Sixth grade parent orientation part 2 is now available
So, your student is entering middle school! Lots of exciting things coming your way. Click here to view the RJK Sixth Grade Parent Orientation, Part 2.
So, your student is entering middle school! Lots of exciting things coming your way. Click here to view the RJK Sixth Grade Parent Orientation, Part 2.
Meeting Closed to the Public due to COVID-19, pursuant to the Governor’s Executive Order No. 202.110 issued 6/5/2021. There will be a regular meeting of the Monticello Central School District Board of Education on Thursday, June 24, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. via videoconference with no in-person attendance, and will be recorded and transcribed at a …
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Monticello art teacher Elizabeth Bassett will be spending part of her summer participating in the National Gallery of Art’s 2021 Summer Institute for Educators entitled, “The Power of Art: Pathways to Critical Thinking and Social-Emotional Learning.” “I am really excited about this,” said Mrs. Bassett, who teaches both middle school and high school art. “It’s …
The Academy of Finance Event Planning class and the Fair Oaks Drive-In presented Jumanji – Welcome to the Jungle on Thursday, May 20. The weather was 70 degrees at 8 p.m. when the movie began and 54 cars came out to watch the movie. It was a relaxed atmosphere and not one laptop was in …
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Bethel Woods is creating a fun, explorative museum experience in an inclusive environment. On the second Saturday of each month, now through December, the museum’s main exhibit, gift shop and cafe will be open from 9 to 10:30 a.m. for individuals of all ages with autism, complex developmental disabilities or sensory sensitivities. Trained staff will …
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Hunter Fein and Emily LaRuffa have been chosen as the Monticello High School Senior Scholar-Athletes for the Orange County Interscholastic Athletic Association (OCIAA). Hunter is the class valedictorian with a 101.42 weighted grade point average. He played basketball and tennis, was center back for soccer, and was the punter, kicker and wide receiver for football, …
The classes of 2021 and 2022 held a favorite fundraiser recently – Krispy Kreme donuts. Seniors are fundraising for end-of-year activities and juniors are looking ahead to their senior year, getting ready for all it has to offer. Distribution day was Wednesday, May 12, and many of the class officers were on hand to help …
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This school year’s first Student of Distinction Award Ceremony was held on Tuesday, May 18, via Zoom, allowing families to attend as well as some students who were attending track meets. Teachers from each of the disciplines chose students based on their excellence in that area of study. One common thread in all the accolades …
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It’s been an unusual athletic season for sure, but our Panthers made the best of it this fall 2 season. Each team honored their graduating seniors at the conclusion of the season. The entire Monticello school community wishes our graduating student-athletes well and all the best in their future endeavors. Boys Soccer The boys …
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Monticello volleyball player Emily LaRuffa has signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at division 2 Le Moyne College in Syracuse, where she will major in nursing. Emily spent one year on JV and four years as a starter on the varsity team. She has been a team captain for the past two years …
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