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- 13: Survey for parents of 10th and 11th-grade students re: in-person instruction
- 13: Deadline to purchase MHS yearbook has been extended
- 12: Board of Education will meet Tuesday, April 20
- 12: Is your child more than 16 years old? Would you like them to be vaccinated for COVID-19?
- 9: Positively RJK – Week of April 5 – 9
- 9: Cooke’s early April Golden Ticket video is live
- 8: Sign up for spring sports at FamilyID
- 8: Chase students get a hands-on lesson in the human body
- 8: Mamakating Library offers virtual craft, reading programs; wildflower walk
- 8: It’s National Assistant Principals Week
- 7: EPIC will host virtual Earth Day celebration
- 6: MCSD named a Best Community for Music Education
- 6: Updates on increased in-person instruction opportunities
- 6: Summer Youth Employment Program is accepting applications
- 1: SUNY Application Week is April 5 – 9
- 1: Senator Schumer holds press conference at Chase school to announce how American Rescue Plan will impact local community
- 1: Two additional COVID-19 cases in district; schools expected to reopen as scheduled Monday, April 5
- 30: Students continue to grow musically at Monticello
- 30: Parents of 9th and 12th graders asked to complete survey re: in-person instruction by April 2
- 29: Two staff members test positive for COVID; schools expected to reopen as scheduled following spring recess
- 29: Test form
- 29: “Positively RJK” Week of March 22 through March 26
- 26: Holiday message and update from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans
- 25: Kaitlyn Miller is tops in conference, third in state for fall trap shooting
- 25: Board of Education will meet Tuesday, April 6
- 25: Students create motivational messages
- 25: Friday, April 30 will be full day of school for all students
- 25: Want to help us break a Guinness World Record?
- 25: EPIC will host two self-care workshops in April
- 24: Ethelbert B. Crawford COVID-19 vaccine forum
- 24: Cooke music students learn that materials matter
- 23: A sweet way to celebrate Agriculture Literacy Week
- 23: Remote instruction for RJK students on Friday, March 26
- 22: Remember to send in your reading challenge sheets for Cooke Family Literacy Night
- 22: JV volleyball and varsity football teams exposed to positive COVID-19 case; practices/games are paused
- 22: Legal Notice for 2021-22 School Budget Vote and Hearing
- 22: Positively RJK: Week of March 15 – 19
- 19: All girls junior varsity volleyball games and practices are paused through March 24
- 19: Message from Superintendent Dr. Evans re: expanding in-person opportunities in April
- 19: First-grade students learn important safety lessons from Deputy Barrett
- 19: Cooke’s mid-month Golden Ticket video is live
- 19: Cooke Elementary School’s Virtual Family Literacy night is April 7
- 19: Familias de habla hispana: únase a nosotros en nuestros talleres ENL EPIC del mes de Abril.
- 19: Free college financial aid workshop will be held on March 30
- 19: District mourns the loss of Raul Sanchez
- 18: Whether near or far, RJK students are learning hands on lessons in 3-D design and printing
- 18: Petitions now available for board of education candidates
- 17: Non-public transportation requests due by Thursday, April 1
- 17: MPD investigates student’s messages; threat found to be non-credible
- 16: Positive COVID-19 case at MHS; building will remain open for in-person instruction
- 15: Get your tickets for MHS’s production of The Theory of Relativity
- 15: “Positively RJK” March 8-March 12
- 14: George L. Cooke Elementary School will return to in-person instruction March 16
- 12: Sullivan Renaissance will host a virtual volunteer open house
- 11: The Monti Message, March 2020
- 11: KLR will pivot to remote instruction through March 21
- 11: Suggestions for helping students out of a “schoolwork hole”
- 11: Call now to schedule Project Excel Universal Pre-K registration
- 9: MHS Production of The Theory of Relativity is picking up speed
- 8: Streaming of high school musical ‘The Theory of Relativity’ will be March 19, 20
- 8: View the parent orientation for incoming high school families
- 8: Message from Sullivan County School Boards Association regarding education during COVID-19
- 8: Positively RJK: week of March 1 – March 5
- 5: Positive COVID-19 case at Cooke; building will remain open for in-person instruction
- 5: Statement from SCSBA regarding reopening guidelines
- 5: Challenge helps K-2 students learn that math is universal
- 5: Asbestos abatement will take place in closed construction area at high school, and other capital project updates
- 5: Board of Education will meet on Thursday, March 18
- 5: Spectrum News covers the Academy of Finance’s VITA program
- 4: Upcoming EPIC events
- 4: RJK will pivot to remote instruction through Friday, March 12
- 4: La fecha del taller de ENL cambió al 23 de marzo
- 3: Cooke celebrates 100 days of school
- 3: Winter STREAM newsletter is live
- 2: College in the Classroom scholarships available for two SUPA courses
- 2: EPIC presents: Dr. Seuss Reading Challenge for Cooke students
- 2: Bethel Woods’s Teen Art Studio offers free creative meetups for teenagers
- 1: Is your child entering ninth grade next year? Join us for orientation and course selection
- 1: Three Billy Goats Gruff project gets first graders thinking creatively
- 1: Virtual indoor track meet a great success
- 1: Monday, March 8 will be the last chance for yearbook photos; plus – Spring Spirit Days
- 1: Mark your calendars for the MHS production of The Theory of Relativity
- 1: Positively RJK – Week of Feb. 15 – 26
- 26: March 4 and March 11 will be remote instruction days for some schools
- 25: Cooke students send love to the skilled nursing unit at Garnet Health
- 25: KLR staff member tests positive for COVID-19; building will remain open
- 24: KLR Picture Retake Days are coming up
- 24: Live stream link for games
- 24: Boys basketball season cancelled due to second COVID-19 case
- 24: Underclassmen Picture Day will be held March 4
- 24: Support the class of 2022 with a treat from Little Caesars
- 23: Boys basketball program temporarily paused due to COVID-19 exposure
- 23: Join the AOF for Friday Kahoot Trivia Nights
- 23: March Madness Spirit Week
- 22: Board adopts the 2021-22 school year calendar
- 19: Remote learning on snow days going forward
- 19: Build a snowman, win a prize from the Academy of Finance
- 17: Positively RJK Feb. 1 – 12
- 15: Snow day on Tuesday, Feb. 16
- 12: A Restoration Plan for MCSD
- 11: Chase is spreading double the love!
