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Early College Options Abound at MHS
DID YOU KNOW: 97 percent of Monticello High School seniors participated in rigorous courses during the 2016-17 school year?! MHS is proud to offer dozens of early college opportunities for students, including AP Courses, Senior to Sophomore programs, College in Schools, and more!! Check out this graphic to learn more!

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ISD 882 to host Bounce Back Project speaker on April 25th at MHS

Speaker Willow Sweeney will present on the subject of "Becoming our Top 20 Selves," from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, April 25. The event, part of the ongoing Bounce Back Project Speaker Series, will be held at the MHS Auditorium. Learn more here!

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Monticello Times selling graduation advertisements now

Senior parents! The Monticello Times will be publishing their annual graduation section to commemorate the Class of 2019 this spring, and families have the opportunity to submit ads to individually recognize your special senior. Learn more here!

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Spring Flower Fundraiser!

The annual Spring Flower Fundraiser, benefitting the Monticello School District All Night Grad Party, is back! For more information, view the brochure and order form here!

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ISD 882 renews push for state funding to remedy gap caused by special education status change

With the help of Representative Marion O'Neill and Senator Bruce Anderson, Monticello School District has renewed its push to restore funding that was lost when Monticello was forced to change the fiscal status of its special education cooperative. Visit here to see the letter that was sent to district families in March. The letter contains in depth information about the situation, and encourages community members to reach out to key legislators to explain the importance of this funding. A sample letter can be found here. Thank you!

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School board approves updated 2018-19 academic calendar

After reviewing numerous options, the Monticello School Board approved the following changes to the 2018-19 academic calendar at the Feb. 25 school board meeting:

* Thursday, March 21st changes from a half-day of school to a full day of school.

* Friday, March 22nd changes from a non-school day (and staff workshop day) to a half day of school and district early release.

* Monday, April 22nd changes from a non-school day to a full school day.

* Wednesday, June 5th (final day of school for Grades K-11) changes from a full day of school to a half day of school and district early release.

More information on this decision was provided to all district families via email on Feb. 26.

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Fallon Overpass, Chelsea Road and 7th St. open following major construction projects

The City of Monticello has announced that all roads that were previously under major construction are now open, and traffic can flow freely through the city again! That includes the Fallon Overpass, Chelsea Road and 7th St. all being open, and available to use to access Monticello High School and Monticello Middle School respectively. There are new roundabouts and other traffic changes in place, so please pay attention to road signs and markings!

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Lunch Menus!

Please follow the links below to access lunch menus for each district building:

Monticello High School
Monticello Middle School
Elementary Schools/Eastview Education Center

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MHS debuts art website!

Monticello High School art teachers have created a new website to showcase student work, as well as explain the various courses and offerings available to MHS students! Bookmark the website and visit it throughout the year to check out the immense creativity and talent of Monticello students!

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