Message from Superintendent Tammy Mangus
Law enforcement has made an arrest in the social media threat made Thursday night.
Athletics update
All Monticello athletic events scheduled for Friday, Sept. 21, have been postponed. Saturday's Van Etten SoccerTournament has also been postponed. These events will be rescheduled at a later date. The football game scheduled for Saturday at Rondout Valley will be played as planned. Be sure to check back for any updates.
Monticello schools closed Friday, Sept. 21; Social media threats currently under investigation
UPDATE 10:24 p.m. - Out of an abundance caution, all MCSD schools will be closed tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 21, as we continue to investigate an online threat and request subpoenas for tracking electronic communication and IP addresses. All after-school activities including the Empire Program are cancelled. There is no school for Monticello students who attend school in other locations.We urge anyone who has any information to contact the Monticello Police Department or the Sullivan County Sheriff with information regarding any leads. Please continue to check our website for more information.
UPDATE 8:52 p.m. - The Monticello Police Department asks residents to stop calling the station to report this threat. They need the manpower to continue to investigate this situation. Please continue to check the Monticello Central School District website for information as it becomes available.
District administrators are aware of a social media posting from Sept. 20 which threatens violence at the elementary, middle and high schools. An investigation is currently in progress. The district has contacted our security team and local police officers to move swiftly with an investigation regarding these threats. We will keep you posted into the evening and through the early morning as more information becomes available regarding the investigation and its credibility. Updates will be posted at this link.
MCSD moving forward with new capital bond referendum
This $54 million project addresses critical repairs in the district and will have zero impact on taxes if approved on Nov. 14.
Village water main break cancels after-school activities Thursday; school board meeting may be moved
A water main break on Atwell St. in the Village of Monticello has forced the shutting off of water to Monticello High School, Robert J. Kaiser Middle School and Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School. KLR after-school activities have been cancelled. Please await details from Principal Michelle Knowlton. Middle and high school students have already been dismissed. After-school clubs will be cancelled and more information is forthcoming. The board of education meeting scheduled for tonight at 6:30 may be moved pending the situation. The district will make an announcement by 5:30 p.m.
The Van Etten Soccer Tournament will be held Thursday, Sept. 20. Outdoor facilities will accommodate the spectators. The volleyball game scheduled for this evening at the high school has been cancelled.
Sept. 18 Van Etten Soccer Tournament postponed
Due to anticipated weather and the condition of the grounds, the Sept. 18 Van Etten Soccer Tournament has been postponed. The boys soccer team will play as scheduled on Thursday, Sept. 20. If the Monticello team qualifies for the championship game, the boys will play at 12 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21 and the girls will play at 10 a.m. If the Monticello team qualifies for the consolation game, the girls will play at 12 p.m. and the boys at 10 a.m. More information will be forthcoming regarding an updated schedule for the girls' team.
Board of Education meeting to be held on Sept. 20
There will be a regular meeting of the Monticello Central School District Board of Education on Thursday, September 20, 2018 at 6:30 p.m. in the RJK Middle School Library. There will be a proposed executive session at 6:30 p.m. to discuss “the medical, financial, credit or employment history of a particular person or corporation, or matters leading to the appointment, employment, promotion, demotion, discipline, suspension, dismissal or removal of a particular person or corporation.” The open meeting will occur after the completion of executive session.
If you don't set your goals, you can't get your goals
Read the September 2018 edition of the Monti Navigator
Spots available in free UPK 4 program
District residents who will be four years old before Dec. 1, 2018 aere eligible for the district's free UPK program in September. To register, or for more information, please contact the registrar's office at 845-794-0128, ext. 78905
September libary events
Check out this list of upcoming events at the E.B. Crawford Libary and at the Mamakating Library.
MHS welcomes new assistant principal, Rachel Blount
If you’re a part of the Monticello High School community, Rachel Blount is excited to meet you. The new MHS assistant principal, who was appointed over the summer and just celebrated her first “back to school” day at Monticello, brings with her an extensive background in transforming culture and climate to foster student success.
Courtney Bonfante joins district to head communications team
All students eat free at Monticello schools in 2018-19
A nutritious breakfast and lunch are available every school day for all students in all Monticello schools
MCSD email security updates may result in returned messages
With a world-wide increase in cyber attacks and other digital threats, the district’s tech department has implemented new updates to the district’s email system. With these new updates, some users may have their emails returned if their email system does not meet the MCSD’s extensive security checks. Read more
Adirondacks become an outdoor classroom for MHS students
What happens when you use the outdoors as a classroom? Navigating a mountain climb becomes a study in developing topographical map skills. A nature walk is a chance to identify and compare species and soil types. Learning becomes infinitely more engaging.
