Milton High School Weekly Updates
3/1/2024
Important Dates to Remember
March 5-No school- Full Day Professional Development
March 14-Early Release MPS
March 21-Conferences (Regular School Day)
March 29-No School - Good Friday
Congratulations to our 2nd Quarter Honor Roll Recipients!
12th Grade High Honors
Elizabeth Aguilar, Catherine Best, John Best, Samuel Boucher, Nathaniel Brown,
Aidan Crummey, Violet Figuerido, Kathryn Gannon, Donna Gauvin, Luke Haley, John Henry, John Hicks, Lucille Hollingsworth-Hays, Ilya Kushnarev, Julia Levreault, Charles Little, Alessandra Lyons, Mary Maloney, Julia Mangum, Moses Mann, Neave Martin, Rory Martin, Jack McAnulla, David Mitchell, Lily Muir, Caroline O'Leary, Alannah O'Neill, Casey Olsen, Mason Pellegri, Elana Pukel, Kai Quinones, Owen Quirion, Cora Redmond, Ava Regan, Samira Sabat, Onasis Sanchez, Daniel Steinberg, Zachary Stowell, Michael Sullivan, Joseph Taylor, Colin Truong, Leonard Wall, Tatum York
11th Grade High Honors
Catalina Abboud, Lawson Beaudoin, Reilly Bergin, Raphael Bezy, Daniel Bienick, Philippe Bienick, Sydney Burns, Megan Carew, Tamara Carter, Tadhgie Cross, Nathan DaSilva, Sadie Doten, Reagan Gilmartin, Isabelle Gobbi, Kevin Gomes, James Goodman, Niamh Guilderson, Leif Harris, Olivia Hart, Odia Iyamu, Luka Juric, Orlaith Killion, Jack Kunkel, Keira Lally, Victoria Lundeen, William MacQuarrie, William Malec, Christopher Mancini, Sebastian Mann, Mae McKenna, Abigail McMenamy, Isabella Murphy, Decarla Nelson, Jack O'Mahony, Phoebe Panucci, Adrian Pena, Nicholas Pulgini, Kamal Rezk, Sadie Ruth, Gretel Schewe, Omar Solomon, Sadie Steuterman, Marcus Tran, Schmaelle Trazil, Lauren Truong, Lydia Turner, Maxwell Weinstein, Ida Zoll, Ryan Zukowski
10th Grade High Honors
Anna Alvarova, Sarah Clarke, Zahria Daley, Ryan Denny, Emma Dhima, Lia Duran, Mary Fundling, John Ghelli, Penelope Jain, Oliver Jones, Emily King, Kelly Le, Sharon Liu, Mary Lovett, Kaya Malkovich, Elizabeth Maye, Sophie McEttrick, Declan Mulderry, Fedor Myshkin, Kayla Nguyen, Tony Nguyen, Adaora Nkanyimuo, Odera Nkanyimuo, Ariel LePhong, Sofie Profit, Layla Raymond, Vivienne Renaud, William Rhee, Abigail Scheller, Jacqueline Segall, Maya Sekhar, Nicole Sun, Melody Tran, Angela Truong, Elaina Wong, Abraham Woodhams, Melina Zullas
9th Grade High Honors
Camila Abboud, Annaliese Aguilar, Lila Asanza, Chloe Bergeron, Piper Bergin, Abigail Bohlin, Jacob Carlin, Tess Carroll, Helena Case, Nathan Chan, Keira Clark, Emma Clarke, Nora Conti, Audrey Cunningham, Sophie Derwinski, Hanna Do, Alexandra Drane, Yvens Duclair, Madyn Dwyer, Jack Fuller, Kevin Gordon, Amelia Greene, John Griffin, Daxton Jesser, Maxwell Johnson, Sara Khan, Aidan Leschuk, Ella Levreault, John Lydon, Brayden MacLeod, Willa McClutchy, Timothy McDevitt, Greta McGee, Brynn Midura, Maya Mitchell, Ben Neugebauer, Delia Neugebauer, Sofia Nitolo, Madison Patel, Samuel Rukstalis, Sofia Serpa, Peter Skutnik, Samara Solomon-Sanneh, Avery Squiciarino, Zoe Sullivan, Evelyn Toth, Nathan Turner, Daniel Winterberg, Julia Wojcik, Olivia Wolfson
