Ethelbert B. Crawford Library’s Resource Digest
During its closure, the Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library will be sharing a digest of resources for kids, families and adults. Click here to view the first issue.
Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library to host virtual kick-off for poetry month on April 1
Help the E.B. Crawford Public Library kick off National Poetry Month with a virtual poetry reading for families on the library’s Facebook Page. Mark Blackford, the current Poet Laureate of Sullivan County, will be doing a poetry reading for families and patrons of all ages. The video will go live on Wednesday, April 1 at …
March 27 – Update from Dr. Silver re: extended school closure, meal delivery and more
para una traducción en español haga clic aquí Dear Families: We continue to make the best of the extraordinary situation we find ourselves in. None of us have ever experienced anything like this, and we are all inventing solutions as we go. I hope that you and your family are healthy and safe, and that the school district is supporting you in …
Enrichment/Review/Resource information during the school closure
The Enrichment/Review/Resource webpage is your one-stop-shop for a variety of resources to help during the COVID-19 outbreak and subsequent school closure. This page is frequently updated; please check back for the most up-to-date information. For information regarding individual class assignments or information, please contact your/your child’s teacher. Table of Contents Coronavirus-related announcements/information Central Office/Business Offices …
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Census 2020 is important to your district
This spring, the U.S. Census Bureau will conduct the 2020 Census, administering a population count of everyone in the United States between March and June. Why is this important to residents of the Monticello Central School District? The census will determine federal fund distribution levels as well as political boundaries and more. Participation by residents …
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Winter 2019-20 STREAM newsletter
The Monticello Central School District STREAM committee has just released the winter 2019-20 edition of their seasonal newsletter. Click here to see what the STREAM team has been up to, and some easy ways to incorporate STREAM learning at home.
“Coping with a Crisis” webinar for families and caregivers will be held March 26
The School Mental Health Resource Training Center will offer a free webinar for families and caregivers on Thursday, March 26 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. To register for this webinar, please click here Disclaimer: This event is sponsored by the partners listed in the event below. It is neither sponsored nor endorsed by the Monticello …
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Meal delivery resumes Tuesday, March 24
una traducción en español está abajo This is a reminder that meal delivery resumes Tuesday, March 24. It had been cancelled on Monday, March 23 due to inclement weather. This week’s meal delivery schedule is as follows: Tuesday, March 24: one delivery containing breakfast and lunch Wednesday, March 25: one delivery containing breakfast and lunch …
MHS staff member tests positive for coronavirus; DOH believes risk of exposure to be low
A Monticello High School staff member contacted the building’s principal to report that they had received a positive diagnosis of COVID-19. The individual was last inside of the school on Wednesday, March 11, did not begin displaying symptoms until March 15 and was tested on March 19. Although the probability of this individual spreading the …
Letter from Principal Stephen Wilder
Dear Monticello High School Family, I hope this letter finds you and your family safe and well. The current challenges we are facing with coronavirus COVID-19 have given us an opportunity to reflect and refocus. I have full faith that we will come together to help one another in this time of need. The faculty …