ARCHIVED MHS SEPTEMBER 2024

• 9/29 - Millis Boosters Back to School 5k

• 10/11 - Early dismissal
  

• 10/14 - No School: Columbus/Indigenous People's Day

• 10/15 - 10/18 Spirit Week
  Tuesday 10/15 - USA theme

  Wednesday 10/16 - Jerseys vs Jersey Shore

  Thursday 10/17 - Millis Pride

  Friday 10/18 - Class color (Seniors - black, Juniors - white, Sophomores - blue, Freshman - red)

• 10/17 - Homecoming Football Game - Kickoff 6:00 pm

• 10/18 - Homecoming Dance 6:00pm - 9:00 pm

• 10/22 - School Picture Day

• 10/24 - Evening Parent/Guardian Teacher Conferences

• 10/26 - Pre - ACT 8:00am (arrive at 7:50am)

• 10/26 - PSAT 8:30am (arrive at 8:20am)
  

• 11/26 - Daytime Parent/Guardian Teacher Conferences

Dear Millis High School Families,

This weekend, we are excited to welcome back the Class of 1974, who will be celebrating their 50th reunion! I just wrapped up a school tour this afternoon with members of the class and they seem like an awesome group. It was special to hear about their former teachers and administrators as we toured the building.

It has been a busy week here at MHS, filled with excitement and engagement. Our Student Council successfully ran their first entire school assembly, where various clubs shared their announcements, and we celebrated our Students of the Month. A special highlight was our student Mohawk Council's presentation, which provided valuable insights into the history of the Iroquois. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to learn and appreciate past history. You can find pictures of the event below in this newsletter.

In the classroom this week, I was able to visit to Mr. Fallon’s physical education class where I had the pleasure of learning and playing pickleball alongside some of our sophomores. In Ms. Ziemba's AP Psychology class, I was impressed to see students visually organizing and grappling with the sequence of neurons firing when the human hand touches something hot. This afternoon I joined Mr. Fallon's history class out on the Mohawk Trail to learn more about the Five Nations of the Iroquois. Check out our student art work in the newsletter below!

I would like to extend my heartfelt thank you to Ms. Dunn and Ms. Knabel for their expertise during our evening parent presentation on college admissions. Their guidance and insights were invaluable for many of our families navigating this important process.

Good luck to the girls’ volleyball teams who are playing at home tonight! The freshmen game will start at 4:45, JV at 5:45 and varsity will be starting at 6:45. Our football team will be away Saturday at 12:00 against Blackstone-Milliville. Go Mohawks!

Lastly, I am excited to participate in the Millis’ Boosters Back to School 5K Race this Sunday morning. I encourage everyone to come out and join us for a fun day of community and fitness!

Have a great weekend,

Patrick Nash

Principal

Millis High School

Attention Parents/Guardians of Juniors

Millis High School will be offering the PSAT-NMSQT to juniors on Saturday, October 26th.

The PSAT, or Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, is a “practice” version of the SAT, one of two college entrance exams available to students. It is an excellent predictor of how a student will score on the SAT. The PSAT helps prepare our juniors for the SAT, which they will be taking this coming Spring. The PSAT/NMSQT will help students better understand their abilities, determine eligibility for national scholarships and recognition programs, and enable them to receive information directly from colleges. We recommend that all juniors take the PSAT.

On October 26th, the exam will begin at 8:30am. Students should arrive by 8:20am to find their room assignments, and come prepared with a chromebook, charger, several number two pencils and a calculator. The exam requires approximately 2½ hours. Students may expect to finish between 11:00am-11:30pm. All students will be dismissed at the same time. Please contact Riley Dunn rdunn@millisschools.org with any questions.

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Attention Parents/Guardians of Sophomores:

Millis High School will be offering the Pre-ACT to sophomores on Saturday, October 26th, starting at 8am. The Pre-ACT is a practice ACT, one of the two college entrance exams available to students. No preparation is required for the Pre-ACT. The Pre-ACT is a multiple choice test consisting of questions in English, Math, Reading, and Science.

On October 26th, students should arrive at 7:50am to find their room assignments and come prepared with several number two pencils and a calculator. The exam requires approximately 3 ½- 4 hours, so students should expect to finish between 11:30am - 12:00pm. All students will be dismissed at the same time.

