Friday, February 19, 2021 6AM – 6PM We are Going Fully Virtual This Year!! A message from Monticello Interact Advisor, Stephanie Byrne: Friends, I know this has been a hard year for many. We also know that heart disease does not take a break or stop when other ailments start. It is a constant and, …
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Students in Ms. Dutcher and Mrs. Post’s first-grade class had the opportunity to learn more about the many different cultures that make up our community. With the students learning remotely, the teachers had to think outside of the box to help the students learn more about their own backgrounds and the backgrounds of their friends. …
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español George L. Cooke Elementary School is hosting a Cabin Fever Spirit Week from February 1 – 5 for all cohorts. Join in the fun whether you’re learning at home or in the building. Super Monday Dress like your favorite Superhero. Team Tuesday Wear your favorite team apparel. Wacky Wednesday Show us your best crazy …
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A monthly recap from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Evans I. Our Schools COVID-19 Vaccinations We have been working with Sullivan County BOCES to schedule COVID-19 vaccinations to all our staff and affiliated service providers, consistent with New York State Department of Health’s 1B vaccination eligibility. While some of our staff have received vaccines as …
español Dear Monticello CSD Community Member, On January 15, the Monticello Central School District learned that a staff member at the George L. Cooke Elementary School tested positive for COVID-19. The individual was last in Cooke ES on January 14. According to our initial contact tracing, five (5) other staff members and seven (7) students …
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In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, students in Ms. Bitjeman’s second-grade class at the George L. Cooke Elementary School took part in a special project. First, students read an article about Dr. King, where they learned about Dr. King’s legacy and his fight for the civil rights of all Americans. Afterwards, they …
The early January Golden Ticket video is live! Watch the video to see if you’re one of the lucky winners!
The Sullivan County NAACP will honor Monticello Central School District’s Executive Director of Special, Summer and After-School programs during its annual Freedom Fund Dinner. The Freedom Fund Dinner Awards celebrate community members who have made significant contributions to the lives of people of color. Ms. Taylor is a daughter, mother, wife, educator and life-long resident …
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Miss Humbert and her first graders discussed the differences between different chemical reactions and what happens when milk reacts with detergent. They started by using the scientific method, and made predictions about what they thought would happen. Miss Humbert explained that milk is made up of minerals, proteins, and fats so when the dish soap …
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Designed to combat the impact turmoil can have on the physical and mental well-being of individuals, Bethel Woods Center for the Arts invites guests of all ages to connect and practice self-care through their Art of Wellness program. From Creative Arts Therapy workshops and exercise activities on the historic site, to virtual creativity classes, there …
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