Monticello MBK team spearheads state-wide retreat
NYS Commisioner of Education Mary Ellen Elia will be amongst the state leaders to speak to an audience of student leaders from My Brother's Keeper programs throughout the state at the inaugural "Friends and Fellows" retreat to be held at Honor's Haven resort.
Josh Gattling represents Monticello at the BCANY Summer Hoops Fest
On the weekend of Aug. 3 - 5, the Basketball Coaches Association of New York (BCANY) held the 8th-annual BCANY Summer Hoops Fest. The tournament brings together teams from around the state to compete in a pool-style tournament, three-point contest, and slam dunk contest. Read more
A perfect summer for the Monticello Boys Basketball Team
Monticello Boys Basketball goes 7-0 to win the third-annual Monticello High School Boys Summer League Championship. Read more
Parent Portal unavailable during summer months
Please be advised that users will not be able to access Parent Portal during the summer months.
Car show will benefit MTA Scholarship Fund
Save the date - Sunday, Sept. 16 - and come out to see some of the coolest cars and bikes around. Free admission and all donations benefit the scholarship fund.
Take note of nominal changes in school schedule for 2018-2019
Time schedule for all schools in district changes by 10 minutes
Summer Learning Academies
For more information about Montiello's Summer Learning Academies or Regents testing, please click here
Chris Palmer appointed Principal of Cooke Elementary School
Come September, Mr. Palmer will be bringing his humor and lightheartedness to a new audience – the students of Cooke Elementary School.
Monticello welcomes new athletic director
When the Panther’s fall season begins, there will be a new cat on the block – Kurt Buddenhagen has been appointed as Monticello Central School District’s Athletic Director.
Fall sports registration to open on Family ID
High school athletic registration begins July 13; Middle school students may register beginning Aug. 6
A timeless gift, a grateful community
Monticello High School students restore an antique podium for a local church and the results are amazing
2018-19 academic calendar adopted
At its June 21 meeting, the MCSD Board of Education adopted the 2018-19 academic calendar. The full calendar will be available over the summer, and a printed copy will be mailed to each family in August.
Three student athletes honored by the Board of Education
The MCSD Board of Education presented three student athletes with Board Awards during the June 21 board meeting.
The Spotlight is on our Transportation Department
Drivers, dispatchers, monitors, clerks - they all band together to keep our students safe in all types of weather
E.B. Crawford Public Library is offering free programs this summer
Maker Space, reading program, video game tournament and so much more at the library
Transportation requests to and from childcare facilities must be made in writing
Complete Childcare Transportation Request Form located on the district website
Panther Parade of Pride 2018
For the third year in a row, Monticello High School graduates took a step back before they take their next steps forward. Read more
10 MHS students recognized as Students of Distinction
On Friday, June 6, 10 students from Monticello High School received the school’s “Student of Distinction” award, a recognition for students who have demonstrated behavior and/or achievement above and beyond expectations.
Sarah Grodin attending West Point Summer Leaders Experience
Monticello High School junior was accepted to this prestigious, competitive program and hopes it is a sign of things to come.
MCSD employees honored by Sullivan County School Boards Association
The Monticello Central School District Environmental Stewardship team and George L. Cooke Elementary School Principal Rosemarie Romano received the 2018 Sullivan County School Boards Association’s Friends of Education Award and the Outstanding Educator Award, respectively. Read more
Free summer meals for children under 18
The MCSD will participate in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be served at no cost to children under the age of 18 at these sites.
Summer school registration
Summer school registration will be held on Wednesday, June 27 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Robert J. Kaiser Middle School.
