Free COVID tests available from USPS
All residential households in the United States are eligible to order free COVID tests through the USPS website. Please consider ordering your free tests in preparation for the upcoming winter.
All residential households in the United States are eligible to order free COVID tests through the USPS website. Please consider ordering your free tests in preparation for the upcoming winter.
This week in library, KLR students learned about book care while discovering the field of forensic science. Working as teams of investigators, students were tasked with trying to identify what happened to some damaged library books, and how such damage can be prevented in the future. Students had a great time solving this mystery! We …
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It’s Monday in Monticello – time for Superintendent Dr. Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, celebrating our custodial workers and teachers on National Custodial Day and World Teachers Day, a reminder about upcoming events, a 15 minute early dismissal on Oct. 6, Fire Prevention Week, a reminder about Columbus Day, …
Dear RJK Families, On Thursday, Sept. 28 Robert J. Kaiser Middle School will conduct a lock down simulation drill as part of our annual security preparation. If you try to call or visit the school, you may not reach anyone during the drill. Thank you for your support of our security preparations. RJK Middle School
Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School, Robert J. Kaiser Middle School and Monticello High School were placed on a brief lockout this afternoon, after students at Rutherford ES reported seeing an adult attempt to jump over a fence near the playground on school property. Consistent with our safety protocols, we immediately contacted law enforcement and placed …
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The Monticello Hall of Distinction Committee has selected four accomplished individuals to be inducted into this year’s class for 2023. The inductees are: Dr. Ralph S. Breakey, Class of 1911 Julian Dawson, Class of 1999 Shirley Hornbeck, Class of 1953 Antoinette Williams, Class of 1986 The 2023 Hall of Distinction ceremony will be held on …
It’s Monday in Monticello – time for Superintendent Dr. Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode — information about upcoming open houses, our Hall of Distinction inductees and more:
The Class of 2024 is hosting a pajama pants fundraiser! Wear these pajama pants with Monti pride and comfort. Perfect for those spirit week pajama days. All money raised goes to support our Class of 2024 Seniors and all pants purchased will look absolutely perfect on you. This Class of 2024 was in 8th grade …
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Article Courtesy of Jeanine Nielson, STREAM Coordinator K-12 The Summer Science Academy had yet another successful week at Antlers, in Raquette Lake, NY in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains. For five years now, students have been reaping the rewards of this unique outdoor learning experience. We started our journey at the Adirondack Experience, the …
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On Monday, Sept. 11, during the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) mandated workshop, former Monticello Athletic Director and current Director of School Safety and SJS Assistant Principal Doug Murphy was presented the Dr. William F. Moran Service Award. This award is presented annually to an educator in Section IX who has …
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