At some point in the next month, Monticello schools will have turfed its football, soccer, baseball, and softball fields.

It's been a multi-million dollar and multi-month effort and now the question becomes - what is next at Monticello schools? Superintendent Adam Clapp says it is a question being taken up by the School Board.

One Superintendent called the one-cent sales tax 'fast cash' and Clapp points out those dollars have been a huge boost to the ability to take on so much of this work at once.

Some less flashy but still necessary item the district is focused on is security. Clapp says they have a need to improve security in some areas on its campus.

For Clapp, he feels it is the little things and the big projects they are fortunate to be able to do to make learning in Monticello better and he feels fortunate to be a part of leading the charge in those efforts.