MHS Registration Hub

• December 19 - Work Based Learning & Wright Tech Center Presentation during FLEX
• January 6 - 11th grade Registration Presentation during FLEX
• January 7 - 10th grade Registration Presentation during FLEX
• January 6 & 7 - 9th grade Registration Presentations during Freshman Seminar classes 
• January 8 - Registration Workshop in Homeroom 
• January 9 - PSEO & College in the Schools Presentation @ 7:30am
• January 13 - Registration Information Parent Presentation @ 6pm in PAC
• January 13 - PSEO & College in the Schools Presentation @ 7pm in PAC
• January 14 - Registration Support during Office Hours before and after school
• January 15 - Registration Support during FLEX
  • 9th Grade - West Lecture Hall with Ms. Roatch
  • 10th Grade - Main Street with Ms. Proctor
  • 11th Grade - Media Center with Ms. Hughes
• January 16 - Registration Support during Office Hours before and after school 
• January 22 - REGISTRATION SHEETS DUE in Homeroom

Opportunities await in the 2025-26 school year for each of our students to maximize their high school experience. We look forward to partnering with you in that pursuit! 

Accessing your Academic Planner in Infinite Campus

Infinite has a built in report for view your student(s) progress towards graduation. The Academic Plan Progress Report reflects current, planned, and earned credits and grades.

Below are the steps to access the report: 

1. Click on "Documents" in Menu 

2. Under "Other" select Academic Plan Progress Report 

3. Select Report Options - we recommend selecting "Detail" for report type, "Select All" for more options, and "PDF" for report format

 

Earning College Credit at Monticello High School - FAQs

What is the difference between AP, CIS, and Articulated credit? 

• Advanced Placement (AP)
  • Courses are taught with nationally standardized curriculum in partnership with College Board. After successful completion of the course, students can take the associated AP content test. College credit is awarded by Colleges and Universities based on the student's score on the test. 
• College in the Schools (CIS)
  • Courses are taught by MHS teachers in partnership with colleges and universities. Students are enrolled at the University of Minnesota, Central Lakes College, Anoka Ramsey Community College, or St. Cloud State University and earn college credits upon successful completion of the class. 
• Articulated Credit
  • College credit is awarded through agreements with postsecondary institutions based on successful completion of high school course(s), and enrollment in the partnering postsecondary institution programs

Why should my student consider taking a course for college credit?

Students should consider these courses if they would like to have more intellectually challenging classes. Colleges consider the rigor of high school coursework in their admissions decisions, as it shows students' ability and willingness to work hard. Additionally, students have the opportunity to earn college credit. 

Are PSEO credits different from CIS credits? 

They are not! Through each of these programs, students are enrolled at a college or university and are earning college credits through that institution. All of these credits and grades will be the start of their college transcript. The main difference between PSEO and CIS is that courses through CIS are taken at the high school with MHS teachers, whereas PSEO courses are taken on the college campuses. 

Will the credits earned through college classes high school transfer to the college my student enrolls in? 

Short answer.. it depends! Colleges and Universities reserve the right to transferring credits based on their curriculum. The only guarantee would be attending the college that the student earned credits. To view how your student's credits will transfer, we recommend using the website Transferology  

MHS Courses for college credit

We are excited to announce the following NEW courses for the 2025-26 school year! 

Options for Work Based Learning at Monticello High School

• On the Job Training(OJT): Students will make their job part of their classroom experience. They will attend class at the high school one day per week and will work at their jobs on the remaining afternoons. Training focuses on 21st Century success skills students need to transition from school into the workforce. Students are required to work at least 40 hours per month, and provide pay stubs in class. Students must obtain a job by the start of the course, and stay employed in order to remain eligible for the class. Scheduled the last two class periods of student's day. 

• Youth Internship: Students will engage in paid work-based experiences. Students will receive assistance with internship placement from the Internship Program Coordinator. Students will demonstrate skills needed to land and secure a job, review workplace safety regulations and labor laws, and gain exposure to financial information that will aid them in immediate and long-term goal planning. 
  • Areas of focus: Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Automotive careers

• Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program: The CNA program provides classroom and clinical training for students interested in pursuing direct patient care in hospitals, nursing homes or home health care settings. The course includes orientation, classroom/lab training, and hands-on clinical training at a local healthcare facility. Upon completion of all class hours and clinicals, students will be prepared to take the state exam to be a Certified Nursing Assistant in the state of MN. This certification is a prerequisite to most LPN or RN programs in Minnesota and is valuable to anyone interested in direct patient care. 

• Youth Service-Magic Adventures: This class is for high school students who want to work at Monticello School District's before/after school child care program called Magic Adventures. This program is housed at our elementary school buildings across the district. Students will inspire, nurture, care, and lead our younger students (Pre-K to 5th grade) through a blend of education, recreation and personal development. This is a paid position and and the class is offered the last hour of the high school day. 

OJT/Youth Internship Application

Wright Tech Center Application

CNA Course & Internship Application

Youth Service - Magic Adventures Interest Form