June library events
"Check out" what's going on in early June at the E.B. Crawford Library and at the Mamakating Library
Physical exam requirements updated for 2018-19 school year
New York State Education Department has changed screenings and health examination and immunization requirements for the upcoming 2018-2019 school year. Read more
Incoming sixth-grade students must receive booster Tdap vaccine
New York state requires all students who will be entering sixth-grade in September to receive a booster Tdap (diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis) vaccine. Read more
Important immunization information for parents of new students
All students in the Monticello Central School District must have a record of immunization on file with their school nurse. Read more
Three MHS athletes honored by OCIAA
Robert Buckley received the 2018 Tyler Muise MVP Award, a recognition that celebrates the contributions students with special needs make to sports programs, while Morgan Mitchell and Jonah Lilley both received the 2018 Orange County Interscholastic Athletic Association's Scholar Athlete Award during the organization's annual breakfast. Read more
#MonticelloRocks Spring Concert 2018
There are a million reasons why #MonticelloRocks. MHS parent Gabriel Espinosa recently shared one.
Sullivan County legislators honor local valedictorians
Attendance matters at MCSD
The district is encouraging students and staff to be present in the classroom every day.
Syrian children receive portraits created by MHS students
During Monticello’s annual district-wide art show on Friday, May 18, attendees will watch a video of Syrian children receiving portraits of themselves. To many watching the video, the children will be strangers, but for students in Lisa Baisley’s and Jay Brooks’ Drawing and Painting classes at Monticello High School, there will be familiar faces – faces these students know intricately, since they’ve spent several months painting them. Read more
Chase students save 93 hearts
For the past few weeks, students at Emma C. Chase Elementary School have been learning all about heart-healthy habits such as avoiding sugary drinks, getting rest and being active. It’s part of an initiative from the American Heart Association (AHA) called “Jump Rope for Heart.” Read more
Spots available in district's pre-kindergarten program
MCSD’s Project Excel Universal Pre-Kindergarten program still has spots available, beginning in September 2018. The program, transportation and meals are all free. Eligible students must turn four years old by Dec. 1, 2018. For more information, or to register call 845 794 7700 x78905
Students in MHS' Culinary Club bake for good
Students in the Monticello High School Culinary Club participated in the “Bake for Good” program, sponsored by King Arthur Flour. Read more
Upcoming EPIC workshops
The EPIC (Every Person Influences Children) team presents: Structure and Limits: Preventing and Managing Problem Behavior on May 1 and Communication Skills for Fathers on June 12. Read more
Orientation for incoming sixth-grade students
The Robert J. Kaiser Middle School invites parents and guardians of incoming sixth-grade students to an orientation, which will be held in the middle/high school auditorium on May 9 at 5:30 p.m. Read more
Board of Education to meet May 3
There will be a regular meeting of the Monticello Central School District Board of Education and Budget Hearing on Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 6 p.m. in the RJK Middle School Cafeteria. There will be a proposed executive session at 6:01 p.m. to discuss “the medical, financial, credit or employment history of a particular person or corporation, or matters leading to the appointment, employment, promotion, demotion, discipline, suspension, dismissal or removal of a particular person or corporation.”The open meeting will occur after the completion of executive session.
Save the date/Salva la fecha for the ENL spring community BBQ
The ENL spring community BBQ will be held on June 7 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the RJK Middle School cafeteria/Salva la fecha para nuestro “BBQ” de Primavera para la comunidad de ENL, el jueves 7 de junio de 2018 de 4 a 6 p.m. en la cafetería de la escuela secundaria RJK
Monticello Schools named a 'Best Community for Music Education'
This is the ninth time the district is recognized for the award
Summer Learning Academies combine academics and enrichment for students
Monticello offers Summer Learning Academies at all levels starting in July
The Spotlight is on.... the MTA Toy Story team
A team of Monticello teachers and staff got together to help raise money for the Boys and Girls Clubs. And they had so much fun doing it.
Anime, Crazy 8s, Star Wars Day and more at the E.B. Crawford Library
Events for teens, younger kids and families round out the program for later in April and early May at the library
Voters reject $110 million capital improvement plan
Monticello voters rejected a $110 million capital project on April 5, 2018. The project, which would have been bonded out in two phases, would have corrected health and safety issues throughout the district, re-opened the Corneilius Duggan Elementary School, improved the district’s athletic facilities and created extensive upgrades at each district school. Read more
MHS students' artwork receives national awards
Artwork created by students in Monticello High School’s STREAM journey (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) has been recognized regionally – and nationally-- for its excellence. Monticello students received awards in all levels of the 2018 National Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. Read more
MCSD welcomes new director of curriculum
When Linda Oehler-Marx enrolled in a teacher certification program at Pace University, it was just supposed to be a strategic move to further her career in the publishing industry. Instead, it became the first step of a life-long journey through the education field cumulating into a position as director of curriculum at Monticello Central School District. Read more
Prepare to be colorful
The Monti Color Run to benefit the Academy of Finance is planned for May 20.
