Robert J. Kaiser Middle School awarded for its design

December 2003 (back)

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The Robert J. Kaiser Middle School was selected as a recipient of the 2003 Sullivan County Showcase Award as the outstanding municipal or public building for 2003.  The Middle School received a $2,000 dollar grant in recognition of this achievement. 

The Robert J. Kaiser Middle School was completed in the Fall of 2000 and provides a state of the art facility for the 900 students who attend it.  The building was specifically designed to meet the needs of middle school students and  blends in well with the natural surroundings. The design made it possible for the Middle School to share Monticello High School's auditorium which resulted in saving over a million dollars in construction costs for a separate auditorium. 

On November 13, Deborah Wood, principal of the Robert J. Kaiser Middle School attended the awards dinner sponsored by the Sullivan County Board of Realtors' and Sullivan Renaissance. The showcase awards recognized the efforts of homeowners, business and municipalities to enhance the appearance of their community. 

We are proud of the commitment shown by district residents in supporting the construction of the facility and to be recognized for the building's value to the community.

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