Services.
Monticello Central School District
Pupil Personnel Services
Office of the Registrar
37 Breakey Avenue
Monticello, NY 12701
All of the following documents are Required for registration:
• Student’s birth certificate
• Immunization records of child
• Parent’s picture identification with signature
• Proof of residence
Important documents for the school to have include Guardianship and/or Custody Papers
The following forms must be filled out and submitted at the time of registration
Student Registration Form (PDF)
Student Health Questionnaire (PDF)
Emergency Contact Information Sheet (PDF)
Student Language Questionnaire (PDF)
Have you moved?
Don't forget to notify the school district when you move. A Change of Address form must be filled out and filed with the District Registrar for all children in your household. CLICK HERE for the Change of Address Form (PDF).
New York State Education Department
PROCEDURAL SAFEGUARDS NOTICE: Rights for Parents of Children with
Disabilities, Ages 3-21
As a parent, you are a vital member of the Committee on Special Education (CSE) or Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) in New York State.
The CSE/CPSE is responsible for developing recommendations for special education programs and services for your child. You must be given an opportunity to participate in the CSE/CPSE discussion and decision-making process about your child’s needs for special education.
The following link to the NY State Education Department (NYSED) website will provide information concerning procedural safeguards that are your legal rights under federal and State law - this includes the right to be informed about and involved in the special education process and to make sure that your child receives a free appropriate public education (FAPE). NYSED WEBSITE