12th Grade Honor Roll
Hilda Alexis, Grace Analetto, Isabel Appleman, Lucy Asanza, Sebastienne Bleau, Emily Bohlin, Lily Brockmyre, Emma Buckley, Cormac Burke, Benjamin George Stayer Caledonia, Karim Camara, Ella Cantor, Greta Cardoza, Alec Carew, Myah Cenafils, Kylie Chamberlin, Taylor Chan, Wyatt Changizi, Kylie Chin, Lauren Ciavattone, Jacob Claudomir, Ferris Collins, Owen Creamer, Colin Crehan, Catherine Curley, Atticus D'Alessandro, Neve D'Arcy, Kyle Denny, Natalia Diaz, Maxwell Dunn, David Erhabor, Cara Facey, Milan Fergus, Alexander Files, Hannah Finn, Sean Finn, Juno Forgues-Gilbert, John Gillooly, Miguel Gomes-Voss, Benjamin Gray, Daniel Gray, Jack Haney, Lee Haney, Margaret Harris, Lucas Hartford, Abdallah Hassan, Charles Heffron, William Heffron, Margaret Henry, Julia Higgins, Quinton Hopkins, Elias Howland, Abigail Hunt, Madison Hunt, Fayola Jean-Baptiste, Mia Jilani, Loren Johnson, Samantha Kelly, Elisa Ketler, Tucker Korman, Anna Labbe, Zoie Lebron, Chaliss Leoutsakos-Gustave, Molly Lovett, Tyler Lum, Reagan Mahoney, Niamh Mannion, Noelle Martin, Christina McA'Nulty, Jaeden McCabe, Rowan McCullough, Jack McDermott, Alexander McEttrick, Mark Michalski, Patrick Miller, Isaac Moy, Meghan Mylod, Abigail Naide, Luke Naughton, Abigail Navas, Sofia Navas, Daytona Newsam, Ankien Nguyen, David Nguyen, Jack Nolan, Jenna Nolan, Kiera Nosal, Ethan Nowak, Mary O'Keefe, Osalele Ohanmu, Roman Padera, Mickey Paquette, Rogan Pater, Ani Phung, Fionnuala Queally, Marguerite Renaud, William Renz, Joshua Ricciardi, Rasheed Roc, John Ryan, Andrew Scapicchio, Maeve Sheehan, Nolan Shinney, Lucille Stirling, Tessa Stoelk, Tanner Sutherland, Cameron Theberge, Daniel Thomas, Ethan Tran, Van Tran, Nina Truog, Celia Vitti, Jocelyn Vrettas, Griffin White, Jaylah White, Thomas Withington, Taylor Xu, Lily Yuen
11th Grade Honor Roll
Dorian Abraham, Julie Affanato, Alexander Alexis, Grace Altieri, Damien Anesi, Nicholas Antoniewicz, Zee Athavale-Fitton, Charles Baltay, Abigail Barr, Avery Black, Ellie Blalock, Anne Boles, Dylan Boyer, Eilie Boylan, Mairead Brien, Malachi Buchanan, Ava Butler, Ildi Bylyshi, Margaret Carr, Kayshana Charles, Anna Chave, Matthew Chin, Catherine Coggins, Madelyn Coles, Aedan Cooper, Liam Corey, Liliana Correia, Owen Crowley, Stephy Dai, Emerson Decourcey, Teagan Delaney, Theo Dhami, John Dickens, Camille Donovan, Colin Donovan, Emily Drane, Christopher Ennis, Owen Farley, Jordan Fogarty, Ryan Fulton, Nicolas Gern, Colin Glazer, Luke Grant, Christian Gray, Nicholas Gray, John Higgins, Caelin Howley, Lila Hunt, Ivie Iriowen, Ronan Kelly, Braden Kennedy, Molly King, Simon Kosiba, Lily Kovacs, Isabella Lee, Lucie Lloyd-Farber, Jennifer Lo, Scott Longo, Maxine Loranger-Milt, Jessica Mancini, Eloy Mariluz, Ella McDermott, Sophia McFadden, Rachel McNulty, Colby Moskos, Colm Mulhall, Margaret