JV and Varsity spring sport registration will open on February 17th and will begin on March 17th. Modified spring sport registration will open on February 24th and will begin on March 24th. Any student interested in playing a spring sport must register using Family ID Students must be registered and approved on Family ID before they can …
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Students at the Robert J. Kaiser Middle School learned the importance of communication, decision-making, listening and team work with a fun activity courtesy of Health Education Teacher Katie Alvarez and long-term Home and Careers Substitute Teacher Matthew Somarelli. The two created a grid, or “path” on the floor and then invited two teams of students …
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español Epic Focus Group: Let’s Talk About Attendance Attendance matters: “Good attendance is the foundation for a successful academic career.” Join us via Zoom Thursday, December 19th from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM Participants will have the opportunity to win a $25 Amazon gift card. To register, contact Marta at mangualm@epicforchildren.org. Grupo de Enfoque …
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Students in Mrs. Liebman’s kindergarten class and Mrs. Kilcoin’s second-grade class at the George L. Cooke Elementary School read the book Balloons Over Broadway. After reading the book the students made their very own balloons so they could participate in their own version of Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade. Mrs. Liebman’s students stood in front of …
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It’s Monday in Monticello — time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ update to the Monticello community. In this episode, reminders about upcoming performances (remember to arrive early to expedite our new security procedures) and our early dismissal on Friday, Dec. 6, as well as an interview with architect Ken Schupner about the latest on our capital …
As part of our ongoing commitment to school safety, the Monticello Central School District is implementing new security measures for visitors to the Monticello High School and Robert J. Kaiser Middle School. Beginning Dec. 1, all visitors and their belongings will be screened using walk-through and/or hand-held metal detectors by a MCSD security team member …
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RJK’s virtue of the month for November was KINDNESS. Students that exhibited an act of kindness were given a Kindness Monti Buck. The Kindness Monti Bucks were collected and today our winners were announced. Maimuna Njie and Ranses Jimenez Santos each received a prize. Juan Reyes, Jr. was the grand prize winner of a brand-new bike. Juan was …
The press release below is from the Sullivan County Department of Social Services. The district is not affiliated with the warming centers; it is sharing this information as a public service: Warming Centers Opening for the Season Churches in Liberty, Monticello to Be Open 7 Nights a Week Monticello, NY – Sullivan County will be …
Earlier today, a Robert J. Kaiser Middle School student was found in possession of a pellet gun while in school. The gun was not loaded with any pellets or other projectiles, nor was it used in a threatening manner. It was discovered by another student who promptly reported it to school administration. The school resource …
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It’s Monday in Monticello – time for Superintendent Matt Evans’ weekly update to the Monticello community. In this episode, an interview with the Monticello High School Food Drive/Toy Drive committee. Any member of the public wishing to donate to the Food Drive and/or Toy Drive can contact Mary Ellen Hurley at MHurley@k12mcsd.net. High school students …
