Barb Feller was announced as Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School’s Employee of the Month during the most recent Fun Friday. Here’s what Principal Michelle Knowlton had to say about Ms. Feller during the awards ceremony: Our KLR Employee of the Month for March is a person who has been an important part of our KLR …
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On Fun Friday at Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School, the following students were recognized for their excellence: Attendance Award Mr. Law’s class Lunchroom Champs Ms. Boardman’s class Students of the Month: Mrs. Mabee Adeena Chowdhury Mrs. Reed Chase Young Mrs. Ferentinos Lillyan McDonnell Mrs. Moore Joshua Pinto-Lemus Miss Scales Tyler Ehrets Hulse Mrs. Bright Steven …
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Students from Mrs. Gannon’s Anatomy and Physiology and Ms. Nielsen’s Medical Interventions classes gained valuable knowledge and used skills they had learned in the classroom when they recently took a field trip to the Orthopaedic Foundation BioSkills Lab in New York City. The surgeons volunteer their time to run the lab and provide students with …
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UPDATE, April 3, 4:49 p.m.: Please read the press release from the New York State Department of Education below for the most recent information. Please keep an eye out for more information from your child’s building principal via SchoolMessenger. From NYSED: Computer-based testing (CBT) of the state English Language Arts (ELA) tests will resume tomorrow …
The Emma C. Chase Elementary School had a special visitor come and speak to the students about what it is like to be an author and illustrator. Mr. Daniel Jude Miller shared his story and books with the students. He grew up in Manhattan, New York, and loved spending his time drawing. After being an …
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Mr. Waddell’s Structural Engineering class and Woodworking Manufacturing classes are run as professional working shops. After learning about safety, materials, professionalism and purpose, these students move forward, creating beautiful and useful products. The emphasis of these classes is building products that can go to help the community. Currently, these classes on working on well-crafted …
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At its March 28 Board Awards Ceremony, the Monticello Central School District’s Board of Education honored the Monticello athletes and teams who earned the “Scholar Athlete” distinction from the New York State Public High School Athletic Association. The following teams were honored as scholar athlete teams. To achieve this honor, a team must collectively maintain …
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At its March 28 meeting, the Monticello Central School District Board of Education honored individuals and groups who have demonstrated a significant commitment to the District and its students during the spring Board Awards. Read on to learn, in the nominator’s words, why these team members make Monticello’s future brighter. Marie Schall Nominated by Monticello …
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The seventh edition of the Keeper’s Secret, the official newsletter of the Monticello My Brother’s Keeper Program, is out. Read it to catch up with the all of the incredible happenings going on in this program.
The Monticello Central School District has just been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education for the ninth time. To qualify for the Best Communities designation, Monticello’s music department detailed information about funding, graduation requirements, music class participation, instruction time, facilities and …
