Important information about Harlem Wizards game this Saturday

A message from Mary Ellen Hurley: Dear Monticello Families: If you are attending the Harlem Wizards event on Saturday, February 14th, please note the following: 1. MHS doors open at 2pm, entrance is only through MHS lower lot- Route 42 side 2. Tickets are assigned seating based on ticket purchase/package purchase 3. All elementary children …

un taller de EPIC en español sobre “Desarrollando Respeto y Cariño en los Niños Pequeños”/ EPIC Workshop in Spanish on “Developing Respect and Caring in Young Children”

Español: Se ofrecerá un taller de EPIC en español sobre “Desarrollando Respeto y Cariño en los Niños Pequeños”. Jueves, 19 de febrero, 2026 @ 5:45 pm en Zoom. Las familias aprenderán como entender las tendencias claves necesarias para el desarrollo positivo del carácter. Identificar lo que cariño y respeto significa para cada persona y explorar …

Petitions nominating BOE candidates available March 9; due back April 20

Petitions nominating candidates for the office of member of the Board of Education will be available March 9, 2026. To request a petition please call Ann-Marie Foss, School District Clerk, at 845-794-7700, ext. 70523. The names of the last incumbent of the four vacancies are: Wendy Galligan Weiner Roberto Bravo Colon Helen Jersey Heather Fassell …

MHS Second-Marking-Period Honor Roll

Congratulations to all of the Monticello High School students who earned a place on the second-marking-period Honor Roll.  Read the full honor roll here 

Congratulations to this month’s Spirit Award winners at Cooke

The George L. Cooke Elementary School recently held its monthly Spirit Awards Assembly, where the entire school gathers to celebrate and recognize students and classes who have gone above and beyond over the preceding month.  A big “congrats” to all of the recipients! Hallway Heroes : Mrs. Roselli’s class Lunch room: Mrs. Somers’ Kindergarten class …

Cooke School gets cooking

Article courtesy of Sullivan 180  A string of 16 first graders eagerly formed a line on a cold winter’s day at the George L. Cooke Elementary School in Monticello. What was this line for? To take a turn mashing up some steaming potatoes the first graders had just chopped and cooked themselves. On January 28th the …