- 11: Cooke Elementary School will be remote Feb. 26
- 11: Chase staff member tests positive for COVID-19; Chase will remain on remote instruction through Feb. 18
- 9: Snow day Tuesday, Feb. 9
- 8: Chase will pivot to remote instruction through Feb. 15
- 8: Hey seniors – new scholarships are posted
- 8: Upcoming EPIC events
- 5: Virtual Black History Month Program – A Regional Library Collaboration
- 5: Have two years of financial experience? Join our audit committee!
- 5: Update on high-risk athletics
- 5: Letter from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans
- 5: Update on snow days
- 3: KLR will pivot to remote instruction through Monday, Feb. 8; students expected to return to building on Tuesday, Feb. 9
- 3: Early February Golden Ticket Video is live
- 3: Kindergarten/Project Excel registration dates
- 3: Feb. 2 picture day rescheduled to March 1
- 3: We need you! Can you help us find pictures for the yearbook?
- 1: Tuesday, Feb. 2 is a snow day
- 1: Update on High-Risk Winter Athletics
- 1: Positively RJK – Jan. 25 – 29
- 29: Did you make less than $57K last year? Get your taxes prepared for free!
- 28: Is a STREAM Journey right for you?
- 28: All Cooke students will be remote Friday, Jan. 29
- 28: Monticello High School construction is taking shape
- 27: Cooke picture day rescheduled to Monday, Feb. 1
- 27: KLR staff member tests positive for COVID-19; school will remain open
- 27: Heart-A-Thon will be fully virtual this year
- 27: First-grade students learn about our community of cultures
- 25: Feb. 1 through 5 is Cabin Fever Week at the Cooke school!
- 25: Liberty Partnerships Program offering free spring enrichment courses
- 25: Chase spirit week runs Feb. 1 – Feb. 5
- 25: The Monti Message, January 2021
- 25: Monticello Hall of Distinction looks for new committee members
- 25: Positively RJK – Jan. 18 – Jan. 22
- 25: You can take the coach out of the Gym, but you can’t take the Gym, (PE), out of the coach!
- 25: Dr. Martin Luther King, as told by a kindergartener
- 22: RJK Middle School will return to a hybrid model Monday, Jan. 25
- 22: Low and moderate risk sports begin Jan. 19
- 20: Rotary’s Million Mask Challenge comes to Monticello
- 19: Underclassmen picture day will be held Saturday, Jan. 23
- 18: Free cardiac screening for student-athletes exposed to COVID-19; clinic at Monroe-Woodbury Jan. 23
- 16: Cooke staff member tests positive for COVID-19
- 15: Ms. Bitjeman’s class has a dream…
- 15: Early January Golden Ticket video is live
- 15: Varsity indoor track practice to begin on Jan. 19
- 15: RJK will remain on remote instruction through Jan. 22
- 14: District mourns death of Derek Travis
- 14: Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan offers scholarships
- 14: Send your best pics to the Yearbook Club
- 14: Updated meal delivery schedule
- 13: Dana Taylor to be honored at NAACP’s Freedom Fund Dinner
- 12: First-grade students get hands-on lesson in chemical reactions
- 12: Last call for senior pictures!
- 12: Donors choose to help KLR
- 11: Section 9 sports has a new website and app
- 11: Positively RJK recognizes students for the week of Jan. 4, 2021
- 9: RJK Middle School will pivot to remote instruction Jan. 11-Jan. 15
- 8: Board of Education to meet Thursday, Jan. 14
- 6: Kindergarten Registration Week Postponed
- 4: Bethel Woods at Home helps community tap into creativity
- 4: Atención, familias de habla hispana
- 4: MCSD operating on a two-hour delay Monday, Jan. 4
- 30: 20 moments that made us smile in 2020
- 29: EPIC to host virtual Parent Cafes
- 23: MHS toy drive provides toys to Head Start students
- 23: EPIC Wellness Workshop will be held on Jan. 28
- 22: Project Excel students spread holiday cheer
- 22: Late December Golden Ticket Video at Cooke
- 22: Positive COVID-19 case at Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School
- 22: Board of Education will meet Thursday, Jan. 7
- 21: Free farm stand and food distribution schedule for 2021
- 21: Performing Arts Department’s Winter Concert
- 21: Positively RJK Dec. 14-Dec. 18
- 21: Meal delivery schedule week of Dec. 21
- 20: All MCSD schools pivot to remote instruction Dec. 21 – 23
- 19: RJK building closed; remote instruction only Dec. 21 & 22
- 18: The Monti Message, December 2020
- 18: SAT Exam rescheduled to Dec. 19
- 18: Final opportunity for senior pictures will be Jan. 11 and 12
- 16: Watch the annual National Junior Honor Society Induction
- 15: MHS dance students work with Soul Inscribed
- 15: KLR/Cooke Cares and AOH make the season bright
- 14: Meal delivery schedule changes during week of Dec. 14
- 14: Positively RJK – Week of Dec. 7 – Dec. 11
- 11: Updated school supplies for select classes will be distributed Tuesday, Dec. 15
- 11: Virginia Gallet appointed as interim principal of George L. Cooke Elementary School
- 11: RJK picture days rescheduled to Feb. 9, 11
- 10: Michele Rosenstein’s joy comes from keeping our students healthy and safe
- 10: In-person instruction expected to resume Monday, Dec. 14; winter recess begins Thursday, Dec. 24
- 8: Cooke’s first Golden Ticket Video of December
- 7: MHS underclassmen picture day will be held Dec. 12 by appointment
- 7: Holiday Season Wellness Workshops
- 7: Athletics pause extended through Jan. 19; Family ID is open for registration
- 7: Athletic Director’s report to board of education
- 7: Positively RJK – Week of Nov. 30 to Dec. 4
- 3: RJK morning announcements are back
- 2: Love Disney? Don’t miss this opportunity…
- 2: Board of Education meeting will be held Dec. 10
- 2: MHS Food Drive feeds 40 families for Thanksgiving
- 1: RJK’s first marking period honor roll is posted
- 1: Family Support Line launches for MCSD families
- 30: Brenda Sywalski named Art Teacher of the Year
- 30: RJK schedules week of Nov. 30 – Dec. 11
- 30: Positively RJK – Week of Nov. 23-27
- 27: All district buildings closed; students will learn remotely Nov. 30-Dec. 11
- 25: Thank you, Elks!