High school students may apply for Liberty Partnerships Program summer program
Applications are now being accepted for the four-week program at SUNY Sullivan from July 9 to Aug. 7
Security is a priority in the Monticello School District
The district's School Safety and Security Supervisor discusses how people, technology and awareness are key to providing for safe schools
RJK social studies teacher Tim Potts earns state award
Featured capital project FAQ: Why will the vote be held on April 5?
Holding the vote on April 5 could help save taxpayers money on capital project. Read more
Monticello baseball fundraiser
Hit a home run with some Panther swag and support Monticello baseball. Order online by March 23.
Celebrate reading
March 2 is the birthday of the beloved Dr. Seuss and also the celebration of Read Across America.
Monticello School Board meeting set for Thursday, March 15
There will be a regular meeting of the Monticello Central School District Board of Education on Thursday, March 15, 2018 at 6 p.m. in the RJK Middle School cafeteria. Executive session is proposed for 6 p.m. with the open meeting immediately following.
Board of Education nominating petitions available March 5
Residents of the district interested in running for one of three available seats on the school board must file a petition.
Registration for kindergarten starts Monday, March 5
Pre-register online for the 2018-2019 school year then set up in-person registration
Students receive academic excellence scholarships
Five Monticello High School students receive New York State Scholarship for Academic Excellence awards
Way to ski
Monticello boys' and girls' ski teams take championships and head to states
E. B. Crawford Library holding dance party for infants, preschoolers March 16
It's all skill as Jerome Luckey takes Section 9 title
Monticello's Jerome Luckey soared to the Section 9 Class A title in the high jump.
Free reading tutoring at E.B. Crawford Library
The Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library in Monticello, in coordination with the Sullivan County Community College Teacher’s Education Program, will begin offering free reading tutoring twice weekly to children in grades K-6. Read more
Scholar athletes, teams recognized at board of education meeting
Four fall teams earn scholar/athlete team designation; 60 athletes earn awards
Monticello School Board honors staff members
Building principals, department heads nominated staff members who make a difference in their school community
The Academy of Finance pays it forward to the community
The spotlight is on the group that is completing tax returns free of charge for community members.
More winter fun at the E.B. Crawford Library
The library has added some additional events to its February schedule.
Monticello CSD's 2017 fiscal stress report results
Each year, the NYS Comptroller’s Office issues a report to determine the level of “fiscal stress" of each school district in the state. Read more
Boys basketball team helps in the fight against cancer
10th annual BCANY vs. Cancer Classic raises funds to fight cancer
$7.1 million grant will create extensive expanded day programs for Monticello families
“This grant is going to enable us to create a safety net for our most vulnerable students and their families and provide enrichment opportunities for all,” Executive Director of After-School Programs Dana Taylor said. “We’ve designed a holistic plan that we believe will not only help our students grow academically, it will enable them to develop new interests and explore opportunities that they may not even have known existed.” Read more
District medical director will provide state mandated physicals for 10th graders
Dr. Amarjit S. Gill, the Monticello Central School District’s medical director, will conduct the state mandated 10th grade physicals on Feb. 20 and 21, 2018. If your student has had a physical for the 2017-2018 school year and it is not on file in the Health Office, please have it faxed to 845-796-5037. If parents and/or guardians do not want their child to have a physical done through the school, call the high school Health Office at 845-794-8840 ext. 5 or send a note or fax stating this. This is for the state mandated 10th grade physicals only.
Academy of Finance students providing free income tax service to community
The group has done it for a decade. If you meet income requirements, these talented students can do your income tax for free.
Considering running for a school board in Sullivan County?
The Sullivan County School Boards Association (SCSBA) will host a free workshop for any resident of Sullivan County who is planning to run, or considering running for a Board of Education position. The workshop will be held on Monday, March 19 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Sullivan County BOCES, Conference Room #1, located at 6 Wierk Ave. in Liberty. Please RSVP by Thursday, March 16 to SCSBA Executive Director Tania DeFrank at tdefrank@libertyk12.org or 845-866-6946.
Where would we be without the tech team?
They keep more than computers and laptops going in the district. The spotlight is on the Monticello tech team.
