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Board of Education adopts 2026-27 budget; residents will vote on May 19 

At its April 23 meeting, the Monticello Central School District Board of Education adopted a proposed budget for the 2026–27 school year. The $106,931,092 spending plan represents a 3.29% increase over the current year’s budget and continues the district’s focus on fiscal responsibility, student success and long-term sustainability.   District residents will vote on the proposed budget and …

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It’s Monday in Monticello – April 27

It’s Monday in Monticello — time for a weekly update for our Monticello community! In this episode, guest host Jennifer Gorr, principal of Monticello High School, interviews the class of 2026’s valedictorian, Kenny Walz and salutatorian Evan Chen. Plus – information about this week’s Board of Education meeting, and this weekend’s NYSMMA festival.

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Performing arts department announces spring concert series

As we welcome back the warm weather of spring, students in the Monticello Performing Arts Department are feverishly preparing for the upcoming Spring Concerts! The students and faculty of The Performing Arts Department would like to cordially invite you to our upcoming events that showcase the hard work of our students throughout the year. This year’s …

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Cooke students give Firefighter Wayne VanderMeulen a retirement send-off to remember

Firefighter Wayne VanderMeulen’s final walk through the halls of George L. Cooke Elementary School as an active firefighter was one to remember. Mr. VanderMeulen is retiring after 20 years of dedicated service to the community. Over the years, he has made a lasting impact on the students at the Cooke school, especially the students in …

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EPIC program welcomes Danayeli Juarez; “Attendance Matters” workshop planned for May 1

The Every Person Influences Children (EPIC) program recently welcomed Family Support Specialist Danayeli Juarez to the team serving the Monticello Central School District. Ms. Juarez will work to enhance and expand programming that helps build stronger connections between families and schools, provides support and resources for parents and caregivers, and promotes social-emotional wellness in children …

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It’s Monday in Monticello – April 20

It’s Monday in Monticello – time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community! In this episode, a “thank you” to all of the community members who participated in our ThoughtExchange for our strategic planning process, a reminder about our upcoming Board meetings and other events. Also: important information about state assessments — …

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Monticello High School announces Kenneth Walz and Evan Chen as Valedictorian, Salutatorian

Monticello High School’s top two graduates of the class of 2026 have made their mark not only in the classroom, but across a wide range of activities that reflect their talents, passions, and commitment to growth. Valedictorian Kenneth Walz and Salutatorian Evan Chen have each taken full advantage of the opportunities at MHS; excelling academically …

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Caps and gowns information

Caps and gowns for graduates are now ready to order! All orders must be placed by May 5 or it will not arrive for graduation. Please read all the information below before you order. There are three options to getting your cap and gown: Option 1: Use the website and order your entire package (cap, …

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MCSD students dominate SC BOCES’ annual Cross-County Reading Challenge

The students of Monticello Central School District dominated Sullivan County BOCES’ annual Cross-County Reading Challenge! Our students collectively logged an impressive 6,727 books, demonstrating exceptional dedication, enthusiasm, and a genuine love for reading throughout the competition. The results speak volumes about our district’s reading culture: Chase Elementary — 1st Place, Small Elementary (3,120 books) Kenneth …

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