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A night in Paris: students prepare for Prom 2026
As prom season approaches, excitement is building among students as they prepare for one of the most memorable nights of high school. This year’s theme, Paris, has sparked anticipation, creativity, and plenty of opinions from those getting ready to attend. For many students, finding the perfect dress is one of the most important parts of…
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Student-athlete demands: physically and mentally
During the school year, MHS offers a plethora of sports and activities for the students to participate in if they choose. A great number of MHS students are involved in at least one sport or long-term activity. With choosing to be involved in either, they give up some time for schoolwork and rest. As the…
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MHS spring blood drive
The annual blood drive has arrived at Monticello High School! Many students and staff participated, and the event had a great turnout! Senior Marissa Aikman was asked about why she chose to donate; “I donated blood because I know that there is such a need for it, and it was encouraging to hear that only…
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MHS Ag plant sale
Monticello FFA acquired a greenhouse in 1999. Once the greenhouse was built, the teacher and students knew they would have big plans for it. Students who choose to take an ag horticulture class have the opportunity to experience this. Throughout the year, high school students have worked very hard and diligently to create a successful…
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Female Indoor State Track runners
Congrats to junior Alex Kessler, freshman Holden Williams, sophomore Macie Owens, and junior Taylor Mabry for making it to State for Indoor Track! MHS is proud of these dedicated athletes. Owens and Mabry are the two female athletes who made it to State. Mabry made it to State through qualifying “for the 1600m placing second…
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Finishing fourth quarter: Freshmen share feelings about the end of the year
Monticello High School students have officially begun the exciting fourth quarter. This quarter often brings more excitement than the others. Freshman are working hard to keep their grades up and preparing to do well during finals. Many students look forward to summer, especially the freshman who have experienced the major transition into high school this…
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Teacher Horror Stories: Stiverson, Moore, and Walsh
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, MHS teachers are sharing their horror stories. Today, Mrs. Stiverson talks about an ER visit, Mr. Moore reflects on a situation he’s had with an entitled athlete, and Mr. Walsh talks about his first year teaching in an alternative school in Chicago. This is today’s issue of Teacher Horror…
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Teacher Horror Stories: Kunde, Stripens, and Walk
In 1953, Eleanor Roosevelt convinced Congress to create a day to honor educators. Advocacy began with a teacher from Arkansas who wrote letters to Congress for years, and Congress declared March 7, 1980 as the first National Teacher Day. The PTA expanded this to a full week in 1984, moving it to the first full…
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Mrs Malone: a student perspective
The impact Mrs. Malone has made on her fellow staff members is very evident, but what about her impact on students? With this being their shared last year at MHS, the Lifesavers senior leaders, as well as many Thespian seniors, had a lot to say about her. Senior Reece Spainhour said, “Mrs. Malone has had…
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The heart of the cafeteria: why we love our lunch ladies
MHS’ team of lunch ladies work so hard to serve the students and staff every day, oftentimes not getting the appreciation they deserve. However, they do not go unnoticed, and today, May 1—School Lunch Hero Day—feels like the perfect time to honor them for their kind words and smiles, which make a huge difference in…