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EPIC serie de talleres virtuales en español/EPIC workshop series in Spanish

  Español EPIC is hosting a series of virtual workshops for Spanish-speaking families.   Participants will learn tools and strategies to apply with everyday challenges.   Please register for each session by contacting Marta Mangual at mangualm@epicforchildren.org or call 845-866-1398  Session dates/times Tuesday, February 25 @ 6:00pm on Zoom   Promoting Non-Violent Solutions   Tuesday, March 4 @ 6:00pm on …

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Kindergarten registration will take place in March

Español Monticello Central School District 2025/26 Kindergarten Registration will take place on the following dates, and your child must accompany you to register: Chase students:  at the Emma Chase Elementary School on March 28 Cooke students:  at 22 St. John Street on March 24, 25, 26.  Please call (845) 794-7700, x 78905 to set up …

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STREAM Committee fall newsletter is now live

The Monticello Central School District’s STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art, and Math) Committee would like to present their Fall newsletter. Within the newsletter, MCSD staff, students, and community members will find highlights of some amazing classrooms around the district and plenty of helpful resources. Read the STREAM newsletter 

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Six teams earn scholar athlete distinction; Monticello High School named school of excellence

Six of Monticello’s fall athletic teams were named as scholar athlete teams by the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA). Teams that earn this distinction must have 75% of their members maintain an overall average of 90% or better throughout the season. Congratulations to the following fall scholar athlete teams: Boys Cross …

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Registration for SJS Community Preschool will take place during April

Español Pre-school registration  Monticello families with three and four-year old children may register for the St. John Street Community School Preschool program on school days during the month of April. Your child must accompany you to register. Step 1: Interested parents must call the registrar’s office at at (845) 794-7700, ext. 78905 to make an …

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Monticello Central School District partners with Astor Services to open school-based mental health clinic  

Students at the Monticello Central School District will soon be able to receive mental health services during the school day, thanks to a partnership between the district and Astor Services. Astor Services is a community-based non-profit organization that provides children’s mental health services, child welfare services, and early childhood development services with locations in the …

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SJS raises $450 for Ride 2 Survive Sullivan County

The St. John Street Preschool and PPS participated in Breast Cancer Awareness Day on Friday, October 25th.  The staff collected $450.00 for Ride 2 Survive Sullivan County, and employees participated in a bountiful breakfast.  Staff and students alike dressed in pink to commemorate the day. 

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KLR and SJS students “whip pediatric cancer”

Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School students have been hard at work to “whip pediatric cancer” every September since 2017, and 2024 was no exception. The school held its annual Whip Pediatric Cancer assembly on Monday, Oct. 7. In the weeks leading up to the assembly, students were encouraged to decorate a gold heart in exchange …

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