At its monthly spirit assembly, the George L. Cooke Elementary School recognized students who had gone above and beyond in demonstrating the April character trait of “teamwork.” Students selected for the award were chosen for consistently following the rules, listening, helping others, showing patience, using kind words and working together with their classmates. Kindergarten Teamwork …
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Students and families gathered at the George L. Cooke Elementary School on May 6 for a fun-filled Literacy Night that brought reading to life through a camping theme and hands-on activities. Families kicked off the night making (and of course, eating) s’mores around campfires in the school’s outdoor learning center. Indoors, the library was transformed …
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Students from Robert J. Kaiser Middle School recently enjoyed a unique farm-to-table learning experience through the Sullivan County-based “A Single Bite” program, giving seventh graders the opportunity to explore the benefits of locally grown foods in and out of the classroom. The program began with classroom lessons led by the staff from A Single Bite, …
Students and staff at Emma C. Chase Elementary School spent the week celebrating neurodiversity during Autism Awareness Week, through themed spirit days, daily activities and lessons focused on kindness, inclusion and understanding. Throughout the week, members of Karen Crofoot’s class shared poems each day during morning announcements, helping spread messages of acceptance and awareness across the building. Each day …
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Monticello High School students Gavin Shupe and Emma Stanton continue to be recognized for their extraordinary actions during a recent school bus emergency. Last month, the pair assisted a bus driver experiencing a medical emergency while traveling on Route 17. Working quickly under pressure, the students helped safely guide the bus to a stop on …
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Students from Monticello High School recently participated in Law Day at the Sullivan County Courthouse, where they took part in a mock trial experience alongside students from across the region. Acting as jurors, students listened to testimony, reviewed evidence, and worked through the process of deliberation to reach a verdict. The experience gave students a …
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The Monticello High School Red Cross Club is hosting a blood drive on June 1, 2026, from 11 AM to 4 PM in Room 226 in the high school. Please enter through the high school main office and bring your ID. Walk-ins are welcome, but you can make an appointment in advance using the link …
Law enforcement partners notified Monticello Central School District administrators this morning, May 6, 2026, regarding a social media post made overnight by a student at Robert J. Kaiser Middle School. Following an investigation, law enforcement advised the District that they did not identify a credible threat to the school community. District administration is continuing to review the …
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It’s Monday in Monticello – time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode – a special shoutout to our teachers from some very special guests in advance of Teacher Appreciation Day on May 5. Plus, reminders about our upcoming Board of Education meeting/Budget Hearing, Cooke’s Literacy Night and spring …
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Monticello High School is proud to recognize 22 students who have earned the New York State Seal of Biliteracy, a distinction awarded to graduates who demonstrate a high level of proficiency in English and at least one additional language. The Seal of Biliteracy is affixed to a student’s diploma and noted on their transcript, signaling …
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