Second-grade students at the George L. Cooke Elementary School learned important lessons about the voting process during an election day activity in Ms. Kilcoin’s class. In Ms. Kilcoin’s room, there’s a large calendar at the front of the classroom, and on the square for Nov. 8, there is a flag with the words “election day.” …
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There are three upcoming available dates for senior pictures – Dec. 1, Dec. 2 and Dec. 8. If you are a senior and have not yet booked your senior picture appointment, please call 855-773-3321 or visit https//upstateimages.com/seniors to schedule an appointment. Please see Mrs. Ross in room 200 if you have any additional questions.
Students in Ms. Mackiel’s fourth-grade class at Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School practiced two important skills in ELA class this week – letter writing and an attitude of gratitude. With Veterans Day just a few days away, the students worked on writing letters to local veterans. The students all thanked the veterans for their service. …
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It’s Monday in Monticello — time for Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans’ weekly address to the Monticello community. In this episode — an interview with one of our school psychologists in celebration of School Psychology Week, a “welcome” to our new Pupil Personnel Services Director, a “thank you” to all of our veterans and …
When the Robert J. Kaiser Middle School custodial team came into work on Monday morning, there was a nice surprise waiting for them. On Friday, Araceli, who is an eighth-grade student at the school, wrote a “thank you” note to the team, and taped it to the door of their storage closet. The note read: …
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It has come to our attention that individuals claiming to be representatives of a company called “AAA Sports Publications” are targeting small businesses and other local organizations to solicit advertising and “sponsorships.” We have been told that the individuals infer that they are partners of the district. Please be advised that the district is not …
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From being the first high school in the village, to hosting space for agencies to provide community services, the building at 22 St. John Street has served the Monticello community for generations. This year, a new initiative launched – the St. John Street Community School (SJSCS), which serves some of our youngest learners, as well as some of our most complex learners in …
Assemblies at the Emma C. Chase Elementary School are back in person and what better way for School Librarian Patricia Andersen to unveil the “New To You Bookstore”? It took many hours of hard work to relocate the “New to You Bookstore” to its new location on the gymnasium’s stage. Trista Fello, Mary Bruno and …
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While students were home for the Nov. 1 conference day, the Monticello Central School District Security Team spent an informative day reinforcing the skills and strategies they use to keep our students and staff safe every day. They participated in a series of tabletops – or, “what if” scenarios – with the Sullivan County Sheriff’s …
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It’s Monday in Monticello — time for Superintendent Dr. Matt Evans’ weekly address to the Monticello community. In this episode, a congratulations to the Monticello administrator who won the Excellence in School Administration award, more information about our upcoming board meeting, a reminder that there is no school for students on Nov. 1, information about …