- 25: Cooke Picture Days rescheduled
- 24: Senior baby pics, superlatives and goodbyes for yearbook are due Dec. 14
- 24: Positively RJK – week of Nov. 16-20
- 24: First marking period honor roll
- 24: Honor your graduating senior with a yearbook ad
- 23: District to appoint interim/acting principal for Cooke Elementary School
- 20: Monticello High School Comfort Closet set to open Dec. 7
- 18: Nominate outstanding art educators for regional awards
- 18: Important message for senior students re: senior pictures
- 17: SUNY STEP offering coding session on Friday, Dec. 11
- 17: After-school tech help is available
- 17: Ms. Kilcoin’s class mixes science with pumpkins
- 17: Thank you, School-Related Professionals!
- 17: Sullivan County Public Health Services clarifies when to quarantine, or isolate as COVID-19 cases rise
- 16: Chase students get virtual visit from Senator Metzger
- 16: Update on heating issues and early dismissal at RJK
- 16: Need holiday help? Cooke/KLR Cares 2020 is accepting applications
- 16: MHS hosts successful virtual Kaiser Debate Invitational
- 16: Monticello Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner will be held Nov. 21
- 15: Attention Cooke students! Golden tickets are announced
- 13: Message from Superintendent regarding Thanksgiving travel
- 13: George L. Cooke Elementary School to reopen Monday, Nov. 16
- 13: Save time, save money, eat healthy – free workshops from SNAP-ED
- 12: Project Excel teams up with EPIC to provide families with resources
- 12: Sixth-annual Tinsel Trot will be virtual
- 12: Cooke picture day(s) postponed
- 12: Board of education meeting Thursday, Nov. 19
- 10: District will determine whether Cooke School will reopen for in-person instruction by 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11
- 9: Positively RJK – week of Nov. 2
- 9: Virtual parent-teacher conferences are Nov. 18; Sign up now via Microsoft Bookings
- 9: Meal delivery week of Nov. 9-13
- 6: Positive COVID-19 case at Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School; school will open as planned Monday, Nov. 9
- 6: Fall 2020 STREAM newsletter
- 5: Monticello CSD recognized with a “Friend to Extension” award
- 5: Get your 2021 gear, and support this year’s graduating class
- 5: Video of public forum re: COVID-19 is live
- 5: Monticello’s annual School Scene is live
- 5: Morning Music update
- 2: RJK’s new “Wellness Walk” bridges nature and learning
- 2: Financial support for childcare is available
- 2: Positively RJK – Week of Nov. 1
- 2: Changes to student bus routes in effect
- 30: The Monti Message – November
- 29: Board of education meeting Nov. 5; watch live with link
- 29: New York State Education Department launches Parent Dashboard; seeks public input
- 29: Fall pictures for K.L. Rutherford students will take place on Monday, Nov. 2 and Thursday, Nov. 5
- 29: Second graders get special delivery
- 28: School closings and delays in the 2020-21 school year
- 28: George L. Cooke staff member tests positive for COVID-19; contacts limited; school will open as scheduled Thursday, Oct. 29
- 28: MHS presents: Build Your Brand Project
- 27: Cooke community raises nearly $1,000
- 27: Applications for junior and senior parking available
- 27: Fall pictures rescheduled at Cooke Elementary
- 27: MHS Guidance hosting virtual financial aid workshop
- 26: RJK Middle School Guidance Department seeks parent, student feedback – deadline extended to Oct. 30
- 26: Healthy meals at your fingertips
- 26: Positively RJK – Week of Oct. 26
- 23: We’re starting to collect pictures for the KLR 2020-2021 Yearbook
- 22: Need support for Teams?
- 22: ‘Cans for Kids’ just keeps on giving to the children of Chase Elementary School
- 22: Monticello High School Virtual Open House set for Oct. 22 – Updated with Zoom Info
- 22: Halloween activities at Chase
- 22: Get your COVID-19 Questions answered by Sullivan County Public Health Services
- 22: Halloween activities at Rutherford
- 20: RJK Virtual Open House will be held Oct. 21 from 6 – 8 p.m./La Casa Abierta Virtual de la Escuela Intermedia Robert J. Kaiser se llevará a cabo el 21 de octubre de 6 a 8 p.m.
- 19: Kayla Colon is sitting at the table
- 19: Fire Prevention Week goes virtual!
- 16: Virtual book fair for KLR and Cooke runs from Oct. 19 – Nov. 1
- 16: The Monti Message, October 2020
- 15: Events at the Mamakating Library
- 13: RJK Lock-Down Drill
- 9: Update your SchoolMessenger information to stay connected
- 9: MHS Guidance Department hosting virtual College Night on Wednesday, Oct. 14
- 9: George L. Cooke Elementary School students expected to return to the building beginning Tuesday, Oct. 13
- 8: Principal Knowlton explains fully remote schedule, if needed
- 8: October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
- 7: Project Excel staff member tests positive for COVID-19
- 7: Mamakating Library creating virtual kids reading clubs
- 7: MHS dance students to work with Tony-nominated choreographer’s community engagement platform
- 7: Board of Education will meet Thursday, Oct. 15
- 6: Fall and winter sports registration is open
- 6: Two additional staff members at Cooke test positive for COVID-19; individuals have not been in the building since Friday, Sept. 25
- 5: Sullivan County Public Health Services will host drive-thru flu shot clinic Oct. 15
- 3: Local organizations seek virtual tutoring volunteers
- 2: Fight the flu at home and school
- 2: MCSD seeks staff, community members and students to serve on pandemic planning committees
- 2: Microsoft Teams outage; please restart the program if you’re experiencing difficulties
- 1: SUNY Sullivan Liberty Partnerships offering three programs
- 1: Website experiencing technical difficulties; click here for Classlink, email and SchoolTool links
- 30: Cooke Open House is postponed
- 30: George L. Cooke Elementary School will remain on remote instruction, only, for all of its students through Friday, October 9, as several staff members have been quarantined due to an exposure to a COVID-19 positive staff member.
- 30: “Return to Play” plan for Monticello athletes
- 30: RJK fully remote schedules
- 29: Update from Superintendent Evans re: COVID-19 case at Cooke
- 29: Final supply distribution for MHS Thursday Oct. 1
- 28: Positive COVID-19 case at Cooke; the Cooke school will close Tuesday, Sept. 29
- 24: Monticello High School Phase-In Schedule/Cohort Model to Change; Grades 10-12 will now begin in-person learning starting Oct. 5
- 24: Monticello High School Virtual Freshman Orientation recording
- 24: MCSD seeks community member to join audit committee
- 23: Order your MHS yearbook today and save!
