Chase Spirit Week will take place Monday, Feb. 1 through Friday, Feb. 5. It doesn’t matter if you’re at home or in the building – you can participate every day of the week. Monday, Feb. 1: Red, White & Blue Day- Wear one color, two colors or all three! Tuesday, Feb. 2: Pajama Day Be …
A monthly recap from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans I. Our Schools COVID-19 Vaccinations We have been working with Sullivan County BOCES to schedule COVID-19 vaccinations to all our staff and affiliated service providers, consistent with New York State Department of Health’s 1B vaccination eligibility. While some of our staff have received vaccines as …
The Monticello Central School District Hall of Distinction committee is searching for new members. Committee members help find deserving nominees, participate in the decision making on which nominees are selected for the honor, and facilitate the process, getting the nominees ready for the annual ceremony. “Working on the Hall of Distinction committee is truly an …
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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: Positive Records 01/18/21 – 01/22/21 Rebecca Frey-Ramos – 6th – 8th grade Instructor Kayla Popp Hannah Robinson Monique Gordon – 7th & 8th grade Home and Careers Instructor Caroline Alcantara Logan Brundage William …
The face of so many things is changing; why should Physical Education be any different? Without the use of the gym and lack of sufficient space in the classroom for strenuous exercise, there was a need for a change in location of PE classes at the Chase School. This did not dissuade Coach Coney; she …
“Some days were hard, but he kept going” Ms. Somers asked her remote kindergarten students to draw a photo of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and to share one fact that they had learned about him through their lessons. Five-year-old Amare had more than one fact to share – he had a whole narrative. Here’s …
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Robert J. Kaiser Middle School will return to a hybrid model of instruction beginning Monday, Jan. 25. Students in cohorts A and C should report to the building on Monday for in-person instruction. Students in cohort B will begin to report on Thursday, Jan. 28. When we return to school, it is the responsibility of every person …
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January 20, 2021 Dear Student-Athletes, Parents, and Guardians, As many of you are aware, the OCIAA had voted to extend the delay of the Winter Sports Season from Jan. 4 to Jan. 19, 2021. This included low, moderate, and high-risk sports. Monticello Winter Athletics for low and moderate risk (Alpine Skiing, Nordic Skiing, and Indoor …
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage on, masks have become a ubiquitous part of daily life. However, procuring enough masks, which play an integral role in limiting the spread of the coronavirus, can pose a challenge for many. That’s why the Rotary’s Million Mask Challenge aims to donate an impressive 1,000,000 masks throughout the …
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The Monroe-Woodbury School District is hosting a free cardiac screening for middle school and high school student-athletes who have had or have been exposed to COVID-19. The screening will be held on Saturday, Jan. 23, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Monroe-Woodbury High School. The screening is offered to all Section IX student-athletes who …