Mullen, Seamus Mulligan, Ann Nguyen, Hanh-Xuan Nguyen, Fraylin Nin-Cruz, Chase Nixon, Robinson Nobles, Ronan O'Connor, Patrick O'Donnell, Owen O'Donoghue, Vincent Osazee, Jacqueline Paquette, Benjamin Parmele, Charles Pearson, Keira Pham, Ryan Phan, Ariana Pina, Isabella Polanco, Jack Prince, Maya Ramadan, Aidan Reilly, Eliot Repko, Clodagh Riordan, Josalyn Scanlan, Liam Shields, Danilo Silva, Charles Slate, Amelia Spinale, Brady Sturdivant, William Synnott, Elizabeth Szymanski, Nathan Tran, William Tran, Jackson Wagner, Leo Waldbaum, Izabel Walker, Ila Wick, Howard Williamson
10th Grade Honor Roll
Evan Abramovitz, Pablo Aldecoa, Saadoon Alsaedi, Griffin Angus, Alexander Araujo, Trinity Atkins James, Lillian Babb, Lulu Baylon, Taiga Berberich, Jessica Bethea, Kate Bridges, Macy Burns, Luke Bushell, Lucy Caldwell, Abigail Cantor, Anthony Carbone, Elias Caros, Malvin Carvalho, Talia Cecere, Bora Ceranoglu, Patrick Collins, Eylon Craghead-Goldman, Orla Crosse, Quinn Cushing, Aine D'Arcy, Jordyn DaSilva, Julia Delaney, Enzo Doiron, Lauren Ellis, Isabela Fernandez, Victoria Fish, Bryce Fletcher, Tahlia Flores, Dylan Foley, Celia Frank-McKnight, Luke Gimbrone-Naviloff, Noelle Gorham, Shannon Hale, Mairin Hart, Delia Henry, David Heraldo, Caleb Heyward, Finn Hunt, Zachary Hyne, Dobie Illich, Gwendolyn Johnston, Ryan Kelly, Daniel Lee, Evangeline Leeman-Weil, Andrew Lesser, Daria Malik, Gloria-McCaye Malin, Maxwell Malouf, Thomas Mannion, Charlize Mariluz, Patrick Mason, Michael McGee, Asher Meyers-Light, Nathaniel Miller, Nicholas Miller, Taya Ann Miller,, Ada Mitchell, Cullen Morrissey, Kathryn Mulhall, John O'Brien, Vivian O'Neil, Grace Pater, Justin Pires, Grace Porter, Marcus Pukel, Xiomara Quinones, Samantha Quirion, Bryan Feliz, Aidan Rowley, Dominic Schettino, Colby Schleicher, Mia Schwendenman, Katherine Scott, Jaydeep Sekhar, Rayan Serifovic, Aubrey Sharples, Audrey Sullivan, John Henry Sullivan,, Teagan Sweeney, Nayeli Thayer, Fiona Tobin, Alessandra Tuozzolo, Arseniy Vdovin, Bridget Wall, Emily Warren, Daniella Yaranga,, Florian Zoll
9th Grade Honor Roll
Madeline Allen, Caroline Baker, Andrew Balestra, Ella Beardsley, Robert Beato, Tyler Bertrand, Kayden Boyer, Allison Boynton, Emma Bridges, Kagan Brien, Paige Cameron, Antonio Campos, Michael Canale, Carson Cesar, Laila Clarke, Nicole Conneely, Rafael Corcoran, Francisco-Sam Correia, Myles Craig, Daniel Cullinan, Lexin Davis, Sydney Deas-Theodat, Jesse DeLeo, Claire Deren, Benjamin Doak, Theodore Dunn, Naomi Ehui, Amelia Ejigu, Riley Ellis, Savannah Ennis, Elijah Etheart, Olivia Femino, Grace Fernald, Sophie Fish, Victoria Fleming, Rois Aine Gannon, Sebastian Gobbi, Anne Goode, Cameron Gormley, Sienna Griffith-Le Maitre, Nathaniel Guthrie, Owen Guthrie, Ethan Hale, Jay'Von Hall, Justin Hamel, Grace Harris, Thomas Hayden, Emily Heaton, Charlotte Hegarty, Conor Higgins, Thomas Hollien, Ella Hunt, Logan Jackson, Zoe Jones, Isabelle Jones-Conklin, Kaylee