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Monticello High School PTSO announces 2026-27 meeting schedule

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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MCSD launches Blueprint for Excellence 

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 …

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Professional Learning Community (PLC) work will continue in 2026-27

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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New platform for facilities use requests

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 …

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Monticello High School athletes react to new Ed Kennedy Field

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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After August graduation ceremony, the class of 2026 is now complete!

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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Register for ParentSquare!

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 …

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A proactive approach to discipline leads to a 57% decline in suspension rates at Monticello High School 

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 …

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