Monticello High School runners Baya Titus and Diya Patel are headed up to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Cross Country Championships, and the entire MHS community came out to send them off in style. The school held a surprise send-off, with students and staff lining the hallways and cheering as …
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Nearly 30 local businesses, organizations and employers visited Monticello High School on Wednesday, Nov. 13 for the school’s annual career fair. The participants represented a wide variety of career choices spanning different industries, including arts and communications; business and information management; engineering, technological and industrial services; health and natural resource sciences and human and family …
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It’s Monday in Monticello — time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode: Our new on-site Astor mental health clinic opens for Monticello students Thanksgiving Food Drive is underway; please contact Mhurley@k12mcsd.net to donate, or with questions, or the United Way to request assistance with Thanksgiving food or holiday …
Monticello High School’s Food Drive is underway. We are seeking donations in order to provide Thanksgiving Dinner for 125 families in our local community. MHS is working in conjunction with the United Way. If you or someone you know would benefit from having their meal provided, please reach out to the United Way to reserve …
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Students at the Monticello Central School District will soon be able to receive mental health services during the school day, thanks to a partnership between the district and Astor Services. Astor Services is a community-based non-profit organization that provides children’s mental health services, child welfare services, and early childhood development services with locations in the …
It’s Monday in Monticello – time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, an interview with Director of Athletics Ryan Jasper about how students may sign up for winter sports. Also — a reminder that there is no school for students on Friday, Nov. 1, and more! More information …
The St. John Street Preschool and PPS participated in Breast Cancer Awareness Day on Friday, October 25th. The staff collected $450.00 for Ride 2 Survive Sullivan County, and employees participated in a bountiful breakfast. Staff and students alike dressed in pink to commemorate the day.
Monticello Trap wrapped up their fall season last week. While the primary trap season is in the spring (capped off with the state tournament in June), the abbreviated fall season keps our athletes’ skills fresh, and allows us to introduce new students to the sport. With quite a few of last season’s team members having graduated, …
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The George L. Cooke Elementary School held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Oct. 10 to celebrate the official unveiling of the school’s Nature Path. A labor of love made possible under the leadership of Cooke teachers Cathy McFadden and April Rutledge, and through the generosity of a host of organizations, dedicated staff, families and local …
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Registration for winter modified, JV and varsity athletics is now open. Any student interested in playing a sport in the winter must register using Family ID Students must be registered and approved before they can participate.