- 23: Monti Idol, originally scheduled for Oct. 16, postponed
- 22: Senator Jen Metzger announces $200,000 in funding for MCSD’s St. John Street School Community Hub
- 22: Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library Budget Vote and Trustee Election to be held Oct. 7
- 18: Board of Education to meet Oct. 1
- 18: “COVID Conscious” with Mr. Frandino
- 17: SUNY New Paltz offering Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) for students
- 17: Important Information for RJK students
- 15: Password/Remote Learning Support
- 15: Mamakating Library presents D&H Canal Walk
- 15: Need help accessing Teams?
- 15: Need help with SeeSaw?
- 14: Meal delivery schedule
- 14: Help with Learning Management Systems (TEAMS and other important apps)
- 14: Drive-through “Meet the Teachers”
- 11: Virtual freshman orientation to be held on Thursday, Sept. 17 (Update: Zoom info available)
- 11: COVID Dashboards
- 11: The first days of school instructions
- 10: Chase fall 2020 schedule
- 10: Update on fall athletics
- 9: MCSD will send SMS/Text verification to all families
- 9: Board of Education will meet Thursday, Sept. 17
- 9: Information for senior pictures
- 9: KLR Supply Lists
- 8: Student parking unavailable at this time; wait list available
- 4: RJK Fall Schedule
- 4: Cooke Fall 2020 Schedule
- 3: District calendar expected to be in homes around Sept. 18
- 3: Supply lists for Chase students are here
- 2: Device and schedule distribution at RJK
- 2: “Welcome Back” from Principal Wilder
- 1: Update from Dr. Evans on contact tracing; the importance of monitoring your child’s health and more
- 1: Device distribution for MHS students will take place Sept. 10 and 11
- 31: In-person start dates and iPad pickups at KLR
- 31: Monticello High School students in cohorts A and B will see one-week delay in return to in-person instruction
- 31: RJK Camp Panther Episode 5 Aug. 31
- 30: IRS takes new steps to ensure people with children receive $500 Economic Impact Payments
- 27: “Welcome Back” letter from from Dr. Evans
- 26: Fall sports, practice to begin Sept. 21
- 24: RJK Camp Panther Episode 4 Aug. 24
- 21: Classroom 2020 Capital Improvement Project picking up speed
- 20: Help us stay eligible for free breakfast/lunch for all students
- 17: Aug. 17 – Camp Panther
- 11: Stay connected with the SchoolMessenger app
- 10: Camp Panther – Aug. 10
- 7: Board adopts District Comprehensive Improvement Plan (DCIP)
- 7: Robert J. Kaiser Middle School Fall 2020 information presentation
- 3: Aug. 3 – Camp Panther
- 30: Rotary donates art and school supplies to district students
- 30: Two Monticello students named as MBK Fellows
- 29: Superintendent Dr. Matthew Evans thanks community for budget support
- 28: MCSD voters overwhelmingly approve 2020-21 school budget
- 27: Update on senior portraits
- 21: Golden Tickets still bringing smiles
- 21: MCSD will release initial plan for 2020-21 school year by July 31
- 14: MCSD reduces an additional $336,975 from budget for a total decrease of $694,048; residents to vote on July 28
- 8: MHS yearbooks available for pickup by appointment
- 7: Summer school will begin on July 8
- 6: Board awards honor remarkable staff members
- 2: All Monticello students will receive $420 in food benefits through P-EBT program
- 1: July 1 – Meet the superintendent
- 1: A message from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans
- 30: Forestburgh Playhouse’s Costume Designer sews 50 masks for Monticello CSD
- 26: Watch the official 2020 graduation ceremony on June 28 at 1 p.m.
- 26: Cornell Cooperative Extension program surveying families about nutrition
- 26: Census 2020 is important to your district
- 18: KLR’s bicycle winners
- 18: Meal delivery will continue until further notice
- 17: Blue and White Ceremony now available to watch online
- 17: Budget proposition defeated; three Board members elected
- 16: A message from My Brother’s Keeper Mentor Naquan Holman
- 16: Faces on Fire, Volume 3 highlights tech team, graduation committee/staff
- 16: RJK’s virtual moving up ceremonies
- 15: End-of-year events will be held on June 17
- 15: A tribute to our retiring Panthers
- 15: Positively RJK – Week 6
- 12: Final Golden Ticket Friday video
- 12: 2020 Moving Up Video
- 12: Cooke third-grade students and teachers say farewell
- 11: EPIC’s latest newsletter is available
- 11: Farewell parade at KLR June 15, 16
- 11: Emma C. Chase announces Triple C Award recipients
- 10: Monticello CSD commits to anti-racism initiative; invites community to take survey
- 10: Special meeting scheduled for board of education on June 17
- 10: Sullivan County School Boards Association honors Martin Colavito, Ann Hazelnis with awards of excellence
- 9: Shout-outs from the Cooke School
- 9: Online registration for Fall 2020 sports begins June 15
- 8: Governor extends deadline for school budget/board of education mailed election ballots to June 16
- 5: Golden Ticket Friday – June 5
- 4: Congratulations to the newest inductees to the National Honor Society
- 3: Board president and trustee earn Board Excellence Award
- 3: Quentin Cruz featured in SC Democrat’s 20/20 on 2020 senior athletes series
- 3: Summer Youth Employment Opportunities
- 2: REVISED: Ballot count will be live streamed at 5 p.m. on June 16
- 2: Empire program registration
- 1: Dates scheduled for RJK students to pick up belongings and return district property
- 1: A special message for Chase students with June birthdays…
- 1: A special message for Cooke students with June birthdays…
- 29: Golden Ticket Friday – May 29
- 29: District-wide virtual art show
- 29: Elementary music students shining forth from home
- 28: Budget hearing available to view; newsletter will be mailed to all residents
- 28: MHS launches webpage for senior students
- 28: Faces on Fire, Volume 2
- 28: Interested in politics? Sen. Jen. Metzger is hiring interns
- 28: Paint the town blue for the class of 2020
- 28: Changes to the 2019-20 end of year schedule
- 27: Concentrating with the Counselors
- 26: Spring 2020 STREAM newsletter is live
- 22: Budget hearing to be held Thursday, May 28
- 22: 2020-2021 budget data is available for review
- 20: Update: Tuesday, May 26 will be a day of instruction; food delivery schedule changes
- 20: Dr. Matthew Evans named Monticello’s next superintendent of schools
- 18: Cooke families: show your Monti spirit and say “thank you!” to our staff
- 18: MHS students may pick up any belongings left in lockers beginning May 19
- 15: Virtual Fun Friday at KLR
- 15: May 15 – Golden Ticket Friday
- 14: Mark Bellamy Jr. to attend summer academy program from Morgan State University
- 13: Kindergarten and UPK registration to resume in June
- 12: Board of Education will meet via videoconference on May 19
- 12: Annual school budget vote to be held June 9 exclusively via absentee ballot
- 11: Spring abounds at Chase Young Artists’ Garden
- 8: Dana Kurthy featured in 20/20 on 2020 Senior Athletes series
- 8: Golden Ticket Friday – May 8
- 8: Board of Education appoints Conmeka Lockhart as principal of George L. Cooke Elementary School
- 8: “Faces on Fire”: sparking learning in unprecedented times
- 6: “Hello” from Cooke
- 5: Annual school budget vote and board election to be held June 9 by absentee ballot; BOE candidate petitions due May 11
- 4: Aubrey Soller featured in SC Democrat
- 1: Schools will remain closed for remainder of academic year
- 1: CE Sullivan‘s Nutrition and Healthy Families staff are hosting virtual office hours.
