The Monticello Central School District is aware of a recent jury verdict in a case concerning an incident from 2022. As the matter remains in active litigation, the district will not comment on the specifics of the case at this time. Student safety and well-being remain a top priority for the district. The district takes …
Students across the Monticello Central School District explored the foundations of American government through interactive activities in recognition of Constitution Day on Thursday, Sept. 17. At Monticello High School, students examined real-life situations in which constitutional rights have been questioned. Working together, students discussed each scenario, identified the applicable constitutional amendment and considered how the …
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Welcome back to another school year, and another year of “It’s Monday in Monticello.” In this episode: a conversation with fourth-grade Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School teachers, Ms. Roman and Ms. Carter, about the new classrooms that were completed over the summer as part of the district’s capital improvement project. College in the Classroom Night, …
The YMCA’s Club Kid extended day program at the Monticello Central School District will begin tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 15 at the George L. Cooke Elementary School, Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School and the Emma C. Chase Elementary School. The program is not yet being offered at the St. John Street UPK program — the district …
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Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School will welcome a familiar face to its leadership team this school year as Paige Moore was appointed as KLR’s new assistant principal at the Sept. 3 Board of Education meeting. Ms. Moore brings a decade of experience as an educator in the district and a strong connection to the Monticello …
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The Monticello High School Parent Teacher Student Organization (PTSO) invites parents, guardians, students, faculty, and community members to attend its monthly meetings throughout the 2026-27 school year. PTSO meetings provide an opportunity to stay informed, share ideas, support student programs, and strengthen the partnership between home and school. All meetings will be held at 6 …
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As we welcome students, families and staff back for a new school year, the Monticello Central School District is also embarking on an important new chapter: putting our Blueprint for Excellence into action. The Blueprint for Excellence is a strategic plan created through a thorough, collaborative process that brought community members, staff, faculty, students, Board members and district leaders …
The Monticello Central School District will use scheduled two-hour delays during the 2026-27 school year instead of the half-days used last year for Professional Learning Community, or PLC, work. 2026-27 scheduled PLC two-hour delays: Oct. 22 Dec. 10 Jan. 21 Feb. 10 May 18 On these dates, employees will begin their regular workday while students …
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The Monticello Central School District has adopted a new online portal for managing facilities use requests. Organizations wishing to use Monticello facilities may request access through our online portal. If you have never used the portal before, you must first request access by emailing VSeargent@k12mcsd.net, and you will receive a login. Returning users can access the facilities …
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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