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Monticello is assigned to District #4
From the Monticello School Foundation - Every year at our pep rally, we have a Teacher's Wishing Wall where teachers post items they would like for their classroom. People then can pick a wish they'd like to grant. All the wishes have not been fulfilled yet, so you can still purchase an item(s) up until March 31st if you'd like! Here is the link to purchase:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0c49aaac2ba4fdc52-2023#/.
Help us grant a wish! Thank you for your support, we appreciate it!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0c49aaac2ba4fdc52-2023#/.
Help us grant a wish! Thank you for your support, we appreciate it!
Click HERE to register for Monticello Kindergarten
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HS STUDENTS!
Employment Opportunities:
Ohnward Bank and Trust is looking for a part-time student employee in the 11th or 12th grade. Week day hours are 1:00-5:00 and every Saturday from 8:15-11:30. See Mrs. Larson for more info on duties and contact information.
Commander Buildings, Inc., 22223 Highway 38 North is looking for part-time help. Main responsibilities will be painting frames that are manufactured in the shop. Hours usually begin at 3:30 and last anywhere from 1 to 2 hours on Monday through Friday. If you are interested in a career in welding, this is an opportunity to get your foot in the door. Pay is approximately $15 per hour and could increase if the applicant is a competent, responsible worker. Call Dustin at 319-465-5961 for more information.
Employment Opportunities:
Ohnward Bank and Trust is looking for a part-time student employee in the 11th or 12th grade. Week day hours are 1:00-5:00 and every Saturday from 8:15-11:30. See Mrs. Larson for more info on duties and contact information.
Commander Buildings, Inc., 22223 Highway 38 North is looking for part-time help. Main responsibilities will be painting frames that are manufactured in the shop. Hours usually begin at 3:30 and last anywhere from 1 to 2 hours on Monday through Friday. If you are interested in a career in welding, this is an opportunity to get your foot in the door. Pay is approximately $15 per hour and could increase if the applicant is a competent, responsible worker. Call Dustin at 319-465-5961 for more information.
Our Athletic Boosters are an incredible support to all of our athletic programs. For years this group has given time and funding to our athletic programs and have always been run on parent volunteer support. The biggest fundraiser for the Athletic Boosters each year is running the concession stands for our high school games. The number of volunteers for the concession stand is down and they need your help. Working in the concession stand can be a fun way to meet other people and to help contribute to our school and sports programs.
If you, or your high school aged student, is interested in volunteering some time in one of our concession stands this year, please fill out this survey and the Athletic Boosters will be in contact with you. High school students can earn silver service hours for their participation. If you have students that participate in athletics, it is a great way for you to give back to the school and those programs in a fun way.
Thanks for your consideration!
Brian Jaeger, Superintendent
If you, or your high school aged student, is interested in volunteering some time in one of our concession stands this year, please fill out this survey and the Athletic Boosters will be in contact with you. High school students can earn silver service hours for their participation. If you have students that participate in athletics, it is a great way for you to give back to the school and those programs in a fun way.
Thanks for your consideration!
Brian Jaeger, Superintendent
Admission prices for high school events have changed for the upcoming school year. It will now cost $6 to get in to HS events for all students, adults, and senior citizens. This was a decision made by the River Valley Conference.
The River Valley Conference teams also changed a little. North Cedar has left our conference and Dyersville Beckman and Maquoketa have joined.
GO PANTHERS!
The River Valley Conference teams also changed a little. North Cedar has left our conference and Dyersville Beckman and Maquoketa have joined.
GO PANTHERS!
Document below from Judy Hayen of the Monticello Schools
The District’s phone # is 319-465-3000. This will get you to a menu with the following options:
District Office—press 1
High School—press 2
Middle School—press 3
Carpenter—press 4
Shannon—press 5
Athletic Director—press 6
Bus Barn—press 7
Food Service Director—press 8
Curriculum Director—press 9
District Office—press 1
High School—press 2
Middle School—press 3
Carpenter—press 4
Shannon—press 5
Athletic Director—press 6
Bus Barn—press 7
Food Service Director—press 8
Curriculum Director—press 9
I am sending this email to be proactive in addressing an issue that has made an appearance in our school district recently. You may or may not know that the phrase, “Let’s Go Brandon” has become a part of our pop culture over the last few weeks. The phrase comes from an interview with a NASCAR driver in which the reporter thought the crowd was chanting, “Let’s Go Brandon” in the background. The crowd was actually chanting, “F*** Joe Biden”. It is easy information to find online and common knowledge that the phrase “Let’s Go Brandon” displayed on anything means, “F*** Joe Biden”. This phrase is not appropriate at school, just as any inappropriate language or other displays of inappropriate meanings are not allowed at school.
To be very clear, this is not a political statement. Students are allowed to wear clothing or display phrases that support any political party or candidate. They just can't wear clothing with something on it that is inappropriate for school and disruptive to the educational program. Students wearing something with this phrase on it will be asked to change clothes, turn it inside out, or wear something over it, before returning to class. Any repeated offenses will be considered a defiance of authority and the student will receive school consequences.
Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.
Dr. Brian Jaeger, Superintendent
To be very clear, this is not a political statement. Students are allowed to wear clothing or display phrases that support any political party or candidate. They just can't wear clothing with something on it that is inappropriate for school and disruptive to the educational program. Students wearing something with this phrase on it will be asked to change clothes, turn it inside out, or wear something over it, before returning to class. Any repeated offenses will be considered a defiance of authority and the student will receive school consequences.
Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.
Dr. Brian Jaeger, Superintendent
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Read about the Last Dollar Scholarship program to help student in post secondary education. Click HERE for the link to the story.
Monticello High School honored for safe, positive settings 2019-2020. Read the story HERE from the Iowa Department of Education.
Jones County Economic Development in partnership with Levi Architecture and other community partners, including Child Care Resource and Referral, is conducting a county-wide childcare solutions feasibility study. The purpose of the study is to collect information on the childcare needs for families, businesses, and childcare providers. If interested, please complete the Jones County Economic Development survey: https://forms.gle/ydE3UXjhekcHS79y6
Monticello Community School District
At the Board meeting on Monday night, the Board approved the appointment of Mr. Nick Schauf as High School Principal starting July 1, 2021. We are very excited to have him join our Panther family! Here is a little note from him:
I am really excited about joining Panther Nation. My family consists of my very talented wife Jenni who is also an educator and coach. We have three children: Conley who is currently in 7th grade, Landry in 4th grade, and Elise in 2nd grade. We are a very active family that encourages our kids to participate in many things. I grew up in Maquoketa and played against Monticello during high school back in the Big Bend days. My wife graduated from Tipton, so we are both familiar with the area. We look forward to raising our kids in a similar environment that we both grew up in. I enjoy cheering on the Bears, Cubs, Iowa Hawkeyes, and Duke Blue Devils.
Monticello Schools
Please welcome our new Middle School Principal, Todd Werner! Todd started in his new role yesterday. See his note below. I am very excited to be joining the Monticello Team and look forward to getting started. I was the 7-12 Principal at Belle Plaine for 7 years and prior to that I was the 7-12 Principal at WACO for four years. Before going into Administration I was a Physical Education teacher in the Linn-Mar School District at Wilkins Elementary for nine years and also spent time as a physical education and social studies teacher at Northeast Hamilton for four years and as a teacher at Wellsburg-Steamboat Rock to start my career. Throughout my career I’ve also served as a Head Boys Basketball coach and Head Girls Basketball Coach at the high school level and also served as an Assistant Women's Basketball Coach at Coe College. I’ve also coached track, golf, and football. Outside school, I spend as much time as possible doing outdoor activities like golf, hunting, and fishing. Although I may lack true skill and knowledge, I also enjoy do it yourself projects around the home. In the little remaining time I have, I also have worked as a radio broadcaster for high school basketball and football. I even had the privilege of traveling with the Iowa Hawkeye Women’s Basketball team as the radio color analyst a few years ago. My wife Paula and I have three kids; Colin (16), Brent (14), and a daughter Kendall (11) who are each very active and we love supporting them in all their activities. I look forward to meeting everyone very soon! Todd