- 1: A special message for Cooke students with May birthdays…
- 1: A special message to all Chase students with May birthdays…
- 30: MHS honors third-quarter Students of Distinction
- 30: 2019-20 Chase yearbooks still available for purchase
- 30: A tribute to our essential workers
- 29: Virtual SUNY College Fair will be held May 14 and May 16
- 28: Ms. Andersen’s class’s musical medley
- 28: Last chance to order 2020 yearbooks
- 27: Board of Education meeting will be held via videoconference on May 7
- 27: Childcare for Essential Workers
- 27: Check out the scholarships still available to seniors and early grads
- 27: Class of 2020: send us your favorite photos!
- 24: Monticello students win Scholastic Art awards
- 24: Josh Gattling named to NYSSWA’s all-state team
- 24: A virtual Golden Ticket Friday at Cooke
- 23: SC Democrat names 2020 alpine ski all-stars
- 22: MCSD launches tech support webpage
- 22: Senior Brandon Mancroni featured in Democrat
- 22: Special message for Project Excel families
- 22: Recursos de enseñanza para estudiantes de escuela intermedia durante el cierre de COVID-19
- 22: Recursos de enseñanza para estudiantes de escuelas secundaria durante el cierre de COVID-19
- 22: Instructional Resources for middle school students during the COVID-19 closure
- 22: Instructional resources for secondary students during the COVID-19 closure
- 21: Chase teachers say “hello”
- 21: Calling all music lovers!
- 21: Cooke yearbook order deadline extended to April 30
- 20: Seniors and early grads: Take a look at the updated scholarship page
- 20: MHS Guidance launches Instagram account
- 20: Resources for families
- 17: carta de Dr. Silver en el 17 de abril
- 17: April 17 update from Dr. Silver: schools to remain closed through May 15, virtual instruction continues
- 16: A decade of nationally-recognized musical excellence at Monticello
- 14: Board of Education meeting will be held virtually April 21
- 13: SUNY virtual events for high school juniors
- 9: Still time to order yearbooks
- 9: Delivery of 2020 Census Paper Questionnaires Begin
- 8: Ahliyah Hart featured in SC Democrat
- 8: Information for families without, or at risk of losing, health insurance
- 8: Happy birthday to all of our students with April birthdays..
- 8: Happy birthday to all of our students with April birthdays…
- 7: el 7 de abril: carta de Dr. Silver
- 7: April 7 update from Dr. Silver re: instruction going forward
- 6: Let’s read a great book together
- 6: Friday’s Panther Parade a success
- 6: Talking with elementary-aged children about COVID-19
- 2: carta de Dr. Silver en el 1 de abril
- 1: April 1: Update from Dr. Silver re: spring break cancellation and schedule
- 1: Ryan Jasper named Coach of the Year
- 1: Budget and board elections postponed
- 1: Staying organized during the COVID-19 closure
- 31: Ethelbert B. Crawford Library’s Resource Digest
- 30: March 31 Board meeting moved to April 2; meeting will be closed to public
- 27: el 27 de marzo carta de Dr. Silver
- 27: March 27 – Update from Dr. Silver re: extended school closure, meal delivery and more
- 27: Josh Gattling named Player of the Year
- 27: Registration for new students remains open by appointment during school closure
- 26: Winter 2019-20 STREAM newsletter
- 26: RJK Guidance Department launches video series
- 26: Visitors to Central Office/Business Offices must have appointments
- 26: Committee for Preschool Special Education Services suspends services, effective March 25
- 25: A special message for our kids with late March birthdays
- 25: Coach Christopher Russo named Coach of the Year
- 25: “Coping with a Crisis” webinar for families and caregivers will be held March 26
- 24: Meal delivery resumes Tuesday, March 24
- 23: MHS staff member tests positive for coronavirus; DOH believes risk of exposure to be low
- 22: Food delivery cancelled for Monday, March 23 due to inclement weather; staff to work from home
- 20: Update from Dr. Silver; meal delivery changes; student work and more
- 20: Board approves grade realignment at the Cooke and Rutherford schools
- 19: Vote for Priyal and Nishi Patel in international speech contest
- 18: Cooke pickup information
- 18: Letter from RJK Counselors during COVID-19 closure
- 17: Material pickup at RJK
- 17: Letter from Principal Stephen Wilder
- 17: Packet pickup information for students who do not have internet access
- 17: Message from Principal Nick Millas
- 17: Packet distribution for KLR families will be held on Wednesday, March 18
- 17: James and the Giant Peach art project completed
- 17: March 19 Board meeting will be closed to public; live stream link available
- 16: Eight Sullivan County BOCES students who may have been exposed to COVID-19 have all been contacted; no concern for secondary infections at this time
- 16: After March 17, all kindergarten registration will resume in May
- 16: Scholarship applications being accepted through school closure
- 16: Drop everything and move even while school is closed
- 15: Carta de Dr. Silver en el 15 de marzo
- 15: March 15: Letter from Dr. Silver re: COVID
- 14: MCSD schools to close through April 3; staff conference day still on for March 16
- 14: el lunes 16 de marzo es ahora un día de conferencia en español
- 14: UPDATED 1:32 p.m.: COVID-19 update: Monday, March 16 now a conference day
- 12: An update from Dr. Silver regarding coronavirus
- 12: Tiny Town closed beginning March 16
- 12: Voting is power! RJK students celebrate the 19th Amendment
- 10: St. John Street School Community HUB to close at 5 p.m. on Thursday, March 12
- 10: Message from Dr. Silver re: COVID-19/coronavirus
- 10: Informacion de COVID-19/coronavirus en español
- 9: Students create “Comfort Closet” to help peers; can you help?
- 9: Cooke Literacy Night photos
- 9: Senior walking group added to the HUB schedule
- 5: Emma C. Chase will celebrate Spirit Week from March 16-20
- 5: Blood Drive scheduled at MHS for March 12
- 4: Seventh-grade STEM students complete challenging project
- 4: Informacion de coronavirus en español
- 4: Important information about COVID-19/coronavirus
- 4: Shane Bittinger qualifies for for Eastern Championships after success at state
- 3: Three qualify for NYS Indoor Championships
- 2: Registration for kindergarten and Project Excel begins soon
- 2: Today’s Students, Tomorrow’s Teachers prepares students to be effective teachers and leaders
- 27: February’s Spotlights are responsible for success!
- 27: Josh Gattling joins the prestigious 1000 point club
- 27: MHS students lobby in Albany for AP funding
- 25: The 100th day at George L. Cooke Elementary School
- 24: Students of Distinction honored at MHS
- 24: School budget, board of education election May 19; last day to register is May 12
- 24: Board of Education nominating petitions available March 2
- 21: Eighth-grade parent orientation rescheduled
- 20: Shane Bittinger wins Section 9 Championships for the third year in a row
- 20: Cooke students participate in Great Kindness Challenge
- 20: Sullivan Renaissance offering paid internships for spring/summer work
- 20: Monticello is making music at the all-county festival March 7
- 20: RJK Math Team Section D champs in the Mid-Hudson Valley
- 20: Dental Health Program a success at Cooke
- 19: Collect pull tabs, help families in medical crises
- 19: Build a snowman, win a prize from the AOF
- 14: KLR kindergartners spread love for Valentine’s Day
- 13: A monstrously good time at KLR
- 13: Superintendent Search update
- 12: Information from the state regarding Coronavirus
- 7: MCSD considers new grade alignment at two of its elementary schools
- 5: Sullivan County BOCES Cross-County Reading Challenge
- 3: Author visit, reading, family engagement, movie night – it’s all happening at KLR
- 3: Builders Club spreads cheer to Meals on Wheels recipients
- 3: Classroom 2020 construction will delay first day of 2020-21 school year
- 3: Academy of Finance Seniors Offer Free Tax Services
- 31: KLR students send hope, and a grand to Australia
- 29: Career exploration starts early in Monticello
- 28: Monticello Athletic Department is on Instagram
- 28: Congratulations to our January Spotlights
- 23: Cooke kicks off Black History Month with laser light show, essay contest
- 21: Chase students show their love with Valentines for Vets
- 21: The engineering design process: so easy a kindergartener can do it
- 21: Girls Circle forming at the HUB
- 21: MHS Boys & Girls Club seeking toiletries for “Comfort Closet”
- 17: SJS HUB grows in popularity; seeks volunteers and donations
- 17: Monticello students get hands-on experience and connect with department directors at the Kartrite Resort
- 17: Middle and High School Jazz Ensemble students to perform in festival
- 17: Monticello Board Awards honor remarkable individuals; scholar athletes
- 17: Bottled water being distributed at Cooke while village corrects water issue
- 15: Chase Student Council members are the cat’s meow!
- 13: Did you know that there are scholarships related to sleep?!
- 9: Board goals pave a pathway to the future
- 9: Time to order your RJK Yearbook
- 7: Panther Post receives national and state award
- 6: St. John Street School Community HUB Coordinator recognized
- 6: Monticello girls basketball team featured in Times Herald Record article
- 3: Superintendent Search brochure available
- 2: Fall 2019-20 All-Stars Announced
- 23: Two MHS sophomores earn Ski Patrol designation
- 23: No debating this – MHS places second at SUNY debate tourney
- 23: Congratulations to our December spotlights
- 20: Cooke Kindergarten students travel the globe
- 19: A bagel with a side of encouragement
- 12: District receives notice of confirmed case of scabies
- 12: Chase students perform “A Christmas Carol for Kids”
- 11: Ms. Hurley’s class takes the Thanksgiving Food Drive crown
- 6: More Monticello students will be warm this winter, thanks to $2,500 grant
- 6: Second-grade students learn about immigration
- 5: Need help coping with daily stress and frustrations?
- 4: 2019 Monticello High School Thanksgiving Food Drive is a success
- 4: Winter performances abound at the district
- 4: Chase students add cheery touch to Thanksgiving meal
- 3: The Superintendent Search Community Survey is now live
- 27: St. John Street School Community Hub will open first week of December
- 26: November’s spotlights are goal-getters!
