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Fearless! will host “Love Shouldn’t Hurt” Youth Summit on Sat. April 9

A message from Fearless!: 9-12th grade students, caregivers, and teachers are invited to attend our Virtual “Love Shouldn’t Hurt” Youth Summit on Saturday, April 9th, 2022, from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm. Love Shouldn’t Hurt is a transformative experience designed for youth and adult ally participants to gain knowledge and skills necessary to ending intimate partner violence …

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MHS students arrested on drug-related charges; substance abuse prevention resources available

The Monticello Police Department has arrested three Monticello High School students on drug-related charges. The charges stem from an incident at the high school on March 15, where students were found to be in possession of and/or under the influence of illegal substances. While privacy laws prohibit the district from disclosing specific information related to …

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SUNY Sullivan Instant Admissions/Financial Aid Assistance event will be held March 30

On March 30, 2022, representatives from the SUNY Sullivan admissions and financial aid offices will be at Monticello High School from 4:30 pm until 6:30 p.m. to instantly admit students for the fall 2022 semester,  and to assist families with the completion of financial aid forms. Students who have already been admitted to SUNY Sullivan, …

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MCSD launching new assessment tool to improve social-emotional learning practices

Dear MCSD Families,                                                                            Thank you for being our most powerful partners as we work together to educate the students in our district. The district’s improvement plans challenge us to create a Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) that infuses social emotional learning into academic, attendance, and behavioral outcomes. To that end, we are partnering with …

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Youth invited to apply for an opportunity to serve on the NYS Governor’s Youth Council

A message from the Sullivan County Youth Bureau: The Sullivan County Youth Bureau is seeking applications from youth ages 13 – 21 who reside in Sullivan County to fill an opening on the NYS Governor’s Youth Council.  The Governor’s Youth Council provides an effective way to engage youth in state government and creates a platform …

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Student art work will be displayed at Bethel Woods during SC P-12 Visual Arts Show

The Sullivan County P-12 visual arts show will be held April 1 -3 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Market Shed  Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, located at 200 Hurd Road in Bethel. Visual works from Monticello students, and other students from around Sullivan County will be on display.  This event is …

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Older MHS yearbooks are available in digital archive

Thanks to a collaboration between Sullivan County BOCES and Monticello High School Librarian Stephanie Byrne, many MHS yearbooks from decades past are now digitalized and available for all to read online.  The former school library system director of Sullivan County BOCES, Lynn Miller, signed up SC BOCES and all Sullivan County schools with a consortia …

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Schools in MCSD receive grants from Sullivan 180 to improve the health of their school communities

The Monticello Central School District is “fit as a fiddle” thanks to grants from Sullivan 180! Over the course of the past several months, schools within MCSD have been awarded grants from Sullivan 180 for projects focused on improving the health and wellness of students and staff. George Cooke Elementary and Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary …

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