Holiday message and update from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans
A holiday message and update from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans:
Friday, April 30 will be full day of school for all students
Friday, April 30, which was originally scheduled as a half-day for all elementary school students, is now a full day of school for all students. Parent-teacher conferences will not be held on this day. The change was made to provide continuity of learning for our students. Parents who wish to discuss their child’s progress should …
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Want to help us break a Guinness World Record?
Want to help break a Guinness World Record and spread positivity all around the world? The non-profit organization, Kids for Peace, is coordinating an initiative to create a 110 mile-long paper chain, made of links containing messages of love and positivity. Once the chain is assembled and the record officially set, portions of the chain …
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EPIC will host two self-care workshops in April
The Every Person Influences Children (EPIC) program will host two virtual self-care workshops during April: Monday, April 5, 7 p.m. Thursday, April 15, 7 p.m. Participants will learn about fitness and health and also have an opportunity to win a self-care themed basket. Both workshops are free, but registration is required to receive Zoom information. …
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Cooke music students learn that materials matter
Materials matter when you’re making music. Woodwinds, brass and string instruments all sound different because of the different materials used to make them. Even the sound of percussion instruments is different based upon whether you hit them with hands, drumsticks or mallets. After learning about the different materials used to make a variety of instruments, …
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A sweet way to celebrate Agriculture Literacy Week
Second-grade students at the Emma C. Chase Elementary School and George L. Cooke Elementary School had the opportunity to participate in a sweet activity to celebrate Agriculture Literacy Week. During Agriculture Literacy Week, volunteers throughout the state visit classrooms to read a story about agriculture and engage elementary students in a hands-on activity. This year’s …
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Remember to send in your reading challenge sheets for Cooke Family Literacy Night
It’s Cooke school’s favorite time of year! Watch the videos below and don’t forget to send in your reading challenge sheets!
Message from Superintendent Dr. Evans re: expanding in-person opportunities in April
Dear Monticello CSD Community Member, I hope this finds you well and hopeful for the onset of spring. As many of you aware, the district has been developing plans to increase in-person learning opportunities for students. We are also seeking safe ways to increase the number of in-person instruction days available to students. This is …
First-grade students learn important safety lessons from Deputy Barrett
Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Barrett came to the Cooke school to teach Ms. Dutcher and Mrs. Post’s first-grade virtual learners about stranger danger, chemicals in the home, calling 911 and many other ways to stay safe. They set up a computer station for Deputy Barrett to be able to come into the class to …
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Cooke’s mid-month Golden Ticket video is live
The mid-April Golden Ticket video is live. Watch it here Congratulations to all our winners and happy birthday to all our birthdays!