Residents of the Monticello Central School District defeated the proposed 2020-21 budget with 1,327 no to 1,244 yes votes. The Board of Education will meet at 5 p.m. tonight to accept the official results. More information will be posted on the district’s website as it becomes available. Residents also elected three members to the Board …
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A message from My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Mentor Naquan Holman to the students in the Monticello My Brother’s Keeper program:
In the latest edition of “Faces on Fire,” we highlight our technology team, who has navigated us all through these unchartered waters of distance learning, and our graduation committee and staff who worked hard to give our seniors the graduation experience they deserve. Click the image below to read more:
Robert J. Kaiser Middle School 8th Grade Moving Up Ceremony June 2020 National Anthem – Morris Germann Opening Remarks – Dr. William Silver, Interim Superintendent of Schools and Mrs. Lori Orestano-James, President – Board of Education Greeting – Mr. Nicholas Millas, RJK Principal Presentation of Students with Certificates and Awards Presented by Dr. Jason Doyle, RJK …
On Wednesday, June 17, there will be three simultaneous car parades happening throughout the district to give teachers and students the opportunity to say goodbye to one another from afar. Students and their families are invited to line up along the routes and wave as the teachers caravan by in their vehicles. Please stay six …
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“Positively RJK” recognizes students who have received a positive referral from their teacher in the previous week. Congratulations to the following students: Rebecca Frey-Ramos’ list: Kayla Popp – 6th grade Miguel Torres – 7th grade Antonio Flores – 6th grade Susan Goller’s list: 6th grade Dominick Knight Isabella Loucks Nicholas Soemann Nero Edwards Seth Jackson …
It’s the final Golden Ticket Friday of the 2019-20 school year! Who will the lucky winners be? Watch the video below to find out:
Dear Monticello community: The Monticello Central School District recognizes that despite its best efforts, students of color or those experiencing poverty have not always been treated with the fairness and insight they deserve. One of our Board of Education goals states, in part, “This Board will foster an inclusive culture that sparks community pride, emphasizes …
Thank you to our PR Liaison Ms. Mitchell for putting together all of these wonderful messages into one place. We miss you all!