Flex day schedule could save instructional time this winter
Read more about the flex day schedule here.
RJK Middle School student to play in All-American Bowl
It will be an exciting winter break for Ivan Pagan, a football player who will be going to New Orleans next week.
High school drama club wows audiences at fall show
It was a totally different take on Greek mythology and audiences loved the high school drama club's fall show.
An impressive debut
Monticello High School's robotics team, Team Xtream, takes championship at tournament. Read more
District will pursue false threats made over new Anonymous Alerts system
Two days in and the district has received some false threats over its new app, all debunked quickly. Administrators aren't taking it lightly. Read more
Goal get 'em, Monti team
December is a pivotal month in the Monticello team's quest towards the district's goals. With the school year being neither too new nor too far gone, it's the perfect time to check in, so that we can confidently move forward or refine our action plans as necessary. In the December Navigator, Superintendent Mangus does just that, while Tavi Bockman shares some of the insight she learned at the Model Schools conference in this month's Model Schools Spotlight.
MCSD empowers students and their families to anonymously report bullying with new app
Beginning on Dec. 1, students and parents in the Monticello Central School District will have a new way to anonymously alert administrators and safety personnel of instances of bullying or other negative activity with Anonymous Alerts.
Monticello schools present winter concerts throughout the month
All are invited to the winter concerts, starting on Dec. 6. Read more
Don't miss the holiday laser light show
Save the date - Wednesday, Dec. 13 - for an amazing show, arts and crafts, cookies and more. And it's free for parents and students. Read more
Get in the spirit of the season
Area high school musicians are set to play holiday concerts at the Sullivan County Government Center, 100 North Street in Monticello, throughout December. The concerts begin at noon. The Monticello High School Chamber Ensemble plays on Wednesday, Dec. 13. For the full schedule of performances, click here.
December programs at the EB Crawford Library
The Ethelbert B. Crawford Library will host several programs for children and teens in early December. Read more
Gov. Cuomo visits district to award $7.1 million in after-school grants
The governor made a stop at Monticello's Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School Thursday afternoon touting the district's big grant. Read more
It's time for the Tinsel Trot and Reindeer Dash
Dress as your favorite holiday character if you wish but wear your sneakers! This fun event will raise money for scholarships and to aid the homeless. Read more
Teachers, guidance counselor receive excellence awards
Karen Collura, Laurie Kilgore and Mary Truesdell receive Mid-Hudson School Study Council Awards for Excellence. Read more
Interested in the future of Monticello CSD?
Join district administrators at one of the public presentations on MCSD's proposed capital improvement project.
Spotlight on Brenda Sywalski
Teaching art is what Brenda Sywalski loves. Her latest project is a work of love for the entire Monticello community. Read more.
Nine MHS students chosen for NYSSMA concert
Nine choral and music students from Monticello High School will be performing at the NYSSMA concert on Saturday, Nov. 18, at Tri-Valley. Read More
Dress for success
You've got to dress the part when you go on an interview. Juliette McKerrell from Wayne Bank in Monticello stopped by to talk to the Academy of Finance students with some useful information. Read more
MHS students selected for NYSSMA All-State Music Festival
Four Monticello High School students have been recognized for musical excellence and named to the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) All-State music ensemble performance at the annual Winter Festival held in Rochester, NY, Sunday, Dec. 3.Read more
LPP helps students prepare for life after graduation
Middle and high school students are encouraged to take advantage of the Liberty Partnerships Program (LPP,) an after-school and summer program implemented by SUNY Sullivan. The program is designed to promote college readiness and career development among eligible students who need some additional assistance to help them meet their goals and has a great lineup of community partners, including the Hurleyville Makers’ Lab, Catholic Charities, and Sullivan Agencies Leading Together (SALT). Read more
MCSD kicks off the school year with a day of Panther Pride
The staff of Monticello Central School District (MCSD) were too excited to wait for the students to arrive for the first day of school on Sept. 8. So, rather than wait for the students to come to them, a group of MCSD administrators, staff, students and of course, the district’s mascot, Monti the Panther went to the students. Read more
MCSD to serve free meals to all students
Beginning on Sept. 7, 2017, the Monticello Central School District will serve free meals – both lunch and breakfast – to all students, regardless of their family’s income status through the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). Parents do not have to take any action to participate, however, the district asks all parents, regardless of income, to return the confidential income proxy form that will be sent home with students on the first day of school. Read more