Kellici, Jack Kelly, Sean Kelly, Claire King, Madeline King, Richard Lee, Matthew Lei, Nicholas Lomanto, Reese Longo, Fritzson Louis-Charles, Grace Lusa, Nathan Luu, Christina MacQuarrie, James Malec, William Mannix, Sarah McDaniel, Grace McDonough, Julia Meyer, Benjamin Midura, Peter Mullen, Jack Naughton, Robert Naumes, Daryl Nguyen, Alex Nowak, Ellie O'Connor, Avery O'Neill, Kendra Oppong, Anne Palmer, Gabrielle Petty, April Pichardo, Tyler Platt, Paige Plunkett, Nicholas Power, Devin Prince, Chaz Putman, Dylan Raffle, Jules Repko, Alice Resnick, Scarlet Richardson Ellement, Julian Rowan, Luke Rowley, Caitlin Sanchez, Analeah Segura Fernandes,, Angelina Serwetman, Yiyang Jonah Shen, Charlotte Sia, Michael Slade, Grace Stevens, Elizabeth Stoddard, Molly Sutphin, Nolan Sweeney, Jordan Thompson, Gideon Toth, Noah Tran, Georgia Tretinik, Averlyn Truong, Ella Turner, Emily Vogel, Grace Weddleton, Katherine Whelpley, Morgan Xu, Sahana Zauls
MHS Student Leaders Mindful Mondays
Milton High School Student Leaders are happy to announce their March initiative of Mindful Mondays! These student run mindful activities will take place during advisory and after school every week for the month of March. Anyone and everyone is welcome to join - be sure to check out the specific events down below and ask any leaders questions!
Dual Enrollment Family Info Night
Parents/Guardians of students currently enrolled in Honors PreCalculus, Honors Statistics, or Honors Calculus are invited to attend Dual Enrollment Family Info Night on Thursday, March 7 at 5pm. This event will be held over Zoom at the following link:
https://miltonps-org.zoom.us/j/94453974412
Meeting ID: 944 5397 4412
Culture Fair at Milton High School
The Asian Culture Club, along with the French Club & Hispanic Culture Club, would like to welcome the whole Milton community to their annual Culture Fair at the Milton High School Library on Friday March 15, 6-8pm. There will be plenty of fun interactive activities for children such as arts and crafts, mask making, dragon dance, ping pong tables, karaoke, and a photo booth. There will be a bake sale at this event where you can try out yummy goodies such as empanadas and dumplings. The proceeds go to support future student-led events like this one. We look forward to seeing our Milton family and friends at this wonderful event in celebrating our town's diversity!
MHS Athletics
Ski Team News: There was more slush than snow to end the ski season, but fun was had by all! And congratulations to Casey Olsen who competed in the 2024 MIAA State Alpine Tournament at Wachusett Mountain. Well Done, Casey!
Congratulations are in order as Mason Pellegri becomes the first three time MIAA State Champion at 215 lbs in Milton High School history! Big congrats to Mason and his MHS Coaches!
Good luck to our MHS Dance Team who is competing in the State Championship tomorrow at Framingham High school starting at 10:30!!
