Ahliyah Hart featured in SC Democrat
Monticello senior Ahliyah Hart was featured in the Sullivan County Democrat’s “20/20 on 2020 seniors” series. Read the article here.
Information for families without, or at risk of losing, health insurance
The following message is from NY State of Health. The district is sharing this information as a public service and is not affiliated with, nor endorses this information: As we work through these challenging times together, NY State of Health is committed to ensuring access to affordable, quality health insurance for all New Yorkers so …
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April 7 update from Dr. Silver re: instruction going forward
para una traducción en español haga clic aquí As I wrote to you last week, we are shifting our focus from providing review and enrichment for students to providing new instruction in a virtual learning environment. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the IT staff will distribute 750 devices to students who have indicated they do not …
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Let’s read a great book together
Students are missing their teachers and teachers are missing their students! Why not read together online? Cooke Elementary School teachers and administrators are reading books for their students – and all students – right here on our website! Their latest project is The One and Only Ivan. The One and Only Ivan, by Katherine Applegate, …
Friday’s Panther Parade a success
About 100 Monticello Central School District teachers, faculty and staff showed up on Friday, April 3, to travel more than four hours throughout the district to be able to say “hello” to community members and students. “I think the parade was a way for the MCSD staff members to show our students and their families …
Talking with elementary-aged children about COVID-19
MCSD School Counselor, Molly Messina, has put together a guide for parents of elementary-aged children highlighting how to help younger children cope through the COVID-19 closure. Click here to watch in English para una traducción en español haga clic aquí
April 1: Update from Dr. Silver re: spring break cancellation and schedule
para una traducción en español haga clic aquí Dear families: Things change very rapidly… As I’m sure most of you know from the headlines in the Herald Record, we have been ordered by the Governor to cancel spring break and continue with the three activities we are required to do to preserve our state aid. …
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Ryan Jasper named Coach of the Year
Congratulations to Monticello Girls Varsity Basketball Coach Ryan Jasper for being named Sullivan County Democrat’s Girls Basketball Coach of the Year. Read the Democrat’s article here.
Budget and board elections postponed
Pursuant to the governor’s executive order 202.13, the May 19 budget and school board elections have been postponed. More information about the new date and the manner of voting will be made available as soon as the governor provides further direction. The executive order also states that potential candidates may not circulate or file a …
Staying organized during the COVID-19 closure
The second episode of the RJK’s Guidance Department’s video series, Catching Up With the Counselors is now live. This week, they share tips on how to stay organized and productive while school is out. Visit the Catching Up With the Counselors’ webpage or subscribe to the playlist on YouTube.