On March 5, the Monticello High School Robotics Club visited the VEX V5 Robotics Competition in Syracuse. The students got to witness the event and learn the dynamics of the competition so they can prepare to enter the next one. They are preparing to compete in the Fall 2025 competition when it is announced and …
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The 2025 Sullivan County Music Educators Association (SCMEA) All-County Festival was a resounding success for the music students of Monticello Central School District! Monticello had the honor of playing host to the annual festival, which welcomed Sullivan County’s top music students across elementary, middle and high schools. After two full days of rehearsals with prominent …
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A message from Superintendent Evans: Dear Monticello CSD Community Member, I hope this letter finds you healthy and well. As of today, the district has three (3) emergency closure days remaining for this school year. Should these remaining three days be used for emergency closures or “snow days,” we will switch schools …
Press release courtesy of Sullivan 180: The 4th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Youth Summit was held on January 17, 2025, at SUNY Sullivan with over 120 students and 60 adult chaperones and volunteers. For the fourth year in a row, Sullivan 180 has proudly partnered with over twenty area non-profits and businesses, to coordinate this very …
The benefits of youth sports are clear – research from the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition Science Board shows that participation in sports is correlated with positive impacts on mental and physical health, as well as educational and career success. But that’s no secret to any of the Monticello High School on the …
It’s Monday in Monticello! Time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. We all know sports are incredibly beneficial for students — so how do we get students more interested in participating? That is the question that our new Student Athlete Committee led by athletes Diya Patel and Tyrese Shaw seek to …
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Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School students packed the school’s hallways and classrooms on Wednesday, Feb. 26 for Multi-Cultural Night. Spearheaded by KLR ENL Teacher Tianny Almanzar and District Translator Marta Mangual, and organized in conjunction with the school’s Parent Engagement Committee and the Every Person Influences Children program (EPIC), the event celebrated the many cultures …
Article from the Monticello High School Trap Team: On Wednesday, March 5, the Monticello High School Trap Team was welcomed in Albany by Assembly Member Paula Kay. The team was introduced on the floor of the Assembly, where they were recognized for their outstanding achievements at the state tournament last year. After their visit in …
Author and Illustrator Daniel Jude Miller visited the George L. Cooke Elementary School, where he discussed his experiences with writing, illustrating and designing. He read his books, told funny stories, and shared his life experiences with the students. It was a funny, exciting, and engaging event for the students. At the end of his presentation, …
In November 2024, the Wolf Lake Neighbors Foundation met with the George L. Cooke Backpack Program coordinator, and second grade teacher, Joana Dutcher. Ms. Dutcher explained the goals of the backpack program and what ways the Wolf Lake Neighbors Foundation can help. The result of this conversation was the creation of the Cooke Cares Closet. …
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