View in English ورش عمل ملهمة للغة العربية! انضم إلينا على زووم! الثلاثاء، 14 أبريل @ 5:30 مساءً على زووم الموضوع: تعزيز تقدير الذات الأهداف: فهم معنى تقدير الذات واستكشاف أهمية تطوير صورة ذاتية صحية لدى أطفالنا. استكشاف إحساسنا بالقيمة وفهم العلاقة بين تقدير الذات لدى الوالد والطفل. ممارسة طرق إضافية لتعزيز تقدير الذات الصحي …
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Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School held its annual STREAM Fair on Thursday, March 26. Families gathered at the school for a fun night of STREAM-themed activities designed to get students excited, engaged and eager to learn. Aside from the activities, attendees also had the opportunity to see the many unique STREAM projects that students had …
The 2025-26 George L. Cooke Elementary School yearbook is now on sale! Yearbooks are 52 pages, full color and cost $15. You must order your yearbook by May 1. Learn more or purchase yearbook here
Students across the Monticello Central School District are exploring, building, and problem-solving through STREAM (Science, Technology, Research, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) learning, and the STREAM committee has compiled some highlights in the fall/winter newsletter. Read the newsletter here
Students in Monticello High School’s Academy of Finance (AOF) are putting their classroom learning into action this tax season by preparing returns for community members through the IRS’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. Participation in the program, now in its 19th year at Monticello High School, requires students to complete specialized training and pass …
Monticello High School students Gavin Shupe, and Emma Stanton have been receiving some well-earned recognition from near and far! The two students, who jumped into action to prevent a potential tragedy when a bus driver suffered from a medical emergency, received a Board Award from the Monticello Board of Education at its March 19 meeting. …
More than 40 local businesses, non-profit organizations, colleges, and government agencies joined Robert J. Kaiser Middle School and Monticello High School students for an afternoon of exploring post-graduation possibilities at MHS’s annual career fair. Vendors ranged from colleges offering advanced degrees, to entrepreneurs who launched successful businesses without post-secondary education, to representatives from the U.S. Military, to civil service agencies and everything in between. The RJK …
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Congratulations to the following Robert J. Kaiser Middle School students who earned recognition for their outstanding attendance during the second quarter! Grade 6: Cameron Anthony Alston Ashley Jemima Alvarenga Mejia Jasmin Nicole Arana Nina Alexandra Bastone Nathan Thomas Belgiovene Nickolas Brito Sanchez Danasia Tearra Brown Charly Yvonne Casamassima Siryi Lohany Chavarria Guerra Illiana Jaleah Clarkson …
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Welcome to Liebmanville, where the residents are cute, the community is intentional, and there’s even a puppy store! In units 5 and 6 of Open Court — “Home Sweet Home” and “Our Country, Our Culture” — students explored homes from around the world as part of the social studies curriculum. To close out the unit, …
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It’s Monday in Monticello – time for our weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, guest host Christine Miraglia, principal of the St. John St. preschool teams up with UPK4 teacher Christine Olsen-Gray to talk about our UPK program, including how to register for this free, full-day program that start our tiniest Panthers …
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