Buildings may be closed, but school is still very much in session. “Faces on Fire” highlights Monticello educators who are finding innovative ways to continue to keep our students engaged, healthy and learning throughout these unprecedented times. Click “read more” on the image below to read the second issue in this on-going series:
All June long, we’re inviting our community to show their support for the class of 2020 by “painting the town blue.” Decorate your home or business in Monti blue (or white) for the month of June. It can be as simple as tying a blue ribbon to your mailbox or as elaborate as decking out …
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Dear families: We appreciate your patience and support as these last few months have unfolded. It certainly has been a challenging time for all, but I am proud of our staff, students and families who have risen to the occasion. After receiving guidance from the New York State Education Department, we have revised the end …
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Read the latest edition of the MCSD’s STREAM newsletter to keep up with all the awesome happenings.
Tuesday, May 26 will be a regular day of instruction for all students and staff. Although the district had expected to use the 26th as a give back day, the Governor’s executive orders requiring that school districts provide continuity of education, child care and food service every weekday through the end of the school year prevents us …
At its May 19 meeting, the Monticello Board of Education appointed Dr. Matthew Evans as the district’s next superintendent of schools, effective July 1. He brings a diverse array of experience as an educator in locations as far away as Egypt and as nearby as Fallsburg. He holds a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership, Administration and Policy from Fordham University, a Certificate of Advanced Study in Educational Administration from S.U.N.Y. …
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Beginning Tuesday, May 19, Monticello High School students can retrieve any items left behind in their hallway and gym lockers when the building closed on March 12. Students may pick up their locker items from Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the front entrance of the high school …
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While summer plans in general are up in the air so far this year, Mark Bellamy Jr., a rising senior at Monticello High School, has an exciting six weeks planned. Mark was accepted into the prestigious Summer Academy of Actuarial and Mathematical Sciences (SAAMS) Program at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland. He will attend …
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Please visit our budget web page for the most up-to-date information about the 2020-21 school budget vote: https://www.monticelloschools.net/business-hr/budget/
Buildings may be closed, but school is still very much in session. “Faces on Fire” highlights Monticello educators who are finding innovative ways to continue to keep our students engaged, healthy and learning throughout these unprecedented times. Click “read more” on the image below to read the first issue on this on-going series:
