If you’ve been in the vicinity of Forestburgh Road over the past week, you may have noticed demolition crews hard at work demolishing the old bus garage. On July 18, the last brick of the bus garage fell. After the debris is cleared, the area will be transformed into parking for the district’s fleet of …
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Below are collective supply lists for Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary students. Third Grade o earbuds or headphones (please buy a sturdy pair that will last all year, these are essential for their learning) o back pack o 3 composition notebooks o 3 plastic sturdy folders o toolbox o dry erase markers fine point o pencils …
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Please be advised that the elementary summer school program begins on Tuesday, July 12. Some mailings had the incorrect date listed. The correct date is Tuesday, July 12.
Congratulations to the students who earned a place on Monticello High School’s fourth-quarter honor roll. Read the full list here.
The Sullivan County Democrat named Track and Field Coach Matt Buddenhagen as Outstanding Male Coach of Spring 2022. Read more on the Sullivan County Democrat’s website.
Summer school will be held at our St. John Street building from 9:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m. from July 6 – August 15. Regents exams will be given August 16 and 17 at Monticello High School. Our August graduation will be held on August 18 in the MHS auditorium.
Congratulations to the class of 2022! The candid photos from the graduation ceremony are available at this link. The free professional, individual portraits will be forthcoming at a later date. Please reach out to the high school with any questions. To preview photos before enlarging, set your view to “tiles.” Follow the screenshots below to …
The 2022 graduation ceremony, which will take place on June 26 at 10 a.m. at the Monticello High School will be livestreammed. To view the livestream, click here.
As the 2021-22 school year comes to an end, celebrations are taking place across Monticello Central School District. The Every Person Influences Children (EPIC) program hosted their final RULER workshop and end of the year celebration on Thursday, June 9. The workshop was a culmination of the work EPIC has done throughout the year with …
At its June 23 meeting, members of the Monticello Board of Education presented board president Lori Orestano-James and trustee Stacey Sharoff with a plaque of recognition for their years of service on the board. In addition, the board recognized student board member Cavan Leaney-Levenson and alternate William Weiss. Cavan and William are members of the …
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