Monticello High School athletes on the soccer and football teams became the first students to set foot on the new Ed Kennedy Field when fall athletic practices began last week, and our director of communications was out on the field to capture their reactions. Suffice it to say, the new field was an instant hit. …
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Seven Monticello High School students proudly joined the ranks of MHS alumni during the district’s August graduation ceremony, officially completing the class of 2026. Surrounded by family, friends, teachers and administrators, the graduates were recognized for the determination and perseverance that brought them to this milestone. Cheers and applause filled the room as each student …
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Robert J. Kaiser Middle School welcomed its newest Panthers this week during two days of Camp Panther, an annual program designed to help incoming sixth graders become familiar with their new school before the first day of classes. During Camp Panther, staff members and National Junior Honor Society students guided the incoming sixth graders throughout …
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Monticello Central School District uses the ParentSquare platform to communicate important information with families throughout the school year, such as emergency notifications, teacher-parent messages, events, schedule changes and more. To ensure you receive these important updates, please register your account by visiting parentsquare.com/signin and entering the phone number/email on file with the district. For the best user …
A proactive approach to discipline leads to a 57% decline in suspension rates at Monticello High School When Jennifer Gorr became principal of Monticello High School in 2024, she began her new role by collecting information from staff, families and students about what was working well at the high school, and where improvements needed to …
The information below is courtesy of the YMCA’s Club Kid program, and is being sent out as a courtesy to Monticello CSD families: Before & After School Program Registration is open for the Club Kid Before and After School Program at all three elementary schools. St. John Street UPK families — we expect to offer …
We’re kicking off this memorable year with the Senior Barbecue on August 28 from 12:00-2:00 p.m. in the courtyard. This is a great opportunity for students to reconnect after summer break, celebrate the start of their final year at MHS, and paint their parking spaces. Seniors interested in painting their parking space must provide their …
Español Sullivan County BOCES is partnering with Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan & Ulster (CCOSU) to provide medication storage and destruction tools to schools throughout Sullivan County and to the families we serve. CCOSU Can Provide: Medication destruction packets Medication trackers Medication storage bags Medication timer caps Why Are These Tools Important? Decreases medication access …
Last Thursday, students and staff at the Summer Learning Academy came together for a school community-wide pizza party, celebrating their literacy growth and engaging as a school-wide community. Junior Panthers continue to participate in meaningful literacy experiences designed to strengthen foundational skills, build confidence, and foster a lifelong love of reading. The celebration offered students …
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We are excited to announce that Kimberly Ronaldson, currently serving as assistant principal at Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School, will be joining the leadership team at Monticello High School as an assistant principal. In this new role, she will succeed Eric Kaufman, who is departing for an opportunity in another school district. Since joining Rutherford …
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