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Innovation and Leadership

In developing leaders, we will foster the ability to understand our own strengths and weaknesses. We strive to support students, families, employees, community members and citizens through exposure and development of innovation, creativity, and equity.

Teaching and Learning

Monticello schools are committed to meeting the needs of all learners through teaching and learning. We believe in educating the whole child by providing relevant and challenging curriculum that meets their developmental needs.

Collaborative Connections

Fostering collaborative relationships with families, staff, students, and the community. Placing an emphasis on community service, career exploration, leadership opportunities, and apprenticeships for all ages.  

Safe and Healthy Culture

Monticello schools are committed to creating a safe and supportive learning environment with a positive culture fostering a mutual purpose. We believe that relationships built on trust will give students and staff a sense of belonging and ownership while having high expectations for themselves and others.

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Welcome to Monticello School District!

The Monticello School District has a proud history of excellent programming and a constant dedication to meeting the needs of every student who walks through our doors. The district has embraced and rallied around the mantra of “Every Kid, Every Day.” Students in Monticello are given every opportunity to succeed, thanks to talented and committed teachers and staff, top-notch technology, and a supportive, education-oriented community.

At Monticello Public Schools, we believe in educating the whole child and in investing in our youth not just with textbooks, but with time, attention, and passion. We invite you to explore Monticello Public Schools—either through our website or by scheduling a tour—to learn more about how our district can meet the educational needs of your family.

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District Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m.-4:15 p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

News & Announcements

You're Invited: March Monti on the Move – Family Trivia!

Join Superintendent Olson on Saturday, March 14th, from 9:00–10:30 a.m. for a fun-filled morning of Family Trivia, hosted by high school senior Henry Steabner.

Families will compete as teams (please note: families with more than seven participants will be divided into two teams). The 90-minute event will feature:

  • 30 minutes of Movie Trivia
  • 30 minutes of Geography & History Trivia
  • 30 minutes of Sports Trivia

Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd — and even last place!

Enjoy breakfast food while you play. This free event is open to all ages.

Location: Monticello High School Media Center ​​(5225 School Blvd)
Registration is required (space is limited to 50 participants).

Sign Up Here

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Free Heart Screening for Young Adults (Ages 13–24) – April 18, 2026

Monticello High School is partnering with the Patrick Schoonover Heart Foundation to host a FREE Heart Screening for young adults ages 13–24 on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 9:00 a.m.–3:20 p.m. at Little Mountain Elementary.

These screenings can help detect heart conditions that might otherwise go unnoticed. Registration is required (scan QR code in the flyer).

Please consider sharing this important opportunity with your family and friends. Getting screened could save a life.

View the Flyer and Register Here

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Volunteer Scholarship Application Readers Needed

Make a difference for the Class of 2026!
Last year, our amazing community came together to award 83 scholarships to Monticello’s graduating seniors. Now, we’re ready to do it again—and we need you to help make it happen!

We’re looking for at least 80 volunteers to review and score scholarship applications March 20 - April 3. Each volunteer will read 8–10 applications and essays, helping recognize students’ stories, achievements, and post-secondary goals.

✅ Fully virtual
📧 All materials and scoring rubrics provided via email
⏱️ Flexible and meaningful way to give back

📅 Sign up by March 11: forms.gle/nFBp1s4SBLXRipP69

Join us in shaping students’ futures. Your time and perspective truly matter.

🔹 Please note: If you have a child or relative in the Class of 2026, we kindly ask that you wait until next year to participate. Thank you for your understanding!

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The search is over! After reviewing 31 applicants, the Monticello Public School Board voted unanimously on February 27 to enter into contract negotiations with our next Superintendent: Dr. Chris Swenson.

"Our community played a significant role in helping us understand what Monticello needs... tonight’s decision reflects that collective voice." — Jamie Sieben, Board Chair

Click Here to Read the Full Press Release

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Kindergarten Registration for the 2026-2027 school year is now OPEN!  Please click here to visit our enrollment page and register online

This online registration is for both Eastview Education Center and consideration for our Nature Base Kindergarten class.  It is important to register early so that we are able to plan for staffing and class sizes. 

If you have any questions, please contact Trina Moen in the Eastview Main Office at 763-272-2803.  

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Complete the Application for Educational Benefits—Big Impact in 5 Minutes

We encourage families to complete the Application for Educational Benefits. Completing this short form not only provides direct benefits to families—such as summer grocery benefits, utility discounts, and test fee waivers—but also ensures that schools receive critical federal funding.

Multiple Ways to Qualify - Families may qualify if they:
Meet income requirements
- Participate in programs such as SNAP, MFIP, or FDPIR
- Have children in foster care, Head Start, or who are homeless or migrant
- Are directly certified through qualifying assistance programs

How to Apply
Families can complete the Application for Educational Benefits directly here. (Click on the Application for Educational Benefits tab.)

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