Interim Athletic Director Cioffi steps up to the plate
Life is a lot like baseball. A great hitter is only successful three out of every ten times. It’s not about HOW you miss or WHY you miss but how you are able to bounce back and be a great player. And so, after a few strikeouts, the Monticello Central School District has finally hit a home run with its new interim Athletic Director, Mr. Louis Cioffi III. Read more
New “flex day” schedule may decrease loss of instructional time during winter
At its July 7 meeting, the Monticello Central School District Board of Education voted to approve a new “flex day” schedule option which may help to keep students and staff safe during winter weather without sacrificing instructional time. Read more
Registration packets for the Healthy Kids Day Program now available
The district will continue to supplement the cost of the program while it works toward creating its own before and after school childcare program with a much lower cost for the 2018-19 school year. Read more
Robert J. Kaiser Middle School launches mentorship program
The school has begun a pilot of the New York State Mentoring program and is the only pilot site in Sullivan County. Read more
Chase students ponder peace
“What I enjoyed most about the peace project was spending time with my friends creating a video that is funny, yet more importantly spreading a powerful message, the message of Peace,” fifth-grade student Luke said. “If we want more peace in the world, it must start with each one of us.” Read more
TK + HN = I: Monticello's own version of E=MC²
"Last month, the Navigator discussed how Truthful Kindness + Helpful Necessity = Inspiration. This month’s Navigator delves even further into this equation to show how just like Einstein’s theory of relativity can be used to assess the hidden energy within a human, TK+HN= Inspiration can help our kiddos and even ourselves understand the vast amount of potential that lurks within them. And when we realize our capability for greatness, it leads to explosive growth," Superintendent of Schools, Tammy Mangus. Read more
2017-18 school year immunization requirements
As of September 1, 2016, all students in grades 7, 8 and 12 must have proof of receiving the Meningococcal vaccine in order to attend school. Read more
Melanie Hector appointed assistant principal of George L. Cooke Elementary School
At the April 6, 2017 Monticello Board of Education meeting, the board appointed George L. Cooke Elementary School’s Instructional Coach, Melanie Hector, as the school’s assistant principal, effective Sept. 1. Read more
Monticello recognized as "Best Community for Music Education"
For the eighth year, Monticello NY has been awarded the designation of "Best Community for Music Education" by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAAM). Read more
Monticello is InspirED
On Friday, Feb. 17 more than 700 people gathered at Monticello High School for the district’s second annual “InspirED” conference. Read more
George L. Cooke students learning critical life skills through tinkering
Click here to watch Cooke Librarian and Monticello's Decemeber Spotlight, Julia Serrano's, class learning through play with "Maker Space" stations.
Reminder about drop-off and pick-up procedures
Without order and routine, the potential for safety hazards during drop-off and pick-up times increases. Please click here to review some reminders on the district's drop-off and pick-up procedures.
Monticello will welcome Pre-K program to 3-year-old students
Monticello Central School District is happy to announce that it will be expanding its pre-kindergarten program to offer opportunities for 3-year-old students thanks to a new state grant. Read more
MCSD’s security team: handling crisis situations with care
Monticello Central School District’s security team will be learning new techniques designed to prevent disruptive situations within the school community from escalating into a crisis. read more
Online pre-registration now offered for new students
Parents and guardians may now complete pre-registration online. This first step allows parents and guardians to complete preliminary information online; enrollment will not be completed until a registration appointment is held with the district registrar. CLICK HERE to begin the pre-registration process.
Volunteer policy now in effect
District volunteers will be asked to complete an application, in compliance with a board adopted volunteer policy. read more
BoardDocs allows easy Board of Education file access, storage
In an effort to streamline board of education documents and information, Monticello Central School District has implemented an easy-to-use content management system called BoardDocs. read more
MCSD implements new visitor sign-in procedures
To ensure the safety and security of all students, visitors are required to adhere to the outlined procedures listed here. Click here to read the Monticello Board of Education policies regarding visitors.
Report bullying online via Anonymous Alerts
The system enables parents and students to report instances of bullying or violence and allows for 1-way or 2-way anonymous encrypted communications between submitters (students, parents or community members) and district administration and/or school staff. Users of the system have the option to remain anonymous or reveal their identity when submitting a report. To send reports via the website, click the icon to the left. Learn more about Anonymous Alerts.
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