Join the Every Person Influences Children (EPIC) program for a Family Engagement Event — a baking class via Zoom. Epic Family Engagement Program Manager Jane Sorensen will lead participants in making a homemade apple pie on Tuesday, Nov. 25 at 6 p.m. via Zoom. The event is free, but registration is required to receive the …
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Second-grade students at the George L. Cooke Elementary School held “cookie elections” in honor of Election Day. With the help of a read-aloud of the book I Voted by Mark Shulman, students learned about the voting process, and then put their knowledge into practice by choosing their favorite cookie at the ballot box. Chocolate chip …
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George L. Cooke Elementary School held its monthly spirit assembly for October on Halloween, which really put the “spirit” in “spirit assembly.” Congratulations to our October winners for being shining examples of kindness, leadership, and of course, school spirit! Hallway Heroes Award: Ms. Ruston Lunchroom Award: Ms. Hobby/Ms. O’Sullivan Special Area Award: Ms. VanBenSchoten/Ms. Belgiovene …
On Wednesday, Oct. 22, the George L. Cooke Elementary School took part in the state-wide “Big Apple Crunch.” The Big Apple Crunch is an initiative held each year by the FarmOn! Foundation that is designed to promote healthy eating among students, as well as highlight the bounty of New York state. The entire school community, wearing red …
Join us for a magical evening at Cooke School on Thursday, Nov. 6 as we walk along our new nature path guided by the warm glow of lanterns! 5:30 PM: Lantern making workshop (or you can bring your own homemade lantern) 5:45 PM: Our Lantern Walk begins. After a traditional tale is told, we will …
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On Sept. 30, the George L. Cooke Elementary School held their first school spirit assembly for the 2025-26 school year. These monthly ceremonies recognize students and classes who are excelling in different aspects of being a member of the Cooke community. Awards: Lunch room (cleanest area): Mrs. Belgiovene/ Mrs. VanBenschoten Class Special area (best behaved): …
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Firefighters from the Monticello Fire Department and Rock Hill Fire Department joined forces to visit the students at the George L. Cooke Elementary School for a fire prevention assembly. MFD member, Alex Bisland, led the presentation, which helped students learn the importance of smoke alarms, fire prevention basics, and what to do in an emergency. …
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Registration is now open for extended day care on site at our three elementary schools, and the St. John Street Community School. The program is operated and managed by the Healthy Kids Program. For more information about registration, pricing, hours and more, please visit the Healthy Kids webpage for the school your child attends: George …
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Amy Dutan Gordillo, a student in Don Waddell’s woodworking class at Monticello High School worked from September to May to design and produce a lectern for the George L. Cooke Elementary School. She had some help from her classmates during the finishing stage, but the design and woodwork was all hers! It was a labor …
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The George L. Cooke Elementary School celebrated its top readers in the Sullivan BOCES Reading Challenge yesterday. The winners (students and staff) each received a certificate showing their achievement and received a book from the school’s new book vending machine. Pictured: Jenny Varghese Ameliana Smalls Cole Alvarez Isabella Kern Leia Jean-Francois Joshua Lumbila Not Pictured: …
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