It’s Monday in Monticello — time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, an interview with Hailey Soto-Roman and Jacob Schall two of the Monticello High School students who have advanced to the national level of the National History Day competition, Principal Jenn Gorr and National History Day advisor …
EPIC will host a series of Young Children’s Workshops in person at St. John’s Community Preschool. Participants will learn tools and strategies to apply with everyday challenges. Please register for each session by contacting Jane Sorensen at jsorensen@k12mcsd.net or cell phone 845-807-6332. Session 1: Encouraging Emotional Growth: Tuesday, April 8 @ 5:45 p.m., St. John’s Community …
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EPIC will host a series of virtual workshops for Arabic-speaking families, where participants will learn tools and strategies to apply with everyday challenges. Please register for each session by contacting Omnia Elghaly at oelghaly@k12mcsd.net Dates are as follows: Monday, April 14 @ 5:30pm on Zoom Monday, April 21 @ 5:30pm on Zoom Monday, April 28 …
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Monticello High School senior winter varsity athletes had the opportunity to show their appreciation for a staff member who has made a difference in their life, thanks to PROJECT:Gratitude. The initiative, which is quickly catching on as one of the school’s favorite traditions, enables senior varsity athletes to choose a staff member to honor with …
Over the past few weeks some of Mrs. Larkin’s ENL students at the Robert J. Kaiser Middle School presented their special cultural celebration/holidays to their classmates and teachers. Emily Espinoza taught the class about the tradition of Carnival and how it is celebrated in Ecuador. She shared family photos and videos and explained to the …
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Article courtesy of Stacie Snow: On Feb. 20, Mrs. Snow & Mrs. Brenner’s third-grade students traveled to “space,” celebrating the 63rd Anniversary of America’s first astronaut to orbit Earth! Mrs. Holland, our very own KL Rutherford teacher’s aide, has a unique personal connection with Astronaut John Glenn. In 1962, John Glenn was …
On March 17, Elementary Director Keith Petzinger, joined Ms. Davila’s 1st Grade for a special St. Patrick’s Day read aloud! With his festive green tie, he shared an exciting story about luck, engineering, and a little leprechaun mischief. The students loved listening and joining in on the fun as they celebrated with laughter and learning! …
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It’s Monday in Monticello! Time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community! In this episode, reminders of a number of upcoming events: SJS Family Movement Night Cooke’s STEM Night Incoming Freshman Orientation Kindergarten and UPK registration BOE meeting on 3/20
On March 5, the Monticello High School Robotics Club visited the VEX V5 Robotics Competition in Syracuse. The students got to witness the event and learn the dynamics of the competition so they can prepare to enter the next one. They are preparing to compete in the Fall 2025 competition when it is announced and …
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The 2025 Sullivan County Music Educators Association (SCMEA) All-County Festival was a resounding success for the music students of Monticello Central School District! Monticello had the honor of playing host to the annual festival, which welcomed Sullivan County’s top music students across elementary, middle and high schools. After two full days of rehearsals with prominent …
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