First-quarter honor roll announced
Congratulations to all of the students who earned a spot on the first-quarter honor roll! See the full lists here: Robert J. Kaiser Middle School Honor Roll Monticello High School Honor Roll
The fall edition of The Middle Wrinkle is live
Robert J. Kaiser Middle School’s quarterly fall edition of the student writing and art journal, The Middle Wrinkle is live. Read it here. The Middle Wrinkle is always seeking submissions for upcoming issues. To submit, or for more information, please contact Ms. Braselmann at ABraselmann@k12mcsd.net
Trap team wraps up another successful fall season
Courtesy of Coach Jay Mendels: The Panthers Trap Team wrapped up the fall season recently to complete our sixth year (and 12th season) as part of the New York State High School Clay Target League (NYSHSCTL)! This great program has introduced countless kids to firearm safety and the shooting sports. We’re proud to be a …
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Michelle Knowlton honored with award of excellence
Robert J. Kaiser Middle School Principal Michelle Knowlton was honored by the Mid-Hudson School Study Council with an award for excellence in administration. These awards honor outstanding educational professionals in the Mid-Hudson region. Typically, these awards are presented at the organization’s annual awards dinner, however, Ms. Knowlton was unable to attend. Not wanting the award …
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Eighth-grade student shows gratitude to custodial team
When the Robert J. Kaiser Middle School custodial team came into work on Monday morning, there was a nice surprise waiting for them. On Friday, Araceli, who is an eighth-grade student at the school, wrote a “thank you” note to the team, and taped it to the door of their storage closet. The note read: …
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Potsdam Brass Quintet visits Monticello high school and middle school music students
Article courtesy of MCSD Performing Arts Department: On Friday, Oct. 21, the Monticello Performing Arts Department had the honor of hosting the Potsdam Brass Quintet for a day of performances, workshops and masterclasses with RJK and MHS music students! The Potsdam Brass Quintet is the brass quintet-in-residence at The Crane School of Music, State University …
Members of the Monticello community honored at Sullivan County School Board Association’s annual awards
The Sullivan County School Boards Association honored members of the Monticello Central School District community for excellence and dedication to the district and Sullivan County. The awards were presented at the organization’s annual awards dinner held at the Villa Roma. Stacy Cornelius, Outstanding Educator Robert J. Kaiser Middle School Math Teacher Stacy Cornelius received an …
Winter sports registration is now open
Registration is open for all winter sports. The Monticello Central School District Athletics Department uses FamilyID to facilitate online registration. For step-by-step instructions on how to register, visit: https://www.monticelloschools.net/athletics-pe-health/register-for-monticello-sports-at-familyid-com/
Upcoming surveys will help support student growth
The Monticello Central School District is committed to providing a holistic education that ensures each student is future-ready by providing empowering educational experiences, while cultivating a culture that emphasizes kindness and respect (see Board goals). To that end, the district has partnered with Panorama Education, an educational data platform, to assist in identifying how we …
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Eighth-grade students celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with culturally-responsive lesson
Angela Braselmann, an eighth-grade English and social studies teacher at the Robert J. Kaiser Middle School created a lesson for her students that celebrated contemporary Hispanic culture in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. The classroom discussions and writings were inspired by a film short called, “La Capa …