- 26: MBK’s annual Thanksgiving dinner brings the community together
- 26: STREAM fall newsletter is live
- 25: Hats off to Doug Murphy, DA Jim Farrell for their excellence to the Monticello district
- 22: Academy of Finance students attend YEG Symposium
- 22: Cooke kindergarten students treat community helpers to a Thanksgiving meal
- 22: Overnight warming shelters and other resources to stay warm are available through the county
- 21: Panthers shine at state; look forward to next meet
- 20: Dana Taylor named CCE’s 2019 Friend of Extension recipient
- 19: Officer Phil visits Emma C. Chase Elementary School
- 18: Cooke students perform “The Sisters Grinn” – a new take on some classic stories
- 15: Monticello CSD welcomes Sandy Wagner as Director of Information and Technology
- 15: AOF accounting students head to the big apple
- 14: A lesson about Veterans Day from veterans
- 14: MHS Trap Team players recognized as season closes
- 13: Update on Superintendent search
- 7: Monticello safety staff responds to incident at RJK on Nov. 7
- 4: Monticello Central School District inducts four into its Hall of Distinction
- 4: Cooke students learn the ABCs of getting along
- 31: Erin Thompson crowned 2019 Monti Idol
- 31: Cooke Planting Power
- 30: Touch-A-Truck Day at the Cooke school brings community together
- 30: Rachel Blount named MBK coordinator as integral program continues to grow
- 29: Congratulations to our October Spotlights
- 29: Monticello boys win Van Etten soccer tournament
- 29: Monticello Panthers compete at OCIAA championship at Bear Mountain
- 28: MCSD administrative offices moving to new location
- 28: Four alumni selected to the Monticello Hall of Distinction
- 25: Cooke students bounce their hearts out for a good cause
- 25: Seven MHS students chosen to perform in All-State Festival Concert
- 24: All treats, no tricks at Cooke’s Halloween event
- 23: District eliminates flex day schedule; emergency information will no longer be shared via Facebook
- 22: A record-breaking pink and denim fundraiser for Cooke
- 21: Monticello CSD celebrates School Board Recognition Week
- 21: MHS shows its Panther pride during Spirit Week
- 17: Classroom 2020 Phase II rejected by voters
- 16: KLR’s Big Truck Day is a big success
- 16: MHS junior Emily LaRuffa featured in Times Herald Record article
- 15: Yankee Candle fundraiser will support a plethora of MHS student activities
- 15: Cooke students have hearts of gold
- 10: Monticello becomes 25th My Brother’s Keeper community
- 10: Monticello’s My Brother’s Keeper’s “socktoberfest” fundraiser will help local seniors stay warm
- 8: 2019 Cans for Kids fundraiser has record breaking support
- 8: A community hub coming to St. John Street
- 7: Five Panthers chosen to participate in the BCANY Mid-Hudson Hoops Showcase:
- 7: Meeting and performing with a mandolin virtuoso
- 3: Academy of Finance students get interview crash course from LEGOLAND
- 3: Four alumni selected to the Monticello Hall of Distinction
- 27: New Tiny Town opens at KLR for children aged birth to four
- 26: DAR Good Citizens Program scholarship available
- 26: Cooke community receives back-to-school donations
- 26: KLR’s Morning Music begins first week of October
- 25: Chase community enjoys laser light show
- 24: “Relaxation Corner” helps students focus at KLR
- 24: Monticello Trap Team’s fall season is off to a great start
- 23: At KLR and Cooke, class is a hop, skip and jump away…
- 18: Virtuoso Mandolinist to visit Monticello High School
- 16: It’s a new year for the Chase PTO
- 13: Elementary schools welcome School Counselor Molly Messina
- 9: It’s never too early to seek scholarships
- 6: My Brother’s Keeper Coordinator (Grant Funded) 19-20(97)
- 5: Welcome Back letter from Principal Wilder
- 4: Reminder for Cooke students enrolled in early drop off
- 4: Welcome Back Staff – 2019
- 29: Join us as we make Monticello High School “No Place for Hate”
- 28: August Classroom 2020 Video Update
- 28: Student parking at Monticello High School
- 26: Doug Murphy and Jim Farrell honored by Mid-Hudson School Study Council
- 26: Classroom 2020 breaks ground
- 16: MCSD Board of Education appoints Dr. William Silver as Acting Superintendent of Schools
- 16: Joint press release of the Board of Education of the Monticello Central School District and Superintendent Tammy Mangus
- 16: Nine graduate in August ceremony
- 15: Camp Panther welcomes students to RJK
- 15: “The final huddle” will honor Panther Joe Salthouse
- 14: Summer learning at Monticello
- 13: Summer interns learn life skills
- 7: Let’s hear it for Kayleigh Bubolitz, the July #BeWellMonti Wellness Winner
- 2: Cooke Elementary supply lists are here
- 29: Monticello Central School District joins Harvard center on rural education
- 25: Supply lists for KLR are here
- 22: RJK Supply Lists are here
- 22: What you need to know about the 2020 Census
- 18: Chase supply lists are here
- 17: July Classroom 2020 Update
- 5: Charles Payne is the #BeWellMonti June Wellness Winner
- 27: Our district mourns Joe Salthouse
- 27: Cooke artists create awesome collage projects
- 26: The summer 2019 edition of The Keeper’s Secret is out
- 18: Statement on Legislation Removing Non-Medical Exemption from School Vaccination Requirements
- 17: Chase raises $5,677 for Kids Heart Challenge
- 13: The winners of the Chase Flag Day essay contest
- 13: Holocaust survivor speaks to students about standing up for good
- 13: Students inspire at Monticello President’s Education Awards
- 13: RJK Builders Club celebrates a year full of service
- 13: Board of Education donates signed books to each school
- 10: Three RJK students awarded Frank Salamone Enrichment Awards
- 10: ‘Get the Meds Out’
- 7: Board recognizes scholar athletes
- 7: June Board Awards honor remarkable Panthers
- 6: Congratulations to the newest members of the National Junior Honor Society
- 6: Kiwanis Club gifts chapter books to second-grade students
- 6: Chase students are one with nature
- 5: Sarah Grodin named as Scholar Athlete of the Year
- 5: Aiden Johnson honored as Monticello’s OCIAA Scholar Athlete
- 5: To Rome and back…in 42 minutes
- 4: “No Place for Hate” Committee wraps up 2018-19 school year
- 4: Monticello answers the call to become a “My Brother’s Keeper Community”
- 4: RJK students “dig” archaeology
- 31: Monticello students are top readers in the county
- 30: Today’s Students Tomorrow’s Teachers honor graduating seniors at recognition ceremony
- 30: Cooke students bringing smiles to Meals on Wheels seniors
- 30: RJK students win awards for environmental artwork
- 24: Restaurants and runners collide at “A Taste of Sullivan County 5K”
- 24: Academy of Finance students visit NYC
- 21: Monticello voters approve 2019-20 school budget, reserve fund; defeat capital project
- 21: Fourth-grade students travel in time
- 21: Old yearbooks for sale at MHS
- 20: Academy of Finance alumnus visits students
- 20: Academy of Finance Advisory Board Member Conducts Student Mock Interviews
- 20: Monticello students breaking barriers to success
- 20: Monticello Athletes Noah Rodgers and Sarah Grodin shine at OCIAA Championships
- 20: Cooke school store was a team effort
- 20: Monticello students among those recognized at annual brunch
- 20: Monticello educators participate in yoga training
- 16: KLR students excel at STEAM Fair
- 16: Academy of Finance senior students honored at annual reception
- 16: Green Screen Supports Literacy
- 16: Cooke students are getting the garden ready for planting
- 15: Students get scientific at the Kartrite Resort and Indoor Waterpark
- 13: A delicious lab for Team Albany
- 13: Got sneakers? Help others!
- 13: KLR celebrates on April Fun Friday
- 13: Second-grade students learn how to make every day Earth Day!
