In the latest edition of “Faces on Fire,” we highlight our technology team, who has navigated us all through these unchartered waters of distance learning, and our graduation committee and staff who worked hard to give our seniors the graduation experience they deserve. Click the image below to read more:
On Wednesday, June 17, there will be three simultaneous car parades happening throughout the district to give teachers and students the opportunity to say goodbye to one another from afar. Students and their families are invited to line up along the routes and wave as the teachers caravan by in their vehicles. Please stay six …
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Every Person Influences Children (EPIC) has released its most recent newsletter for parents and kids. Click here to read.
On Monday and Tuesday, June 15 and 16, K.L. Rutherford Elementary School will be having a farewell parade. Classroom teachers and staff will be at the school to say goodbye and to hand out student belongings, report cards, and certificates. Everyone will be social distancing, therefore, parents and students are to remain in their vehicles. …
Dear Monticello community: The Monticello Central School District recognizes that despite its best efforts, students of color or those experiencing poverty have not always been treated with the fairness and insight they deserve. One of our Board of Education goals states, in part, “This Board will foster an inclusive culture that sparks community pride, emphasizes …
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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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!
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:
