Friday, February 19, 2021 6AM – 6PM We are Going Fully Virtual This Year!! A message from Monticello Interact Advisor, Stephanie Byrne: Friends, I know this has been a hard year for many. We also know that heart disease does not take a break or stop when other ailments start. It is a constant and, …
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SUNY Sullivan’s Liberty Partnerships Program is offering spring enrichment courses. Courses: People in Mind of New York Be Proud, Be Responsible American Sign Language for Beginners Application People in Mind of New York Instructor: Darrin Raynorfor More info: https://www.peopleinmindofny.org Times/Dates: Starts Wednesday, February 10, 2021 at 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Program will run for 12 …
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A monthly recap from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans I. Our Schools COVID-19 Vaccinations We have been working with Sullivan County BOCES to schedule COVID-19 vaccinations to all our staff and affiliated service providers, consistent with New York State Department of Health’s 1B vaccination eligibility. While some of our staff have received vaccines as …
The Monticello Central School District Hall of Distinction committee is searching for new members. Committee members help find deserving nominees, participate in the decision making on which nominees are selected for the honor, and facilitate the process, getting the nominees ready for the annual ceremony. “Working on the Hall of Distinction committee is truly an …
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Robert J. Kaiser Middle School will return to a hybrid model of instruction beginning Monday, Jan. 25. Students in cohorts A and C should report to the building on Monday for in-person instruction. Students in cohort B will begin to report on Thursday, Jan. 28. When we return to school, it is the responsibility of every person …
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage on, masks have become a ubiquitous part of daily life. However, procuring enough masks, which play an integral role in limiting the spread of the coronavirus, can pose a challenge for many. That’s why the Rotary’s Million Mask Challenge aims to donate an impressive 1,000,000 masks throughout the …
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In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, students in Ms. Bitjeman’s second-grade class at the George L. Cooke Elementary School took part in a special project. First, students read an article about Dr. King, where they learned about Dr. King’s legacy and his fight for the civil rights of all Americans. Afterwards, they …
The Sullivan County NAACP will honor Monticello Central School District’s Executive Director of Special, Summer and After-School programs during its annual Freedom Fund Dinner. The Freedom Fund Dinner Awards celebrate community members who have made significant contributions to the lives of people of color. Ms. Taylor is a daughter, mother, wife, educator and life-long resident …
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A big “thank you” to all of the donors who helped Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School Fifth-Grade Teacher Yesenia Kreeger reach her fundraising goal to purchase a new Microsoft Surface Pro tablet to help enhance her virtual lessons. As instruction shifted to a remote model in the fall months, Ms. Kreeger ran into some challenges …
There will be a regular meeting of the Monticello Central School District Board of Education on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. via videoconference with no in-person attendance. The meeting will be recorded and transcribed at a later date. There will be a proposed executive session at 6:30 p.m. The videoconference meeting will occur …
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