- 9: Kindergarten students heal their furry friends during field trip to CRMC
- 9: Alleged threat at MHS
- 9: Two Monticello students win in Cross County Reading Challenge
- 9: MHS students honored as “Students of Distinction”
- 8: Sean Reuss named KLR’s Employee of the Month
- 8: KLR students recognized for excellence during Fun Friday
- 2: Cooke’s Kiamesha Torres-Camacho earns honorable mention in poster contest
- 2: Oh, the places Monti grads will go!
- 1: Senior pitcher Emily McCreery featured in SC Democrat
- 1: Monti athletes shine at Jessica Fingers Invitational Track Meet
- 30: MHS Chamber Singers take home second place from Music in the Parks
- 25: MCSD employees receive tenure
- 15: Student volunteers save local taxpayers more than $63K in tax prep fees
- 15: Classroom 2020: Phase II bond referendum will be held during school budget vote
- 8: Monticello alumnus named “Friend to Education”
- 8: Gary Silverman honored with “Outstanding Educator Award”
- 8: Jennifer Somers honored with “Teaching Excellence Award”
- 4: Statement from State Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia
- 4: Barb Feller is March Employee of the Month at KLR
- 4: KLR students recognized during Fun Friday
- 4: ‘Doctor-for-a-day’ program gives students hands-on experiences
- 3: Computer-Based Testing update
- 3: Author Daniel Jude Miller visits Emma C. Chase Elementary School
- 1: Creative, professional students give back to the community
- 1: Board of Education honors scholar athletes
- 1: Board Awards honor remarkable members of the MCSD community
- 1: Catch up with the Monticello My Brother’s Keeper Program
- 28: Music to our ears
- 27: MHS Boys Basketball athlete and coach receive county-wide distinction
- 26: MHS and RJK Jazz Ensembles perform in Albany
- 25: Determination, persistence and tenacity are on display
- 21: Cooke students learn about writing, illustrating…and monsters
- 21: Red Cross Club students learn about their mission
- 18: Builders Club donates to Heart-a-thon; receives donation from Kiwanis.
- 14: Discipline is Not a Dirty Word -Free parenting workshops offered
- 14: Imagine that!
- 14: KLR students dazzle at mid-winter concert
- 12: Kamsiyonna Dim is February’s Cross County Reading Challenge Winner
- 12: KLR recognizes exemplary students and staff during Fun Friday
- 12: Green eggs and ham at Chase
- 12: Sarah Grodin to run track for West Point
- 12: Read The Keeper’s Secret: the official newsletter of the Monticello MBK program
- 12: Students at Emma C. Chase Elementary School ride the wellness wave
- 11: RJK’s Earth Guardians are doing their part
- 4: Elementary students celebrate 100th day of school
- 2: What parents need to know about the Momo Challenge
- 28: Academy of Finance students celebrate FBLA Day with the Binghamton Devils
- 28: Growing confident, compassionate young women
- 28: Ski teams place 5th, 6th at states
- 21: PRASAD brings dental services to Monticello CSD
- 21: Monticello’s alpine ski teams win section title
- 19: Urvashi Gupta named New York Coach of the Year
- 19: Safe Homes of Orange County helps MCSD students learn about healthy relationships
- 15: 131 MCSD students selected to perform at All-County Music Festival
- 14: Monticello High School’s lower gym floors complete
- 12: MHS recognizes Students of Distinction
- 11: Reading brings joy – and rewards – to Monticello students
- 11: Students determined to make Monticello CSD “No Place for Hate” and invite community along
- 11: KLR students receive recognition at Fun Friday
- 11: MHS Girls Basketball Team visits Syracuse
- 11: Spectrum News features Academy of Finance’s tax preparation program
- 8: Breakfast of champions for Ms. Grote-Turner’s class
- 7: Scholarship season is here
- 7: Star Lab has landed at Chase
- 5: Community Resource Center will open in the Monticello Central School District
- 5: MCSD Public Postings for May 21, 2019 Budget and Elections
- 5: Monticello MBK student intern Noah Moreno selected to attend Obama Foundation’s inaugural MBK Rising conference
- 5: March Book Madness is here!
- 5: MHS debators shine at tournaments
- 4: UPDATE: District investigating bus getting pulled over by police
- 4: Snow, schmow – regardless of the weather, our plants grow!
- 4: Rachel’s Challenge causing kindness frenzy at RJK, community event planned
- 28: Local teams supporting the fight against cancer
- 28: Keeping up with My Brother’s Keeper
- 28: Fall 2018 All-Star Athletes announced
- 28: NYSED data results: Monticello CSD is in “Good Standing,” scores high in parental involvement
- 18: Scholar Athletes work hard, play hard
- 18: Board Awards honor remarkable Monticello team members
- 17: Team Albany is all about diversity
- 17: The spirit of kindness and giving at RJK
- 17: Attendance matters at the Chase school
- 14: Jalon Fennell wins Amazon gift card in Cross County Reading Challenge
- 9: KLR Read Aloud Library
- 8: The tradition of giving continues with the 2018 MHS Toy Drive
- 8: Alumna Brasington Visits MHS NAF Academy of Finance
- 7: Catch up with the My Brother’s Keeper program
- 7: Help us make Monticello High School “No Place For Hate”
- 4: Beloved school security attendant headed to police academy
- 20: MCSD welcomes new Director, Assistant Director of Transportation
- 20: MCSD leaders presented with the Eugene T. Reville Award for Service to Education
- 15: Class of 2018 Hall of Distinction inductees are impressive
- 14: Classroom 2020 passes
- 8: Sarah Grodin heads to states
- 8: Sage Evens makes a splash
- 1: Wood family supports Chase – one nickel at a time
- 29: MHS student Edward Spear recognized for musical excellence
- 25: MHS students to perform at all-state festival concert
- 24: Key Club’s new gavel comes with a legacy
- 24: MCSD announces 2018 Hall of Distinction Inductees
- 23: MHS students’ tribute to grandparents will last centuries
- 19: Wendy Galligan-Weiner joins Monticello Board of Education
- 18: Panther basketball coach Chris Russo receives Ben Nelson Service Award
- 18: MCSD welcomes new director of facilities
- 18: Emma C. Chase Elementary welcomes new assistant principal
- 5: MHS welcomes new assistant principal, Rachel Blount
- 31: All Monticello students eat breakfast and lunch for free
- 31: Courtney Bonfante joins district to lead communications team
- 22: Inaugural “Fellows and Friends Retreat” brings state leaders and Monticello teens of color together at Honor’s Haven
- 11: Chris Palmer appointed Principal of Cooke Elementary School
- 10: Monticello welcomes new athletic director
- 28: A timeless gift, a grateful community