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Thirty-two RJK students inducted into National Junior Honor Society

Thirty-two students at Robert J. Kaiser Middle School were recently inducted into the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS), recognizing their dedication to academic achievement, leadership, service and citizenship. Membership is based on a student’s demonstrated commitment to five core pillars: scholarship, leadership, service, character and citizenship. Students selected for NJHS have shown a consistent dedication …

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Community member’s report investigated; determined to be unfounded

Earlier today, law enforcement, and school administrators, received a report from a community member regarding a student.  As part of the investigation into the matter, law enforcement stopped a Monticello Central School District bus that was en route to school. The school administration also conducted an investigation. The community member’s report was determined to be …

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Creativity Unleashed: Monticello CSD to showcase student artwork at K-12 Art Show

The Monticello Central School District community is invited to celebrate the creativity and talent of its students at the annual K-12 Art Show, “Creativity Unleashed,” on Thursday, June 4. The exhibition will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Monticello High School Gymnasium and will feature artwork created by students from across the …

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Monticello students dominate reading competitions; top readers invited to Sullivan County Youth Book Festival

The students of Monticello Central School District dominated Sullivan County BOCES’ annual Cross-County Reading Challenge — and the top readers at each school have been invited to attend this weekend’s Sullivan County Youth Book Festival, where they will receive a special recognition.  Across the district, our students collectively logged an impressive 6,727 books, demonstrating exceptional …

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Nomination forms available for 2026 Hall of Distinction

Do you know of a worthy candidate for the Hall of Distinction? Nominate them by Aug. 1 for consideration for the inductee class of 2026! The Monticello Central School District Hall of Distinction honors highly successful alumni, former Board of Education members and former employees who have achieved distinction, outstanding accomplishments or made significant contributions …

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Families: please take EPIC’s survey to help plan family engagement events!

The Every Person Influences Children (EPIC) program at Monticello Central School District invites families to take an attendance survey. This survey will be used to help plan activities, programs and other family engagement events to support students and families.  Take survey

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Village schools placed on lockout out of abundance of caution due to police activity

The Monticello Central School District has received reports of a shooting in the village of Monticello. There have been no reports of any connection with, or any threats directed towards, our schools. Out of an abundance of caution, and consistent with our safety protocols, all village schools — Monticello High School, Robert J. Kaiser Middle …

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ENL students showcase research projects during publishing assembly

Fourth- and fifth-grade English as a New Language (ENL) students at Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School recently shared their research and presentation skills during a special ENL publishing assembly led by ENL teacher Tianny Almanzar. During the assembly, students presented research projects to their parents highlighting influential African Americans they studied as part of the …

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