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2025 Graduation Ceremony will be held indoors
Due to the anticipated weather forecast, graduation will take place indoors at the AP Hughs Auditorium at Monticello High School tomorrow, June 28. Click here for the livestream Each student has received four white tickets and two blue tickets. Spectators with white tickets must enter the building through the auditorium entrance. Four spectators are …
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Board of Education will meet Wednesday, July 2
There will be a regular meeting of the Monticello Central School District Board of Education on Wednesday, July 2, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at 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 …
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RJK holds moving up ceremony
The Robert J. Kaiser Middle School held its annual moving up ceremony on Wednesday, June 25. View and/or download all photos from the ceremony The following students received Presidential Awards: Presidential Achievement Award Recipients Mark Eng-Fo Valle Kylie Foulk Sophia Gago Mikayla Gutierrez Sophia Kania Jorge Pineda Uraga Leslie Pintado Brooke-Lynn Tasker Seylin Velasquez Hernandez …
MHS woodworking student designs and builds lectern for Cooke
Amy Dutan Gordillo, a student in Don Waddell’s woodworking class at Monticello High School worked from September to May to design and produce a lectern for the George L. Cooke Elementary School. She had some help from her classmates during the finishing stage, but the design and woodwork was all hers! It was a labor …
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Cooke’s top readers test out new book vending machine
The George L. Cooke Elementary School celebrated its top readers in the Sullivan BOCES Reading Challenge yesterday. The winners (students and staff) each received a certificate showing their achievement and received a book from the school’s new book vending machine. Pictured: Jenny Varghese Ameliana Smalls Cole Alvarez Isabella Kern Leia Jean-Francois Joshua Lumbila Not Pictured: …
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Chase takes first place in Cross County Reading Challenge
The Emma C. Chase Elementary School took first place in Sullivan County BOCES’s Cross County Reading Challenge in the small schools (under 400) category. Chase readers logged 2657 books this year — that is an average of 12 books per student! Congratulations to all, especially the school’s top readers: Violet Hooper Keitara Burrell James Keller …
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It’s Monday in Monticello – June 23
It’s Monday in Monticello — time for Superintendent Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, an interview with some of the Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School students who helped KLR secure first-place in the Sullivan County BOCES Cross County Reading Challenge in the large school category. Plus a shout out to the …
Cooke hosts first-ever theatrical performance with original play
On the evening of June 11, George L. Cooke Elementary School made history as it hosted its first-ever theatrical performance, Flourish: The Secret Garden Songbook- an original play written and produced by second-grade teacher Joana Dutcher. The event marked a joyful and artistic milestone for the 86 students, who made up the talented and enthusiastic …
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Cooke students practice persuasive writing
Mrs. Furey’s second- grade class at the George L. Cooke Elementary School wrapped up their last writing unit by writing five-paragraph opinion essays trying to convince first graders to read books in the second-grade libraries. Mr. Fountain and Mrs. Davila’s first-grade classes stopped by to hear the essays. If the first grader was convinced that …
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