The Sage Informer

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  • MHS Girls Swim Team: diving into the season

    The first swim meet of the season took place at Centennial High School, which made a great environment for the Sages! Leading up to the first meet, the team had been working very hard at their late night practices, to show that they were committed and ready to compete.  All of the girls were very…

  • Sages host 5th Quarter after football game

    MHS groups united on Friday to put together the 5th quarter, a movie night that followed the Sages football game against BCC. Lifesavers, Facs club, and Pep club hosted the event at the MHS soccer field, playing The Goonies.  Lifesaver Senior Leader, Chloe Silver, was looking forward to the event. “I am looking forward to…

  • 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…

  • The importance of the Sages’ football camera crew

    The Monticello Sages Football Team plays a key role in creating school pride and spirit, but sometimes we overlook the importance of the work that takes place behind the scenes. A lot of the time, football camera crew members take on a lot of responsibility and time out of their day. Senior Gavlyn Valentine stated,…

  • Fall fashion at MHS

    Fall officially started on September 22nd, and with this, more students started embracing their fall fashion. This consisted of things like off-the-shoulder sweaters, leggings, and uggs. While these articles of clothing have been common among past years, the color brown seems to be a new trending color. Many students prefer fall clothing to what they…

  • Future teachers in the making

    Monticello High School’s Future Educators of America (FEA) club gives students a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to be a teacher, from organizing classroom materials to completing time-consuming tasks like alphabetizing, laminating, and stapling. Many FEA aides also work one-on-one with struggling students as tutors, gaining valuable hands-on experience.  This year, the Future Educators…

  • Does MHS drink too much caffeine? 

    Throughout the halls of MHS, students can be seen carrying colorful cups of energy drinks, coffee, tea, and soda.  Caffeinated drinks have been a MHS favorite this school year, but some are concerned that they’re consuming too much of them. Junior Claire Foster said, “I think about 90% of students drink caffeinated drinks everyday.” Many…

  • Girl’s golf makes history

    With the graduation of many key athletes and the bar set high from previous golf achievements, the Sages knew that they needed to work hard and be there for each other this season, and that’s exactly what they did. The MHS Girl’s Golf Team has had a great season so far, with many invite wins;…

  • From Powderpuff to the big game: Homecoming recap

    Every year, students count down the days until Homecoming Week so that they can partake in many spirit-filled festivities. MHS staff members and students worked very hard to make it a week filled with fun for the Sages. Mrs. Allen and all of the Student Council were especially important in guaranteeing that Homecoming Week was…

  • How do students feel about the new school year?

    The new school year has started, and students already have a lot to say about how it’s going. Some are stressed about tough classes, while others are excited about sports, clubs, and everything that comes with being back in school. For some, the workload feels heavy. Junior Claire Foster explained, “This school year has been…