The Sage Informer

Category: Clubs

  • A new chapter for the MHS library

    This year, the MHS media center is changing thanks to help from Dr. Andrews, the new library and media-center specialist. She is bringing new ideas, activities, and more ways for students to get involved.  One of the first things Dr. Andrews created was the Library Advisory Board. She started it at the beginning of the…

  • Keeping people involved

    Students are always extremely thrilled for winter events to start back up, including events like girls and boys basketball games, swim and wrestling meets, Madrigal caroling and dinners, and prep for the musical. Pep Club prepares for winter events by getting people excited. In order to do so, they plan things such as poster painting…

  • How did people do with the blood drive?

    Monticello High School’s Student Council hosted a blood drive on Friday, November 21, 2025 in order to help save lives. The Sudent Council played a huge role, providing snacks and getting people to participate. Both students and staff donated blood, and  when asked a few questions about it, there were some fun responses.  Student Council sponsor,…

  • MHS choir concert thoughts and recap

    According to “The Evolution of American Choral Music” article in The Diapason, choirs became more popular in the 20th century due to the development of radio and television, which allowed more people to listen. On November 19, 2025, Monticello High School held its winter concert in the auditorium. The music they sang was from The…

  • The annual Lifesavers retreat

    Every year, Monticello High School has a Lifesavers Retreat for all of their new members. At the retreat, they learn about the risks of suicide and substance abuse. They also do different team bonding activities and talk in smaller groups about their experiences with themselves or with someone they know. Senior leader Brady Ball was…

  • Fall Play: behind the scenes

    The fall play is a major production at Monticello High School, and this year’s show was a hit with a great turnout on both show nights. However, the show couldn’t have gone on without the hard work of people behind the scenes and the actors putting in the work for this amazing show.  A lot…

  • Inside MHS: what have our clubs been up to?

    This semester at Monticello High School has been one filled with energy, creativity, and student involvement in the several clubs that are offered.  Junior Pep Club leader, Ali Weidner, shared that the club has been putting in major effort to keep the “sage rage” at an all time high.  “At football games, there’s always a…

  • The Trials of Robin Hood: mystery and mischief hit the stage at MHS

    Forget the changing colors of leaves, and seasonal decor; this fall, all eyes were on the stage as the highly anticipated play, The Trials of Robin Hood, prepared to open. To truly understand the energy and creativity fueling the performance, it’s essential to hear from those working hard on stage, as well as those working…

  • A place to belong: Youth Alive builds faith and friendship

    The Monticello High School’s Youth Alive club started the year off with a powerful message of faith and hope during their Monday meeting, drawing about 20 students together for worship, fellowship, and a shared devotion. Their mission? To strengthen their relationship with one another and God. While building strong relationships is one of Youth Alive’s…

  • Environmental Club: advocating for a cleaner Earth

    Environmental club members are already trying new ways to help the environment.  Students of all ages participate in this club to create a cleaner earth. Just recently was the Homecoming Parade, which can cause trash to be left on the streets and sidewalks. Junior Kahla Mast, member of the Environmental Club, said, “at our last…