Grade 9 postural screening will begin in October. The purpose of the postural (scoliosis) screening is to find early signs of possible spinal problems in children grades 5th-9th. If the nurse has any concerns she will notify you. The students will be screened individually.

Grade 10 will begin mandated screening in November. This screening includes height, weight, vision and hearing. This will take place in the health office.

If your child has already been screened by your doctor and you wish to opt out of any of the screenings or if you have any questions please email Lynn Molinari

Massachusetts Mandatory Health Screenings

September 2024 Results

Grade 9 nominees: Kelly Parikh, Ashley Chase, Cesar Vargas, Jocelyn Bibeau, Liam Vautour, Filo Mikhaeli, Lauren Blake, Willow Saegh

Winner: Ashley Chase: "Ashley is a very hardworking student. She pays attention to detail and is so supportive of her classmates. She truly is a ray of sunshine to have in class."

Grade 10 nominees: Lucy Fuentes, Nora Doherty, Harrison Loer, Logan Bertolet, Tony Cancel

Winner: Tony Cancel: "Tony has been working really hard in classes and is completing all work on time. He has been going for extra help when needed. Tony participates in class and he is friendly, polite and inclusive."

Grade 11 nominees: Issac Chen, Marina Arian, Phoenix Silva, Lilliana Pallaza

Winner: Phoenix Silva (nominated TWICE): "Phoenix is a hard worker and contributes a lot in the classroom. Phoenix is usually smiling and bringing a positivity to any situation. Phoenix works really well with classmates and never complains about being asked to do something. Really glad we have Phoenix back this year!" and "Phoenix's participation, insight, and subtle acting skills have greatly enhanced our Period 5 American Literature class."

Grade 12 nominees: William Ferguson, Bella Michaud Huang, Maggie Doherty

Winner: Maggie Doherty: "Maggie is an example of a truly kind human being. She will do whatever it takes to make someone feel included and comfortable. She is active in sports and clubs and always does her best on her schoolwork. In class she is a positive classmate who contributes and is polite and attentive. Even with all her activities, she will always give just a little more when asked and she does things well and in a timely manner."

The Class of 2028 has elected their Student Council officers for the 2024-2025 school year. Mrs. Marcone and Mrs. Knabel will serve as their co-advisors for the next four years. Congratulations to the following students:

President: John Abraham

Vice President: Keira Davis

Secretary: Charlotte Hickey

Treasurer: Xander Hafford

Class Representatives:

• Caroline Connors

• Cassidy Cook

• Brianna Hinkley

• Bella Giargiari

This week the Student Council hosted an all school assembly to welcome students and inform them about the extracurricular opportunities available this year. Students heard from their class advisors and were also introduced to the many club offerings by the Club Officers.

A wide range of High School clubs and activities are on offer to students this year, with some meeting during lunch breaks and others before or after school. The meeting schedule can be seen below:

It's been a busy first month in the Millis High School art room.

Art, Design, and New Media students have been exploring the basics of digital drawing with a variety of projects using Google Drawing and web-based kleki.com.

Students in Art 1 have been practicing strategies for observational drawing including upside-down drawing, blind contour and modified contour exercises.

Take a look at some of their impressive cross-contour drawings.

Art 2 and 3 students revisited chalk pastels with these groovy lava lamp drawings.

Here are the daily themes for Spirit Week:

Tuesday 10/15 - USA theme

Wednesday 10/16 - Jerseys vs Jersey Shore

Thursday 10/17 - Millis Pride

Friday 10/18 - Class color (Seniors - black, Juniors - white, Sophomores - blue, Freshman - red)

High School picture day will be Tuesday, October 22. Order forms can be downloaded from the High School website.

Seniors should refer to the Yearbook classroom for portrait information.

The Boosters Back to School 5k and 1 mile fun run is on Sunday September 29!

The Millis Girls Softball Board is holding a meet and greet at Victory Lane on Thursday, October 3, from 7-9 pm. Please join the Board and other Millis Parents & Guardians for a fun night of music bingo and learn how you can get involved.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for your enthusiastic participation in our Open House last night! It was wonderful to see so many new and familiar faces, and the energy you brought into our building truly made the event a success. Your engagement in your children’s education is invaluable, and I appreciate your continued support. We have linked the Open House presentation below.

