Monticello Trap wrapped up their fall season last week. While the primary trap season is in the spring (capped off with the state tournament in June), the abbreviated fall season keps our athletes’ skills fresh, and allows us to introduce new students to the sport. With quite a few of last season’s team members having graduated, …
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The George L. Cooke Elementary School held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Oct. 10 to celebrate the official unveiling of the school’s Nature Path. A labor of love made possible under the leadership of Cooke teachers Cathy McFadden and April Rutledge, and through the generosity of a host of organizations, dedicated staff, families and local …
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Registration for winter modified, JV and varsity athletics is now open. Any student interested in playing a sport in the winter must register using Family ID Students must be registered and approved before they can participate.
This afternoon, one of our elementary school buses was rear ended by another motor vehicle in Rock Hill. At the time of the accident, approximately 20 elementary students and a driver were on the bus. Initial reports indicate that there are no injuries to any students or staff members. Law enforcement, administrators and transportation staff …
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On Friday, Oct. 18, the Monticello Central School District held its eleventh-annual Hall of Distinction ceremony in the Arnold Packer Hughs Auditorium at Monticello High School. Three individuals were inducted as the Class of 2024, in front of their families, MCSD staff, the MCSD Board of Education and the Hall of Distinction Committee. The inductees …
The Monticello High School Chapter of National Honor Society held a ceremony to induct new members of the senior class on Monday, Oct. 21 in an intimate ceremony held in the high school auditorium. Principal Gorr made opening remarks and Mary Ellen Hurley was the guest speaker who spoke on one of the core NHS …
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Thanks to the generosity of the Wolf Lake Neighbors Foundation (WLNF), students at the Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School will have a safe place to go if they’re in need of soap, a clean pair of pants, a toothbrush, or a variety of other necessities. When the WLNF reached out to KLR teacher Carolyn Rojas, …
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On Oct. 10 at 2:30 p.m., the Monticello Key Club organized a dedicated litter pluck along route 42, displaying their commitment to community service and environmental stewardship. The event brought together enthusiastic club members who volunteered their time to make a positive impact on the local landscape. Participants gathered at the designated starting point, equipped …
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Message from Keith Petzinger: We sincerely appreciate the attendance and active participation of the parents and caregivers who were able to attend the Behavior Management Workshop held on Oct. 9 at the George L. Cooke Elementary School! Please be sure to check the district website as we will be scheduling another offering in December. If …
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It’s Monday in Monticello — time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, an interview with our Director of Transportation Robin Sklar about how you can help keep our students safe during bus routes in honor of School Bus Safety Week. In addition, reminders about: School Board Recognition Week …
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