Mrs. Belgiovene and Mrs. Trone’s first-grade class at the George L. Cooke Elementary School has been learning about what it means to be patriotic as part of the English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum. As part of the lesson on patriotism, the class invited a local veteran to visit. The high school’s School Resource Officer, Steven …
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The following are the unofficial results of the Monticello Central School District budget vote and Board of Education election: Proposition 1 (budget vote): Passed Yes: 851 No: 242 Board of Education member elections: Seat of Adrianna Mayson Greco: Rosemary Berson: 512 Adrianna Mayson Greco: 576 Seat of Wendy Galligan Weiner: Lisa Maranzana: 503 Wendy Galligan …
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Village Walk – Meet outside the middle school entrance. Take a walk around the village. Kickball – Football Field Cornhole – Football Field Ladder Ball – Football Field Spike Ball – Football Field Kan Jam – Football Field Indoor Volleyball – High School Gym PLEASE NOTE: The following activities have participation limits. To register, …
The Monticello Central School District community took a trip “under the sea” during last month’s stage production of the Hans Christian Andersen’s classic, “The Little Mermaid.” Monticello High School students and faculty worked together for months, preparing everything from the script to the show’s lighting. Stage director Kim Schneeberger, music director Marissa Jurow, costume designer …
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Article courtesy of the MHS Performing Arts Department: On Saturday, May 13 the Monticello Chamber singers, comprised of thirteen of the most advanced vocalists in the music department, made their way to Jackson, New Jersey to participate in the “Music in the Parks” festival. With the preparation and guidance from their conductor Marissa Jurow, they …
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It’s Monday in Monticello — time for Superintendent Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, we celebrate the staff and students of Robert J. Kaiser Middle School. Through hard work and dedication, the school was removed from the targeted list, and is now a school in good standing. How did they do …
On May 8, the Boys Golf team captured their second consecutive division championship! Congratulations to Coach Russo, Joe Russo, Josh Miller, Anthony Belgiovene, Austin Vandermark, Chris Pinto, Zachary Roosa, Chase McFarland and Bretten Benzenberg!
During the May 10 meet against Sullivan West, Coach Buddenhagen, Coach Seidl, Coach Sternkopf and Coach Buddenhagen honored seniors Meg Cruz, Taina DeJesus, Julia Kurthy, David Cooper, Jesse Corces, Colin Canto, Jarod Fennell, Inacio Henrique Figueiredo, Francis Giorgianni, Nilton Miguel, Jr., Robert Pape-Laucella, Mario Rivas-Ponce and Isaiah Smith. Congratulations and best wishes to all!
On Thursday May 11, following their game against Port Jervis, Varsity softball coach Alaina Gaughan and Assistant Coach Rob Satriano along with the rest of the team honored seniors Janee Vias, Melanie Merton, Erin Brawley and Gianna DeMaio. Congrats and best wishes to all!
Mrs. Boffa and Ms. Kelleher’s classes at the Robert J. Kaiser Middle School made Roman roads out of graham cracker crumbs, mini-Oreos, crushed Oreos and whole graham crackers. Students learned how the Romans layered their roads to make them last. The activity included watching a video and answering questions about how Roman roads were made, …