This week in the classroom, I had the opportunity to visit Ms. Ames' 12th grade Spanish class. I was genuinely impressed by the students' ability to speak completely in the target language, including a lot of smiles and laughs. It’s clear that they are thriving in this environment, and it is a testament to the hard work of both Ms. Ames and her students. Across the hallway, Mr. Panciocco’s Spanish class was engaged in a competitive trivia activity that featured topics such as Millis faculty and Tri-Valley Mascots. You can also check out a photo of our environmental science class in their outdoor discovery lab down below!

Additionally, I am excited to share that college representatives have begun returning to our school to meet with interested seniors. This is an excellent opportunity for our students to gather information and ask questions about their future options. I encourage seniors to take advantage of these visits and engage with the representatives.

Today’s Friday night fun features our home girls’ varsity volleyball team starting at 6:00 PM in the gym. The girls' freshmen volleyball team plays at 4:00 pm and the JV team will play at 5:00 PM. The Millis Mohawks’ football team will be on the road at Weston High School tonight at 6:00 PM.

Thank you once again for your involvement and support!

Warm regards,

Patrick Nash

Principal

Millis High School

Mr Nash's Open House Presentation

The Millis High School Counseling Department would like to invite parents and students in the Class of 2025 to Senior Parent College Planning and Financial Aid Night on Wednesday, September 25, at 6:00pm in the Millis High School Auditorium. Millis High School counselors, Riley Dunn and Nicole Moore, will kick the night off with a presentation from 6:00 - 6:45 pm that will explain the post-secondary/college planning process. After their presentation, a representative from the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (http://www.mefa.org), will be on hand to give an overview of the financial aid process, including types of financial aid, how to apply, and determining financing options for your family. You will be able to access the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) beginning in December, so this is a great opportunity to get your questions answered about this important process.

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing many of you on September 25!

Riley Dunn and Nicole Knabel

Millis High School Counselors

This week the Environmental Science students' study of botany was enhanced by participating in outdoor discovery labs.

Students were able to choose a crafting block led by Mrs Graham during FLEX this week. Those who signed up for this block made a cute little owl from feathers and other crafting supplies. We are lucky to have such a talented crafter on our staff!

This past Sunday, September 15, Kyle Cares and the Patriots Foundation gave four Millis Active Minds board members the opportunity to attend the Patriots vs. Seahawks game at Gillette Stadium. Macy, Maggie, Nora, and William have been a part of Active Minds since it was brought to Millis High School and currently all serve on the Executive Board. September is Suicide Prevention month and the Patriots Foundation wanted to highlight groups working to reduce the stigma around mental health and keep the conversation going on suicide prevention.

Open Gym & Tryout dates are listed on the flyer below.

All Open Gym & Tryouts are at Clyde Brown Elementary School. Please enter through the main door in the circle. Pickup will be at the back door, high school side. No parents are allowed inside the gym during open gyms and tryouts, except to drop off paperwork and down payment. There will be a table outside the front gym doors with a board member to drop off payment.

ALL REGISTRATION WILL BE DONE ONLINE THROUGH TEAMSNAP

Payments can be made online via TeamSnap (fees will incur if paid via TeamSnap) or check made out to Millis Youth Basketball Association.

Any Questions about registration please contact Dee Long.

Each grade and gender will have 1 night of open gym time & 2 nights of tryouts, if needed. All players are expected to attend 2 tryout sessions. They must attend one tryout with their age group. If a player is ill and unable to attend a session the respective boys or girls coordinator needs to be notified via email before the start of the given session. They will be given time to try out with a different group.

Boys Coordinator: John Ward
Girls Coordinator: Cat Allen

A $150.00 payment is due prior to the player’s first tryout. The deposit can be paid via check at the first tryout or during the registration process on TeamSnap. Families with more than one player will need to put a $150.00 deposit down for each player. This deposit will be refunded if the player is not placed on a team.

**This year we will be accepting checks or payment online for final payments and that information will be sent out once you are placed on a team.**

When a player is placed on a team the balance of $200.00 will be due by December 8, 2024, which is the first week of the season. This should be sent to:

Millis Youth Basketball Association

P.O. Box 13,

Millis 02054

or paid online through TeamSnap.

The cost per player in the MYBA program has decreased this season to $350 per player. We are hoping our fundraising efforts will further help reduce the cost in the coming years. Our access to gyms are limited this season and fees have increased in the past years. If you have 2 players it will be $600 and 3 or more the cap will be $750.00. Numerous fundraising activities will occur throughout this season, and we expect volunteer assistance from the MYBA community to work concession stands at MHS and MYBA games in order to offset MYBA costs (more details to follow re: how to sign up to help).

