Flash Band Fruit Sale!
Just in time for the Holidays!
Ends Monday, November 18 at 3:00pm
Delivery by mid December
Support Monticello High School Bands
Update your child's Census Information!
Annual Updates for Student Registration on the Parent Portal HERE!
School Hours: 7:30am-2:40pm
Parking Permits will be sold during throughout the school year. Inquire in the office.
MHS Calendar of Events Connect here!
New Infinite Campus Mobile Apps
We are excited to inform you Infinite Campus has two new and improved mobile apps: Campus Student (for students) and Campus Parent (for parents). Download your free app for real-time access to grades, assignments, attendance, schedules, announcements and more. The old app will be removed from the app store June 2019.
Monticello students and staff share what kindness means to them!
Read an open letter from MHS and ISD 882 administration detailing the exciting new opportunity
Parker Theisen at 2019 Cyber Security Summit
Brad Hanson, Kim Nygaard, Nathan Rowe, Tara Wilson, and Cindy Witschen were recognized as outstanding educators by Resource Training & Solutions.
Kindness Appreciation Week to feature daily kindness challenges, kindness activities, and more!
2009 MHS Graduate works as operations and maintenance inspector weather officer for Coon Creek Watershed District
October is National Principal Month! Get to know ISD 882 leaders through this Q&A with all Monticello principals.
Education Minnesota Monticello selects Little Mountain Elementary educator as Teacher of the Month
Community is invited to attend Monticello High School's Veterans Day ceremony
Eastview Education Center Kindergarten teacher excelling in her 38th year
New North Star Accountability System better aligns with district’s belief of educating the whole child
The third-year program has become an increasingly popular lunch time option for students at MHS
LME recognized for significant reduction in bullying issues during 2017-18 school year
Eastview Education Center will be launching a new endeavor this school year to help promote both literacy and diversity.
School administrators tout Wednesday night as a time for family, face-to-face interaction
