Earlier today, a bus carrying Monticello High School students from Sullivan County BOCES’ Career and Technical Education (CTE) program attempted to enter Route 17 in Liberty in the wrong direction. Students on board took prompt action to ensure the bus stopped safely on the off-ramp and quickly called 911. The bus did not enter the …
Dear Members of the Monticello Central School District Community, We are excited to be launching a strategic planning process to position the district for success well into the future. Your involvement in this process will help us clearly identify priorities, goals and action steps that will help us continue to provide an outstanding school experience. …
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The Board of Education adopted the 2026-27 Academic Calendar at its last meeting, and the dates are now available in English and Spanish online. English Español The full calendar will be created and mailed home during the summer months.
It’s Monday in Monticello! Time for the district’s weekly update to the Monticello community! In this episode, Athletic Director Ryan Jasper sits down with three of our alpine skiers who competed in the state championship over the weekend – Sam Rein, Giuliano Francisco and Christian Bastone. Plus, a shoutout to all of our other athletes …
Congratulations to Monticello High School Wrestler Dion Knight, who qualified to compete at this weekend’s New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Wrestling Championships in Albany. Good luck, Dion!
Congratulations to the five Monticello High School Alpine Skiers whose performance at sectionals qualified them to compete at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Skiing State Championships at Bristol Mountain on Feb. 23 and 24: Christian Bastone Madelyn Cavello Annabella Caycho Giuliano Francisco Samuel Rein
In New York State, public school districts are required by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) to provide a minimum of 180 days of instruction each school year. To meet this mandate, the Monticello Central School District carefully builds its annual calendar to include a designated bank of emergency (snow) days. These days serve as a cushion for weather-related closures and other …
Español Se ofrecerá un taller de EPIC en español sobre “Fomentando la Autoestima”. Martes, 24 de febrero, 2026 @ 5:45 pm en Zoom. Las familias aprenderán sobre lo que significa autoestima y van a explorar la importancia de desarrollar una autoestima saludable en nuestros hijos. Planificar algunas formas adicionales para estimular una autoestima saludable. Para …
On February 12, the sixth-grade Band and String Orchestra students at Robert J. Kaiser Middle School had the exciting opportunity to see the famed New York Philharmonic perform live at Lincoln Center in New York City! The interactive concert, titled “Music for America”, was held at the prestigious Avery Fischer Hall and featured a vast array of works across the American music spectrum. The experience also featured educational …
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Last week, Kenneth L. Rutherford fourth-grade student, Andrew McKenna, proudly stepped to the front of the classroom with the confidence of a seasoned teacher, ready to share about the Lunar New Year. He explained how the holiday is celebrated as a time for family, fresh beginnings, and good fortune. Andrew described traditions like cleaning the …
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