SUNY STEP is offering a coding session (Build a Doghouse) Friday, Dec. 11 from 3:30- 4:30 p.m. Students will learn the basics of coding which are moving, drawing, and turning. The workshop will be conducted via Google Meet. Students will be sent the link for it before the session. The instructor is Mr. Rick Van …
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Tech help for parents, students, and teachers is now available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday after school and can be booked through this bookings page. If you have a student or parent who is struggling with the tech tools we are using, please send them the link to sign up, or have them contact Anna Estep by email aestep@k12mcsd.net.
Students in Mrs. Kilcoin’s class were excited to do a pumpkin activity that was a science experiment. The students observed the pumpkin, drew a diagram of the pumpkin, weighed the pumpkin and measured the height in inches. They then made predictions about the amount of seeds in the pumpkin. After Mrs. Kilcoin cut it open, …
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Tuesday, Nov. 17 is School-Related Professionals Recognition Day. Whether its keeping our buildings secure, keeping the main office running smoothly, providing one-on-one support in the classroom, or delivering lunches these hard workers influence every aspect of our students’ learning experiences and we are grateful for their contributions, especially during this challenging year. See some photos …
The information below is a press release issued on Monday, Nov. 16, by Nancy McGraw, Public Health Director, Sullivan County Public Health Services The Disease Control (Epidemiology) team at Sullivan County Public Health Services, is urging local residents who have come into close contact with someone who has COVID-19 to quarantine for the recommended 14 …
Emma C. Chase Elementary School students in Ms. Andersen and Ms. Oakley’s class have been working on a unit about government. The “essential question” for this unit is, “How do people make government work?” So, Ms. Andersen and Ms. Oakley invited a member of the government to (virtually) join the class to help answer that …
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On Monday, November 16, Robert J. Kaiser Middle School students and staff were dismissed early due to issues with the school’s heating system. The school is currently using a temporary boiler while the former heat exchange unit is being replaced. In the early morning hours, the temporary boiler ran out of fuel oil and …
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The staff at KLR and Cooke understand that our families may be in need of assistance this holiday season. We, along with many other community organizations, can help ease some of that burden. If you feel this extra help is needed in your household, we’d love to have you fill out this form. Typically, we …
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On Saturday, Nov. 7, the Monticello Central High School Chapter #1694 of the National Speech and Debate Association hosted its 33rd annual Dr. Robert J Kaiser Debate Invitational, virtually. There were 28 schools competing with 334 student contestants and more than 100 judges that debated, performed, orated, spoke extemporaneously, acted and urged the Senate and …
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The Monticello Interfaith Council will host its annual Monticello Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Saturday, Nov. 21 from 1 – 3 p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal Church, located at 15 St. John Street in Monticello. Meals will be available for take-out only. Meals must be picked up in person, and masks and social distancing are …
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