Action Toward Independence, an organization that serves and empowers people with disabilities, was kind enough to donate backpacks filled with supplies to our RJK learners. These backpacks will be distributed to students in need. We thank Akilah Sutphin, Children and Family Services Program Manager, and ATI’s partner in support, NYSEG, for their generosity!
español Do You Need Support Feeding Your Family? Let us help! Family Meal Program A Single Bite is a nonprofit organization founded by Foster Supply Hospitality. Our Family Meal Program launched in Spring 2020 and we’ve since delivered more than 75,000 servings of food to families all across Sullivan County. We are offering this free …
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Español Students in the Monticello Central School District can receive dental services during the school day, thanks to PRASAD. The mission of PRASAD CDHP is to improve the quality of life of children by providing oral care services and dental health education. Our program is a certified, New York State Department of Health Article 28 …
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In 2008, Elizabeth Bedford began her teaching career here at Monticello as a student teacher. Now, with nearly 15 years of teaching experience under her belt, she has returned to Monticello to take the first step in her new journey as an admin as Assistant Principal of the Robert J. Kaiser Middle School. Ms. Beford …
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Families with children attending the Monticello Central School District may be eligible for a discount of up to $30 per month for internet service, as well as a $100 credit towards the purchase of a new laptop, tablet or computer through the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). To learn more, check eligibility, or enroll, visit the …
Monticello High School Trap Team: Registration with the state league is presently underway. Prior experience is not required, but students must be in grades 6-12, ages 12 and older, and remain academically eligible to participate. The Fall season runs for just 6 weeks, from mid-Sept thru the end of Oct. Range nights are Wednesdays and …
In the late spring and early summer months, the Board of Education appointed Sara Kozachuk, Veronica Serrano and Dr. Gary Furman as Principal of RJK, Principal of KLR and Interim Principal at MHS, respectively. Since July 1, the trio has been settling in to their new roles and gearing up for a strong start to …
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Congratulations to Robert J. Kaiser Middle School eighth-grade student Brooklyn Brown-Johnson, who was the school’s top reader in the Sullivan BOCES Cross County Reading Challenge. To earn this honor, she read a total of 50 books. To celebrate her achievement, Brooklyn received a Kindle paperwhite to continue to facilitate her reading adventures. Congratulations and good luck …
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The English as a New Language (ENL) department held its annual Family Night, where students and their families shared a yummy meal, met with local resources, had fun with crafts and reflected on the work and progress students have made throughout the year. Watch the video below for more:
