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8th Grade Jeremy, Brenner, Isaiah, Makenna Not Pictured: Cooper | 7th Grade Elijah, Maria, Morgan, Rielen, & Santiago | 6th Grade Zane, Xyshon, Alex, Alexis, & Annicka |
8th Grade
7th Grade
6th Grade
Track
The first track practice will held on March 27th after school. All students, including 6th grade students, are encouraged to participate. Athletes can pick up the required paperework from the office. It is important that we have a valid physical form on file in the office. If you have any questions, please contact our athletic secretary at 360-575-7041 or by email at akennedy@longview.k12.wa.us
Track Schedule
April 17th @ Woodland (7th/8th Grade Only)
April 19th @ Hockinson (7th/8th Grade Only)
April 20th @ Mt Solo (6th Grade Only)
April 24th @ Monticello (7th/8th Grade Only)
April 26th @ Cascade (6th/7th/8th) Final Track Day for 6th Gr
May 1st @ La Center (7th/8th Grade Only)
May 3rd @ Coweeman (7th/8th Grade Only)
May 10th @ Woodland (7th/8th Grade Only)
May 16th Track Awards Cafeteria 2:30-3:30
March's Character Trait Is RESPECT
RESPECT: "to show consideration for the feelings, wishes, rights, or traditions of somone or something."
RESPECT at Monticello
The character trait that we are emphasizing in March is RESPECT. We will be teaching students how to show consideration for others feelings, wishes, and rights. We have noticed this year, that students have struggled to develop appropriate ways to communicate with their peers and with our staff. We will focus our attention on helping students work through conflict while being respectful of others.
We realize that this trait is one that goes beyond the school setting. We are asking for your help in teaching our students what it means to be respectful. Below are some challenges that we are seeing at school:
- students arguing or ignoring a staff member when they are not meeting school expectations
- students being verbally or sometimes physically aggressive towards peers when conflict occurs
- students disregarding school wide expectations such as cleaning their table after eating or keeping their hands and feet to themselves
Thank you in advance for having these conversations with your children.
Monticello Student Newspaper
Below is the link to the most recent edition of the Mustang News.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fEedEV9rMlSZPMKUTR4YM_Xlu58n43nE61qcK4OQxVg/edit?usp=sharing
Monticello Climate & Culture Survey for Parents
Monticello Spirit Wear
Our PTO has put together an online spirit wear site for students and family members to design and order their own personal school gear. Click on the following link to get started.
https://www.monticellomiddlespiritwear.com
St Patrick's Day Sale - March 15-16th
20% off Gildan Tees 8000 & 8000B
Code: LUCKY20
Garden Club At Monticello
School Yearbook Baby Photo For 8th Grade Students
Be sure to write down the name of your student once you attach the photo.
Cold Winter Weather
During lunch, we will follow the same schedule that we used before the break. Students will be expected to go outside for a portion of their lunch. Please be sure to bring a coat or warm clothing. Gloves and an umbrella are helpful as well.
Skyward Access To Check Grades
Skyward Family Access is an online tool that gives families the opportunity to participate more fully in their students’ education. It offers up-to-the-minute student information, including attendance, schedules, food service balances and immunizations. It also includes a calendar and message center.
If you have not yet obtained a username, submit an application to a school where you have a student attending. Your username will work for all active students living in your household. Each guardian may have a separate user name and password. Click here for a link to skyward family access.
If you have any questions at all regarding your child's progress or classes, you are encouraged to reach out to your child's teachers.
We believe we make a difference in the lives of our students by providing a safe and supportive environment where ALL students receive a high-quality, comprehensive education that inspires them to become life-long learners and equips them with the skills and knowledge to succeed in high school and beyond.
MONTICELLO MIDDLE SCHOOL
