Category: High School News

Monticello High School Student of Distinction Award: The Student of Distinction Award was created by principal Stephen Wilder in the 2015-2016 school year to recognize and award those students who have demonstrated behavior and/or achievement above and beyond expectations. These students have been nominated by their teachers and have been chosen among several nominees to …

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Students of all abilities had the chance to socialize, compete, and have fun at the seventh Monticello High School Awesome Alliances on May 20. The event pairs students together based upon their strengths and challenges and the two students work together to compete against other pairs. Usually, the event is held on the school’s athletic …

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Good Day Monticello High School Seniors and Families!  This is an update regarding our preparation for graduation to be held on Sunday, June 26, 2022.    Graduation Locations  The primary goal is to have an outdoor ceremony, beginning at 10:00 am, outside the middle school gymnasium.  Graduates would report to the middle school gymnasium at 9:00 am, …

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A message from the MHS Red Cross Club:  The Monticello High School Red Cross Club is hosting a Blood Drive on June 8 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the small gym of the high school. Did you know that every two seconds someone in the United States needs blood? Your blood donation can …

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On May 24, the New York State Education department notified school administrators throughout the state that the NYS Regents Exam in U.S. History and Government, scheduled for June 1,  has been cancelled.   Monticello High School students will have a full day of school on June 1 and will be following their regular, in-person schedule.  The …

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Sullivan County has a higher percentage of uninsured individuals than any of its adjacent counties. A group of high school students hope to change that through education.  According to the program’s website, New Vision Health is an academically rigorous program for college-bound high school seniors who plan to major in a health-related field at a …

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The ACT on June 11 has been cancelled due to low enrollment by the ACT. Students who registered for the test should have been notified by ACT with more information, including an alternate location. If you have not received a notification, please reach out to the ACT.