As part of fire prevention week, members of the Monticello Fire Department visited the George L. Cooke Elementary School to lead a presentation on the importance of fire safety. Aside from the old standby of “stop, drop and roll,” students also learned why it’s important for families to have an emergency meeting place, when …
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Thanks to Sullivan 180 and the hard work of the students at the St. John Street Community School, the building’s exterior has been spruced up. The school was the recipient of a Sullivan 180 beautification grant, and the SJS high schoolers completed the project under a crisp blue autumn sky on Monday, Oct. 17.
A message from the senior class advisor: There are 33 spots left for the Senior Trip to Ocean City, Maryland on May 29-30, 2024. One bus is filled with seniors and twelve students are on a wait list hoping we can fill a second bus. Students on the wait list do not have to pay …
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It’s Monday in Monticello – time for Superintendent Dr. Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, recognition weeks for some important members of our school community, “congratulations” to our two Sullivan County School Board Associations award winners and our Monti Idol, upcoming events and more!
Looking for a position with great flexibility, the chance to work with a diverse student population and a competitive hourly wage? The Monticello Central School District is accepting applications for tutors to work with our students who are temporarily on home instruction. Candidates must be certified in special education or for students with …
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Oct. 16 – 20 is National School Bus Safety Week. Join us in celebrating the men and women at the Monticello Central School District who transport our most precious cargo and keep our students safe on the road every day. Remember, school bus safety is important year round — not just during School Bus Safety …
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The New York State School Boards Association recognizes October 16-20 as School Board Recognition Week. This is a time to promote awareness and understanding of the important work performed by local school boards. It goes beyond just meetings. The nine men and women of the Monticello CSD Board of Education volunteer countless hours attending community …
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October is National Principals Month, and the Monticello Central School District is grateful to have a leadership team comprised of dedicated school professionals who are passionate about the education of our students. They work hard each day to solve problems, be there for students, and guide our staff. Please join us in celebrating our principals: …
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The Homecoming Dance is this Saturday, October 14th, in the MHS Cafeteria from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Tickets are $10. Students can purchase tickets until 11:00am on Friday, the 13th. Student can not purchase tickets at the door.
Welcome to the Best Tiny Town! Open House! Come visit the Tiny Town infant and toddler program, located in room #111 at 22 St. Johns Street in Monticello for an open house. Open House Registration will take place at the following dates and times: Monday, October 16 – 10 a.m.- 12 p.m. Tuesday, October 17- …
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