Monticello Elementary Schools celebrate Halloween in grand style

Posted 11/4/21

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Monticello Elementary Schools celebrate Halloween in grand style

KLR Physical Education teachers were stuck with each other for better for worse, as they dressed up as Slinky Dog from Toy Story.

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"Some students thought KLR teacher Dennis Lankau's costume was "cheesy" – but who doesn't love a Cheese-It cracker? Here he is flanked by Mrs. Elyssa Olsen in her colorful costume."

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Costumes came in all shapes and sizes and this beautiful Princess Belle (aka first grader Salome Lopez Galvez) even had a tiara.

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Everyone had fun at last Friday’s Halloween Parade for the Monticello Central School District, including the ‘Big Kids.’ Here's School Resource Officer Deputy Michael Barret as "Mario", left, Cooke Assistant Principal Sarah Mootz as "Olaf" and Cooke Principal Virginia Gallet as "Anna.

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Posted Monday, May 16, 2022 3:46 pm

MONTICELLO - Elementary students throughout the Monticello Central School District celebrated Halloween on Friday, Oct. 29 as they paraded around their schools and community in costume. Led by School Resource Officers Michael Barrett and Rose Ionta in their police vehicles, students at the Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary School and George L. Cooke Elementary School showed off their costumes to an audience of their cheering classmates, teachers and staff. Students at the Emma C. Chase Elementary School paraded through the streets of the Village of Wurtsboro. The creative costumes, bright crisp skies and pure joy made for a beautiful celebration.