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The Communications Department partners with students, families, teachers, administrators and community members to share the amazing stories happening within the Monticello Public School District.

Through new features, videos, photography, social media channels, event support and more, the department supports and showcases Monticello's mission of "Every Kid, Every Day".

Do you have questions, ideas or feedback for the team? Please reach out to our Communications Specialist or fill out this form.

Feature Stories

High School Agriculture Students Standing in Front of Heavy Agriculture Equipment Outside

Hands-on experience, real-world skills. Our Agriculture students are diving into industry learning with enthusiasm and curiosity!

Check out the article by Federated Co-ops linked below that highlights a recent experience for our Ag students.

Read the Article Here!

Hands-on experience, real-world skills. Our Agriculture students are diving into industry learning with enthusiasm and curiosity!

Check out the article by Federated Co-ops linked below that highlights a recent experience for our Ag students.

Read the Article Here!

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Check out our latest Magic Happenings Newsletter! 

This newsletter highlights a variety of positive and informational topics from throughout the Monticello School District this past month. It also features a letter from Superintendent Olson and some upcoming activities information. 

March Magic Happenings Newsletter

 

Check out our latest Magic Happenings Newsletter! 

This newsletter highlights a variety of positive and informational topics from throughout the Monticello School District this past month. It also features a letter from Superintendent Olson and some upcoming activities information. 

May Magic Happenings Newsletter

To read previous editions of our newsletter, visit the Magic Happenings page!

 

Monticello Middle School Shines with Heartwarming Production of Annie Jr.

Monticello Middle School students lit up the stage last weekend with their performances of the beloved musical Annie Jr. With three shows full of energy and talent, the cast and crew delivered a production that left audiences smiling.

The production was led by Theater Director Michelle Thompson, who shared her joy in guiding the students through the experience. “Helping students discover the joy of theater brings me such joy! I am immensely proud of this talented cast and crew. They worked so hard, built a wonderful community of respect and support and had fun bringing Annie Jr. to life,” she said.

Joining the production team was Middle School Choir Teacher Kristen Johnson, who said, “I am very grateful to Michelle Thompson for bringing this opportunity to the middle school students. Getting to work with the students who only get to play an instrument during the school day and watch them really blossom in their singing is so fun! I'm very proud of their growth and work ethic.”

Thank you to everyone who came out to support the students and celebrate the arts in our schools. The success of Annie Jr. is a shining example of the power of creativity, collaboration, and community.

Monticello Middle School students lit up the stage last weekend with their lively and heartfelt performances of the beloved musical Annie Jr. With three shows full of energy, emotion, and talent, the cast and crew delivered a production that left audiences smiling.

The production was led by Theater Director Michelle Thompson, who shared her joy in guiding the students through the experience. “Helping students discover the joy of theater brings me such joy! I am immensely proud of this talented cast and crew. They worked so hard, built a wonderful community of respect and support and had fun bringing Annie Jr. to life,” she said.

Joining the production team was Middle School Choir Teacher Kristen Johnson, who praised the experience as a unique opportunity for student growth. “I am very grateful to Michelle Thompson for bringing this opportunity to the middle school students,” Johnson said. “Getting to work with the students who only get to play an instrument during the school day and watch them really blossom in their singing is so fun! I'm very proud of their growth and work ethic.”

The students embraced their roles with enthusiasm and professionalism, creating a polished performance that showcased their talents and hard work. From iconic musical numbers to the heartwarming message of hope and perseverance, Annie Jr. was a hit with the community.

Thank you to everyone who came out to support the students and celebrate the arts in our schools. The success of Annie Jr. is a shining example of the power of creativity, collaboration, and community.

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It’s time to register for KINDERGARTEN!

Is your child ready to start their school adventure? Kindergarten registration for the 2025-26 school year at Eastview Education Center is open!

Enroll today and join the Magic!

Register Here

Is your child ready to start their school adventure? Kindergarten registration for the 2025-26 school year at Eastview Education Center is open!

Enroll today and join the Magic!

Register Here

Introducing the Student Voices Podcast!

We are excited to continue Student Voices, a podcast created by students, for students. Hosted by Superintendent Eric Olson, and Monticello High School seniors Willa Scharmer, Aloysius Thompson, and Koen Schlangen, this podcast brings real conversations, honest perspectives, and student-led discussions to the forefront.

Episode 1, Part 2 is now streaming! Check out "We Wish You Knew" HERE!

Why Listen?
✔️ Student-led discussions on real-life topics
✔️ A mix of deep conversations, shout-outs, and fun moments
✔️ A space for students’ voices to be heard and amplified

Tune in now and join us on this journey! Let’s start listening, learning, and leading together.

We are excited to continue Student Voices, a podcast created by students, for students. Hosted by Superintendent Eric Olson, and Monticello High School seniors Willa Scharmer, Aloysius Thompson, and Koen Schlangen, this podcast brings real conversations, honest perspectives, and student-led discussions to the forefront.

Episode 1, Part 2 is now streaming! Check out "We Wish You Knew" HERE!

Why Listen?
✔️ Student-led discussions on real-life topics
✔️ A mix of deep conversations, shout-outs, and fun moments
✔️ A space for students’ voices to be heard and amplified

Tune in now and join us on this journey! Let’s start listening, learning, and leading together.

 

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CONTACTS

Devony Moore
Communications Specialist
P: 763-272-2007

 

Gavin Nelson
A/V Production Specialist and Creative Media
P: 763-722-2042