This story was revised due to Gov. Cuomo’s executive order extending the vote until June 16. The district will live stream the canvassing and counting of all received ballots, beginning at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 16. The live stream will be available at this link. As a reminder, ballots must be received, not postmarked, …
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As you are aware, the buildings will remain closed for the remainder of the academic year. We understand that many students have personal belongings in their hall and gym lockers that need to be picked up and that students are in possession of District property that needs to be returned. This includes: athletic uniforms/equipment, calculators, …
It’s Golden Ticket Friday at the George L. Cooke Elementary School! Are you one of this week’s Golden Ticket winners? Watch the video below and find out. Happy weekend!
Check out this virtual celebration of our students’ artistic talents throughout the district.
During this time of virtual learning, even our youngest students have been hard at work learning the musical skills offered here in Monticello, and also showing how joyful, creative, and resourceful they are in any situation. Here’s just a small sampling of all their wonderful work!
The district’s budget hearing was held the evening of May 28. A recording of the hearing is available below. The start of the meeting was delayed due to technical difficulties and we thank the community for their patience. If you have any questions about the proposed 2020-21 budget, please email budget@k12mcsd.net You will receive an …
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Monticello High School has launched a webpage to keep our senior students informed with the latest updates, changes and announcements. Please check back frequently, as we will be adding information as it becomes available. Visit the senior webpage
Buildings may be closed, but school is still very much in session. “Faces on Fire” highlights Monticello educators who are finding innovative ways to continue to keep our students engaged, healthy and learning throughout these unprecedented times. Click “read more” on the image below to read the second issue in this on-going series:
