The Sage Informer

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  • MHS supports students and community in times of need

    This year, in particular, the Sage family has experienced several difficult losses. In times of need, MHS’ network of clubs and athletic programs steps up and supports the students and families who are currently struggling. LifeSavers club, in particular, is extremely active. They participate in helping students struggling with drug abuse, difficult relationships of all…

  • Showing Out For Orange Out

    Pep Club ran several events over the past several weeks to raise money in honor of Natalie McDowell. All if it culminated in a Pep Assembly on Wednesday, January 29th. Students heard from Mrs. McDowell’s husband, learned more about the St. Jude Run, and watched as their fellow classmates and teammates were pied in the…

  • Sock it to the Rockets

    The Lady Sages take on the Unity Rockets for senior night celebrating the careers of Megan Allen, Pearl Glaze, and Lucy Leatherwood. They look to add another conference win making them 6-3 in the Illini Prairie conference.  Over the season, the girls have come up with many ways to hype themselves up, the biggest being…

  • Here comes the sun: how the sun coming out sooner is affecting students’ moods

    MHS students are going through the rough of winter. Along with that come the moods of  the dark and dreary season. Some, like junior Rachel Ross, shared what helps her get through the winter months. She stated, “Honestly I think the dark months of winter have a negative effect on everyone in the school; students…

  • Sages football fans share their Sunday plans and predictions

    As Super Bowl Sunday approaches, fans in the community are gearing up for the big game with excitement and anticipation. I reached out to a few football enthusiasts to get their thoughts and predictions on the upcoming game. When asked about their Super Bowl Sunday plans, sophomore Colton Shubert shared, “I’m watching the game with…

  • Poetry Out Loud

    Poetry Out Loud is something new that’s been introduced to MHS. Students read a poem out loud to their peers; it’s a way to express their feelings and emotions through a beautiful speech. Mr. Crowhurst, the sponsor of the Creative Writing Club, said, “Poetry, to me, is our souls speaking. It’s different from traditional literature…

  • Monticello Students celebrate Super Bowl Sunday

    The Super Bowl is one of the biggest and most-watched games of the year, whether you enjoy football or not. Students at Monticello High School already have plans coming up for this year’s Bowl, which is being played on Sunday, February 9th, at 5:30 pm. Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs will take on…

  • Who Should Be The New Pep Club Sponsor?

    Pep Club is currently being run by Mrs. Stetson, but at the end of the 2025 school year, she will be leaving. The club raises lots of money for different causes, and each cause has its own fun event at Mrs. Stetson’s supervision and direction.  Mrs. Stetson has led Pep Club since she arrived in…

  • Juniors gearing up for the ACT

    The junior class is preparing to take their ACT exams that will have a big impact on their future. Most students are starting to get anxious while preparing for their exams and the second half of the semester. MHS students know how important the ACT can be. “I am stressed about taking the ACT because…

  • Sages wrestling nears the postseason

    The Monticello wrestling team is entering their final stages of the year, and they’re ready for it. The team has achieved many individual successes this year, highlighted by senior Hunter Romano’s 100th career win. When asked about his milestone, Romano said this, “It was so awesome being able to get to that mark. I felt…