Good luck to Charlie Heffron, Zakai Perkins, Luke Hartford and Ferris Collins as they compete tomorrow in the New England Regionals at the Reggie Center starting at 4pm! They are competing in the 4 x 200 meter relay and Zakai is also competing in the 55 meter hurdles!
Boys Hockey lost a hard fought game to North Andover in the Div 2 State Tournament this week to end their season.
Girls Hockey plays on after beating Norwood 3-0 in the first game of the playoffs. Goals by Mary Lovett (2) and Nayeli Thayer; shutout for Lila Chamoun (10th of season) and Belt to Mary Lovett! The team advances to Sweet 16 to face Pembroke on Saturday 3/2 (tomorrow) at 12:00pm @ Hobomock Ice Arena. Tickets available at this link.
Spring Athletics Registration is OPEN! Be sure to register for your spring sport as we are just one month from tryouts. If you have already registered for a sport this year, all you need to do is update your registration and add the spring sport. Do not forget to click the "Submit Registration" button to complete the process. Additionally, all physicals need to be up-to-date in order to try out. Please check the Spring 2024 Cleared List to ensure we have an updated physical (within 13 months).
Register here. Please contact Laura Conachy with questions.
FirstView Bus Tracking App is Live!
We are excited to be piloting the FirstView Bus Tracking App in Milton this spring. If your child takes the bus and you would like to live track their bus, follow these simple steps:
Download the FirstView App from the app store.
Enter your name and contact information
Confirm your account via email
Choose Massachusetts
Choose Milton SD
Enter the MPS code: V2GD
Choose your child’s AM Route (note that Milton - 10A7B11C stands for buses 10A, 7B,11C) Your child’s bus number is on their bus pass.
Ignore MID Route
Choose your child’s PM Route
Choose your communication preferences
Add a second student if needed.
You can now track your child’s bus in real time!
All details on FirstView can be found here.
Issues with the app can be resolved by FirstView by calling the toll-free phone number 888-889-8920 from 7am -5pm; emailing Customer Support at support@firstviewapp.com; using the in-app “✉” button to provide feedback. Questions about the bus? Email bus@miltonps.org.
Please be sure to still be at the bus stop ten minutes before your scheduled time, as the bus tracking could be off by a few minutes. Tracking is best used for longer delays or issues. Thank you for piloting FirstView with us as we all work together to make our transportation system better for everyone!
School Breakfast Week March 4-8
Aloha, friends! Join us in celebrating the rich tradition of breakfast during National School Breakfast Week from March 4-8, and ensuring every child has access to a nutritious meal at school. Let's spread the spirit of ohana and foster a community where every child can thrive. Join us for breakfast every day this week—it's FREE for all students, always! Enjoy raffles, prizes, and don't forget to try our new Yogurt Parfaits!
School Committee - FY '25 Budget Hearing
Invitation from the Milton School Committee: You are invited to participate in the Open Public Hearing to discuss all matters relating to the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 Budget
- Wednesday, March 6 at 6:45pm
- Milton Access Cable Studio, Room 245, Milton High School
- Via Zoom: https://miltonps-org.zoom.us/j/94736752818
- Webinar ID: 947 3675 2818
If you are unable to participate, please feel free to email comments/questions to the Milton School Committee at schoolcommittee@miltonps.org.
School Building Committee Information Sessions
The School Building Committee (SBC) is holding three Information Sessions for MPS parents/guardians and Milton Community members. All are welcome at whichever session best fits your schedule. SBC members will share updates on the project and upcoming next steps. The three sessions will be:
- March 5 at 7 pm Zoom Webinar, use this link
- March 7 at 9:15 am, Cunningham Hall
- March 11 at 6:30 pm, MHS auditorium
Spring Lockdown Drill
As is our usual practice, each school will hold an unannounced Lockdown Drill before the end of the school year. Upon hearing the lockdown announcement, students and staff use the knowledge gained during previous training and drills and enter into lockdown. Milton Police are on the scene and quickly assess the building, preparing feedback for each school. The entire drill takes under 30 minutes, and while the drill is unannounced, students and staff are aware the event is a drill shortly after the lockdown announcement.
