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MONTICELLO Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)
Meetings are at 7:15 p.m. and the 3rd Monday of the Month
In High School Library
PTO is an organization consisting of parents, current and retired teachers who want to help the students and teachers of Monticello Schools. The Monticello PTO benefits all students at every level in elementary, middle and high school.
Who can join PTO?
· Any teacher or staff member
· Any parent with a student in 4-year-old kindergarten through 12th grade
· Any retired teacher or staff member
· Anyone who wants to help the Monticello School District
Our Accomplishments Include:
-Annual Pony Trot 5K run/walk (established in 2016)
-Annual Euchre Tournament (established in 2016)
-Annual Envelope fundraiser (established in 2018)
-Annual Scholarships to 2-4 Seniors
-Annual $100 teacher grant per teacher to be used for items in the classroom
-Classroom treats for every grade, 4K-12th grade
-Daycare provided for elementary students during Parent/Teacher conferences
-Gaga pit, playground swing and basketball net updates, playground balls and activities as needed
-Lions Club 50/50 raffle during Monticello Spring Fling
In 2012, we donated $10,000 to Monticello Schools for playground updates
We have donated: a printer, movie screen for the gym, laminator and donated toward an ice machine.
Each year funds are donated to different school programs including:
-Pony Fund to provide limited financial assistance to students referred by a staff member
-DARE
-Canyon Camp
-Post Prom
-PBIS rewards for activities in Elementary, Middle and High Schools
PTO provides gifts, hot chocolate/coffee stations, pizza before parent/teacher conferences, monthly treats to show Monticello staff how much we appreciate them and all they are doing for our students!
To join or learn more about the Monticello PTO, please contact:
Deb Freitag, President freitde@monticello.k12.wi.us
Cindy Salas, Vice President salasci@monticello.k12.wi.us
Ann Goers, Secretary ann.goers@yahoo.com
Dana Olson, Treasurer mdolson02@tds.net
Contact at School: Andrea Trumpy