Our 2024-2025 youth basketball program will be structured to allow for instruction and playing time. This program will include practice dates prior to the beginning of the season. This program will allow time for instruction, equal playing time and full-court games. Two coaches are needed for each team. Games will be played Saturdays. The teams will be broken down by grades.

Late sign-ups will be assigned to teams accordingly after the draft on Monday, Nov. 4, 2024 in the Recreation Office, Room 128.

Special requests will not be honored.

YOU MUST REGISTER BEFORE OCTOBER 25th !!

Veterans Memorial Building Gym

Saturday games 12/7/24-2/8/25 (no games 12/21 or 12/28)

8 weeks

Fee: $125

Kindergarten – Co-ed – Skills & Drills (Lead Coaches needed)

1st grade boys – Skills & Drills (Lead Coaches needed)

2nd-3rd grade boys

1st-3rd grade girls

MANDATORY EVALS – Monday, October 28th at Town Hall Gym:

6:00 pm 2nd grade GIRLS

6:30 pm 3rd grade GIRLS

7:00 pm 2nd grade BOYS

7:30 pm 3rd grade BOYS

Register online

Dear Parents and Guardians,

I wanted to take a moment to share some of the engaging and enriching activities that have taken place at our school over the past week.

On Wednesday during Flex block, our students had the opportunity to explore a variety of clubs and activities at our annual Club and Activities Fair. This event was a great success, providing students with a chance to learn more about the diverse extracurricular opportunities available to them and to find new ways to get involved in our school community. Please scroll down the newsletter to see pictures of the fair below!

In addition to the fair this week, I had the pleasure of visiting several classrooms to observe and participate in some of the exciting learning experiences our students are engaged in:

• Mr. Bigelow's AP Human Geography Class: Students were deep into their studies on population growth across different countries. It was impressive to see their analytical skills and their understanding of global demographic trends.

• Mr. Neville's Financial Literacy Class: Students were comparing lending rates from traditional and online banks, as well as credit unions. Their discussions on financial decision-making and the practical applications of this knowledge were both insightful and informative.

• Ms. Bartley's British Literature Class: Students showcased their visual interpretations of a passage from Roald Dahl’s "The Landlady." It was wonderful to see their creativity and how they connected their artistic expressions to their literary analysis.

These activities and classroom experiences highlight the dynamic and diverse learning environment we strive to create for our students.

If you are looking for some Friday night fun, please come out and support our sports teams and band tonight!!! We have our football home opener at 6:00 p.m. against Sutton. Our school band will be performing at halftime. Over on our volleyball court, our girls’ varsity volleyball team will be playing against Medway starting at 5:45 p.m.

I hope you have a great weekend!

Warm regards,

Patrick Nash

Principal

Millis High School

This year's Millis High School Open House will be September 19, from 6:30-8:30pm.

We will meet in the Auditorium at 6:30pm and then you will proceed to follow your student's schedule from periods 1-7. You will have the opportunity to meet your student's teachers, find out about course curriculum, learn about classroom expectations, and get a glimpse into the day of your student.

Please note, this is not a time for individual conferences, but should you want to set up a meeting with a teacher to discuss your student, you will have the opportunity to do so at this evening event.

Your student will be bringing home a filled in schedule of their classes for you to follow for the evening. We look forward to seeing everyone on September 19!

The Student Council will hold election speeches for the 9th graders on Tuesday, September 17th

The nomination form is posted on the 2028 Class Homeroom/Advisory Classroom. Here is the timeline for elections:

• Nomination forms are due by Mon. September 16th at 2:30pm.
• Speeches MUST be shared with Ms. Ziemba by Tues. September 17th at 8am
• Students will deliver speeches on Tues. September 17th at 9:15am (period 4) in the Auditorium
• Voting will occur via Google form and will be posted on the 2028 Class Homeroom/Advisory Classroom

***Candidates for Class Representative DO NOT have to deliver a speech***

Please see Ms. Ziemba (Rm. 122) with any questions.

Students spent part of the morning this past Wednesday learning about all the club opportunities we have at MHS. With 29 clubs and activities presenting at the fair, there was bound to be something for everyone. Students are always encouraged to start a new club when they see an opportunity to chart a new path. If you didn't sign up for a club during the fair, don't worry! Our clubs are always looking to take on new members, so take a chance and get involved with one of our organizations this school year!