While we all wish these drills were unnecessary, we have to work within the current reality facing schools today and prepare for these unlikely but potential events. As always, we appreciate our ongoing partnership with Milton Police and Fire and the support of MPS parents and guardians.
Milton Coalition - Screenagers Follow Up
From the Milton Coalition: If you are parenting children of any age, these films are for you. Over 200 Milton residents viewed the first Screenagers movie since our screening on January 23rd. Parts 2 and 3 are coming up in March. Show up in person to take part in the panel discussion with local experts – ask questions, build community, know that we are all dealing with common issues, and we can often help each other, just by listening. On-line viewing will open for Milton residents after each in-person screening. Sign up to get the Milton Coalition newsletter and link at www.milton-coalition.org.
- Screenagers Next Chapter: Mental Health in the Digital Age. March 4, 7pm – 8:30pm, Milton Public Library, Keys Room. Film followed by a panel discussion featuring Community Social Worker, Anne Grossman, and Pierce Health Teacher, Brendan Bonn. This film is being used in some Pierce health classes. TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9Kp6s_PK3k
- Screenagers Under the Influence: Vaping, Drugs & Alcohol in the Digital Age. March 27th, 7pm – 8:30pm, Milton Public Library, Keys Room. Film followed by panel featuring MHS Asst. Principal Brian Mackinaw, and School Resource Officer, Maria Martin. This film was viewed by all MHS students in January. TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOia6d4demo
MPS Logo Process
As you may have seen in the recent update from the Superintendent, we are beginning the process of looking at our district and school logos, keeping our mascots but reimagining them in ways that are uniquely MPS. We know that each school identifies with and takes pride in their individual mascot and as part of this process we hope to unify the school mascots and logos under an umbrella district logo.
With that in mind, we'll be asking students for their input this month, with a few questions about what their mascot means to them and an invitation to draw their school mascot. We want to hear from students in each of our schools about the qualities they want to see in their mascot, what it might look like, and what it should represent about their school. This is just one of many ways that we are working to engage our students in being a leading voice in their education. Giving students voice and leadership is a key to establishing a culture that is welcoming, engaging, and impactful.
Junior Class: NACAC National College Fair Boston
The National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) invites students, parents, and counselors to explore the college search process at the NACAC National College Fair in Boston held on Thursday, May 2, 2024 from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. and Friday, May 3, 2024 from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. The fair will be held at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.
Highlights of this year's fair include Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) and Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) focused areas, workshops covering topics such as college essays and financial aid, and access to the College Advising and Financial Aid Center.
Register for free early to take full advantage of our MatchMaking feature *What is MatchMaking? At the time of registration, students will select the attributes that are most important to them in a college. They will then receive an email that best matches them to the specific colleges and universities based on the criteria they provide. They will then reference this email on the day of the fair to connect with their best matches!
Students planning to attend should REGISTER ONLINE HERE and print their personal barcode to bring to the fair. This will allow Colleges and Universities to scan your barcode and put you on their mailing lists. In addition, the fair will provide students with an excused absence verification form to bring back to Milton High.
Innovative Pathways-Schools to Careers
Innovative Pathways allow students early insight to careers that suit their interests and abilities and encourage paths that they may not otherwise have discovered. Our partners, School to Careers and MassHire, provide Milton students opportunities to forge these discoveries. Both will help connect students with local employers in specific industries for our Internship Program and help to offer real life work experiences for our students in our Career Readiness class.
Click here for specific programs that may interest you. This will be updated as more opportunities are confirmed. Contact Joyce White with any questions jwhite@miltonps.org.
AP Exam Fees
400 students will take 1,000 AP Exams this May between Monday, May 6 and Friday, May 17. The full AP Exam Schedule is available on the CollegeBoard’s website. Payments for AP Exams were due November 1, 2023. If you have not paid AP exam fees yet, please visit the high school website and click on the red "quicklink" circle with the $ in it. "AP Exam Fees" are the very top option, and each exam is $98. Seniors who have not paid AP Exam fees will not be able to complete senior sign out or receive their diplomas. If you still owe this fee, you have received an email from Mrs. Meyer (bmeyer@miltonps.org), the AP Coordinator. Thank you for your prompt attention to this obligation.
