On Wednesday Oct. 2 at 2:30 p.m. in the Monticello High School Hughs Auditorium, virtuoso Mandolinist Jacob Jolliff of the Yonder Mountain String Band and the Jacob Jolliff Band will be conducting a workshop for MHS Chamber Musicians and performing some jazz standards with the faculty. Seating will be limited for the public and admission …
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With the addition of School Counselor Molly Messina to the Monticello team in the 2019-20 school year, students can add another brick to the foundation they are building during their elementary years to support their future. The New York State Education Department recently released new guidance regulations requiring that all elementary school students have access …
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It’s so early in the school year but not too early to consider scholarship opportunities! There are two scholarships posted on the Monticello High School Guidance Office page. Both are due in October. One is open to students in grades 5 through 12. One scholarship is from AES Engineering and is open to students interested …
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POSITIONS: My Brother’s Keeper Coordinator (Grant Funded) POST DATE: September 6, 2019 POST END DATE: September 20, 2019 LOCATION: TBD START DATE: TBD SALARY: Grant Funded $75.00 per Hour LETTER OF INTEREST DEADLINE: September 20, 2019 POSITION DESCRIPTION: The My Brother’s Keeper Coordinator is a grant funded 12-month position. Work schedule is approximately 15 hours …
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Good Day Monticello High School Students & Families! Students at Monticello High School are succeeding more than ever before with record high graduation and passing rates. We believe in the greatness within each of our students and are committed to helping every student achieve their very best on their path to earning their high school …
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An important reminder for all Cooke families with students enrolled in the early-drop off program: students must be dropped off at Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School, located at 26 Patricia Place, before 8:30 a.m. Any student who does not arrive by 8:30 a.m., must be brought to Cooke at the regular drop-off time of 8:45 …
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Good Day Monticello High School! I look forward to seeing you all again in September. Every summer is a reminder of how each of you helps to bring life to the building and to set the stage for enriching the minds, hearts, and lives of our students. Your love for our students, passion for your …
The Monticello Central School District launched its “No Place for Hate” initiative during the 2018-2019 school year and continues it this school year, fostering an atmosphere of inclusivity and kindness. The No Place for Hate Committee in the district will be comprised of MHS students, administrators, faculty and two community members. To that end, the …
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Each month, the district releases a video to update our residents on the status of the Classroom 2020 project. Watch this month’s update above, and check out our Classroom 2020 webpage for more information and a video and news archive.
In late August, the Mid-Hudson School Study Council (MHSSC) announced the 2019 recipients of the organization’s Awards for Excellence. The list of honorees included two members of the Monticello community. Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School (KLR) Assistant Principal Doug Murphy will receive an Educational Leadership Award. A member of the Monticello team for more than …
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