Tickets information can be found here.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope this message finds you well. As we wrap up an engaging week at Millis High, we wanted to share some highlights and updates with you.

On Wednesday, our students participated in their summer reading groups, diving into their chosen texts. I observed rich discussions that fostered critical thinking and enhanced students' understanding of the material. It was fantastic to see the enthusiasm and intellectual curiosity that these discussions sparked among our students and staff.

In the classroom, teachers have begun to delve into their respective subjects with renewed energy. Students are engaging with the content, and the academic rigor is starting to ramp up. We’re excited to see our students grow as they tackle more challenging material.

In addition to academic advancements, our athletic programs have kicked off with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. Our student-athletes have been making a strong impression out on the fields, courts and courses, bringing excitement to our athletic venues. A couple of highlights include a hole-in-one by a member of our boys’ golf team and strong team wins by our girls' volleyball and soccer teams. We encourage you to come out and support them as they compete and showcase their talents.

Have a great weekend,

Patrick Nash

Principal

Millis High School

Mrs. Streck’s honors Engineer Your World class starts the year in motion as they work on building their first prototypes of functional mini cars. Using specific materials, each pairing was given a different form of instructions, all tasked with building the same vessel. So far students are learning how to create proper documentation, innovate new ideas, implement teamwork strategies, and collaborate with peers of different personality types. Following the building process, the groups launched their cars. William Ferguson led the class as his car moved forward 158 cm.

Interested in joining the drama club? This year the Millis High School Drama Club will perform the classic Pygmalion. The musical, My Fair Lady, is based upon this play. If you are interested in acting (speaking/non-speaking roles) or helping out backstage contact Mrs. Bartley vbartley@millisschools.org. Auditions are after-school on Tuesday and Wednesday (September 10 and 11) in room 116.

Castle Hill Academy

309 North Street

Medfield MA 02052

After school positions available:

Have you been told you are an excellent caregiver, a natural with young children? Do you enjoy caring for and playing with preschoolers? If so, we’re interested in meeting you.

Castle Hill Academy has opportunities for afternoon helpers to join the team and assist with teaching and caregiving. After school hours are from 3pm to 6pm and are available for one to five days/week for the right candidates.

Candidates interested in building employment experience and working with children can phone or email to schedule a visit. Compensation is competitive and includes bonus opportunities.

Email: joe_bruno_cha@verizon.net

Phone: 508-359-6745

We were so excited to welcome our students back for the start of the 2024-25 school year, last week! It was wonderful to see everyone again and to welcome the Freshman to our "Small School, Big Family". We really enjoyed hearing from some of the students about the wonderful things they did during summer.

Students received a hard copy of their rotating schedule on Wednesday morning in Advisory. Here are some links to help launch school year 2024-2025 ...

School Calendar with Letter Days

Start of School Facts

Rotating Class Schedule

We are once again utilizing the "Drop Off" table outside the main office for all items your student asks you to drop off after the start of school. Please log your students name and the item.

8/30/2024

Dear Parents and Guardians,

I am thrilled to share that our first two days of school went smoothly. Walking through the hallways, I was greeted with vibrant energy and the sight of our Small School, Big Family community coming alive. Our hallways and classrooms were bustling with activity, and it was heartening to see so many smiling faces.

The excitement and enthusiasm from both students and staff have truly set a positive tone for the year ahead. Our dedicated teachers have been incredibly supportive, creating a welcoming and engaging environment that has made these first few days memorable. It's clear that this is going to be a fantastic year filled with growth, learning and countless achievements.

Thank you for your ongoing support and for entrusting us with your child's education. We look forward to a year filled with new opportunities and successes. Here's to a great start and an even greater year ahead!

Sincerely,

Patrick Nash

Principal

Millis High School

Chromebooks were distributed on Wednesday during homeroom for all new to Millis students. Returning students that dropped their Chromebook for the summer also received their Chromebook during homeroom.

If your student’s device stops working or requires maintenance, please have them email our Tech Department at helpdesk@millisschools.org to advise they have an issue. Students can also bring their device to the Library and speak to a student at the SHOP desk. The SHOP desk is our student technology team that now handles the loaner devices. If there are no students present at the SHOP desk, please see our librarian, Mr. Carter, at the circulation desk. The same is true if they forget their device at home. They can go to the Library and borrow a device and/or charger any day school is in session as long as supply lasts. We have also created a Chromebook Care and Use Guide for everything Chromebook related.