Senior Class Information
Suggested Senior Activities Fee
A huge thank you to the 140 families who have contributed $15,500 for the suggested senior activity fee of $75 per student. The deadline to pay the suggested fee is this Friday, March 1.
We have estimated that the total cost for parent-organized senior activities for the class of 275 students will be approximately $22,000 (Lawn signs $4500, Clap-out buses $3600, Field Day $10,000, Senior lunch - $3000). All seniors will participate in all Senior Week events, regardless of parent contribution. If you are in a position to give less money or not contribute at all, that is fine. If you are in a position to cover your own student and perhaps a part of another student's cost (or any additional amount), that's great!
After March 1, the senior parent volunteers will evaluate what we have raised through this parent ask and then look to supplement with fundraising.
To make a payment:
- Use this link to donate through Square
- Drop a check made out to the MHS PTO to the MHS main office.
- We ask that this suggested senior activities fee be paid by Friday, March 1, so we can start placing orders.
On behalf of the Class of 2024 - thank you!
Michelle Cardoza (ashergreta@gmail.com), Megan Renaud (megmont26@yahoo.com). Stephanie O’Keefe (sastruck1@aol.com), and the Senior Class Parent Volunteers
FAFSA Information
The 2024-25 FAFSA is available, and all seniors applying to postsecondary education are encouraged to apply for need-based financial aid. Complete the FAFSA as soon as possible at fafsa.gov. For anyone needing help with the FAFSA, there are virtual events offering one-on-one expert assistance:
- FAFSA Day events: Join a Monday session offered once a month from February until May to get FAFSA questions answered.
Because of the FAFSA delays, many colleges are delaying their deposit dates from May 1 to June 1. Check the colleges' websites to find out.
Update Naviance
Seniors are asked to update their admissions decisions on Naviance, so that the scatterplots are accurate for the class of 2025. Do this by logging into Naviance, navigating to the "Colleges I'm applying to" page, and looking for the pencil icon to the right of each college.
MassHire Free Training Opportunities
Seniors who do not plan to attend college still need post secondary training! MassHire and Massachusetts Labor and Workforce Development are committed to providing communities with accessible adult education and opportunities for skill development. Inclusive and affordable education can have a profound impact on individuals and the community as a whole. Additionally, SSTI (South Shore Regional Technical Institute) offers a free 13-week program, funded by a CTI Grant initiative, to train underemployed and unemployed individuals in key trades such as Automotive, HVAC, Landscaping, Carpentry, and Metal Fabrication/Welding. Classes will run Sept- Dec 2024 from 4 pm to 8 pm, Mondays- Thursdays, And the MASSHire business team will assist students with job placements.
Financial Aid Workshops
MEFA offers some excellent workshops for families navigating the college and financial aid process. Click the links to register for upcoming webinars:
- Applying for College Scholarships: Tues, March 5th at 6:30 p.m.
- Financial Aid 101: Wed, March 13th at 6:30 p.m.
Who's Who at MHS
Principal Karen J. Cahill, kcahill@miltonps.org
Vice Principal Ngoc Tran, ntran@miltonps.org
Vice Principal Brian Mackinaw, bmackinaw@miltonps.org
Nurse Shannon Aikey, saikey@miltonps.org
Administrative Assistant Jenn McCullough, jmccullough@miltonps.org
Adminstrative Assistant Tyler Urso, turso@miltonps.org
Community Service & Employment Opportunities
Are you looking for community service opportunities? Throughout the year you will be able to access any community service opportunities here. There are already several opportunities available for students to volunteer. Get involved now! If you are looking for employment or internship opportunities this page will be updated throughout the year.
Milton High School
Email: kcahill@miltonps.org
Website: https://www.miltonps.org/mhs/
Location: 25 Gile Road, Milton, MA, USA
Phone: (617)-696-4470