Insurance for Chromebooks is suggested and the information can be accessed below.

School lunch continues to be FREE to all students this year. Every student is eligible to receive one free breakfast and one free lunch each daily, and you can check out the menus here. If you feel your family qualifies for free and reduced lunch, you should still fill out the Household Application for Free and Reduced Price Meals for the 2024-2025 school year. The application is used to determine qualification for free transportation, as well as waivers, such as athletic fees.

• Free and Reduced FAQ
• How to Apply
• Application

Now is a great time to familiarize yourself with the 2024-25 Millis High School Parent/Student Handbook. Students will be required to sign off on the fact they read through the handbook and understand the school policies as we head into the new school year.

2024-25 Millis High School Parent/Student Handbook

• An updated physical is required for all students entering grade 10
• Grade 11 and 12 entry: 1 booster dose of MenACWY received on or after 16 years of age is required (1 or more doses of MenACWY are acceptable as long as 1 dose was received on or after 16 years of age.)

https://www.mass.gov/info-details/school-immunizations#school-and-camp-requirements-

Please reach out with any questions and send all medical documentation to Lynn Molinari - lmolinari@millisschools.org

Welcome Back!

The 5K will be held on 9/29.

Registration information can be found on the Millis Boosters website.

For the most up-to-date information on the Millis Middle/High School Building Project, please go to the following website: https://www.millisschoolproject.com/.

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If your student is going to be late to school, a parent/guardian must contact the office, by or before 8:00 AM. The office can be reached one of the following ways:

Attendance line: 508-906-3713

Attendance email: hsattendance@millisschools.org

or you may send your student in with a note

If we don’t hear from a parent/guardian, the tardy will be unexcused. Upon arrival at school, the student should go directly to the office and sign in.

If your student needs to be dismissed, a parent/guardian must send their student in with a note or email the office at hsattendance@millisschools.org, listing the dismissal time and reason. Just a reminder that driving hours should not be scheduled during the school day, and do not constitute excused time away from school.

Phone calls for dismissals are not permitted.

Students are expected to check in with the office to confirm their dismissal and receive a pass. If we do not receive a note, a parent or guardian must come into the office to sign their student out at the time of dismissal. Please make every effort to adhere to this dismissal policy to minimize disruptions to class time. Please also be mindful of how a dismissal may impact your student’s eligibility to participate in extracurricular activities.

• Activities Eligibility Dismissal: If your student is involved in extracurricular activities and needs to be dismissed during the school day, they will need to provide a note from the place of their appointment (not a parental note) so they remain eligible to play or practice.
• Medical Dismissal: Any student requesting to leave for any kind of medical reason must go through the nurse’s office.
• Emergency Dismissal: In the event of a true emergency, a parent/guardian should contact the office. Every attempt will be made to expedite the dismissal. Please note, driving hours scheduled during the school day are not considered an emergency nor excusable under any circumstance. Every effort should be made to complete these hours outside of school hours.

If your student needs to be absent from school, a parent/guardian must notify the office via the attendance line at 508-906-3713 or by emailing hsattendance@millisschools.org as close to 8:00 AM as possible. If we don’t hear from a parent/guardian, the absence is unexcused and the student will be marked as truant. Attendance at school is incredibly important, and every effort possible should be made to maintain regular attendance at the high school.

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Below are the School Counseling assignments for the 2024-25 school year, along with contact information for the School Counselors:

Mrs. Riley Dunn (rdunn@millisschools.org)

Grade 9 (2028): Abraham - Johnson

Grade 10 (2027): Alan - Kazis

Grade 11 (2026): Arian - Lauria

Grade 12 (2025): Adams - Johnston

Mrs. Nicole Knabel (nmoore@millisschools.org)

Grade 9 (2028): Kirkland - Wosny

Grade 10 (2027): Kraby - Zammarchi

Grade 11 (2026): Lebak - Young

Grade 12 (2025): Kiggen - Zangari

Small School.. Big Family

MHS Vision of a Graduate

Communication * Collaboration * Critical Thinking * Character

The Millis Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, age, gender identity, religion, national origins, sexual orientation, disability or homelessness.

Website: https://hs.millisps.org/
Location: Millis High School, 245 Plain Street, Millis, MA, USA
Phone: 508-376-7010
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