Milton Public Schools
Upcoming Events
Ends: 03/26/2019 @ 8:30 pm
Ends: 03/27/2019 @ 8:00 pm
Ends: 03/28/2019 @ 7:30 pm
Ends: 04/02/2019 @ 7:30 pm
Ends: 04/03/2019 @ 8:00 pm
Ends: 04/06/2019 @ 10:00 am
Ends: 04/10/2019 @ 8:00 pm
Ends: 04/11/2019 @ 7:30 pm
Ends: 04/19/2019
Ends: 04/24/2019 @ 8:00 pm
Facilities Advisory Committee
Over the last few weeks, the School Committee has held 5 Public Forums on Space with hundreds of Milton residents in attendance. Thank you to all who attended, asked questions and offered suggestions. If you were unable to attend a forum, you can stay informed with the help of the links below:
- The most recent New England School Development Council (NESDEC) data
- January 16th DRA presentation to School Committee/Space Study (for best viewing results, please select view then presentation)
- Watch the School Committee Public Forum from January 23rd On Demand.
- Read this Weekly Update each Thursday, where School Committee news and information is posted.
- Attend or watch School Committee meetings on Milton Access TV (add link)
- Refer to the School Committee section of MPS website where all past presentations are posted.
- Reach out to the School Committee at anytime via email.
The School Committee submitted a warrant article to the Special Town Meeting on February 25th asking for the formation of a School Building Committee. The article was approved and the Town Moderator will begin to appoint members to the School Building Committee. Residents with technical expertise are invited to apply to serve on the committee by contacting Bob Hiss, the Town Moderator. The School Committee will continue to discuss a course of action to address the short and long term needs of the system. The next public forum on space and enrollment is scheduled for Thursday, March 7th at 7pm at Milton High School.
District Wide School Registration
Brad Spindle will be handling District Wide Registration for Milton Public Schools. As Mr. Spindle will still be responsible for Milton High School’s Main Office, Registration will be by appointment only. To reach Mr. Spindle regarding School Registration, please call 617-696-4470 ext. 5610 or registration@miltonps.org.
Important Links
News
MILTON FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION
Tickets are now available for the MFE Celebration “Beyond the Books” on April 6th at Lombardos! The MFE has exciting plans for our libraries as we bring our libraries into the 21st century! Special early bird pricing ends on March 15th and as always, MPS teachers are offered a special price of $65.
FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION JEEP RAFFLE
Win a 2019 Jeep or $25,000 cash
$100 per ticket, only 500 tickets
Tickets can be purchased in the main office at each school
Winner drawn at Celebration - April 6th
PARENT SPEAKER SERIES
Save the date for the next three PARENT Speaker Series events!
- March 26 (Tues) – “The Gift of Failure” with Jessica Lahey 6:30pm at MHS
- April 11 (Thurs) - "The Big Disconnect: Protecting Family Relationships in the Digital Age " Dr. Catherine Stein-Adair 6:30pm at MHS
MPS Summertime
The temperature outside may say otherwise but summer will be here soon! The Milton Public Schools and Community schools have options for your student throughout the summer. All Camp Cunningham information can be found here and you can read the opening letter from Milton Summer Enrichment here.
2019 - 2020 PreSchool Programs
Milton Public Schools has a variety of programs for those children who will turn three or four on or before August 31, 2019
2019-2020 Pre registration Form
Click here for registration packet, tuition packet and more information.
Please email Marti O’Keefe McKenna, Family Outreach Liaison, or call Ms. McKenna at 617- 980- 7343 if you have questions about preschool.
Kindergarten Registration
Kindergarten Information Night Presentation
Please email Laurie Dunn with questions about kindergarten.
First Grade Information Night
2019 Grade One Information Night Presentation
Parents of current kindergarten students will learn about our two first grade programs: The English Innovation Pathway and French Immersion.
Interface Referral Service
Make the Call! Monday-Friday, 9-5
Call the William James College INTERFACE Helpline for free information and provider referrals to a mental health professional
School Committee Corner
School Committee meetings can be watched On Demand on Milton Access Television at any time.
School Committee Agendas
Recent School Committee Presentations
FY 20 School Budget for SC 11-08-18
NESDEC Historial Enrollment - Milton
Cunningham Site Council January 2019
Recently approved policies:
Policy GBEBD Online Fundraiser and Solicitations -Crowdfunding
Policy GCF Professional Staff Hiring Final
Policy JRB Directory Information Policy July 2018 revised
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Click here for a listing of job opportunities in the MPS
Food Service Opportunities:
There is a terrific opportunity for part time jobs in our food services department. We are hiring for substitute positions at all schools. You’ll be serving healthy food to kids and be home when your kids are home due to the school schedule – what’s better than that?! This can be a great opportunity for parents and retirees and food service experience is a plus, but not required. The starting pay for the food service substitute position pays $15.05 per hour and substitute jobs often lead to permanent jobs. Please email Jackie Morgan or call (617-696-5040 X 5514) for more information.
School Crossing Guard
The police department is currently accepting applications for the position of School Crossing Guard. Duties include directing and escorting school children and pedestrians across the street, stopping traffic as necessary. It is preferred that applicants be available for both one hour in the morning (school opening) and one hour in the afternoon (school dismissal). Positions are ten hours per week with a salary range of $16.98 to $19.15 per hour. Positions are not eligible for benefits. More information can be found here. Any questions can be directed to Lieutenant Mark Alba via email at 617-898-4814.
Welcome to Milton Public Schools
The Milton Public Schools serves approximately 4,200 students in four elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. In addition Milton offers a developmental preschool, before and after school programs and summer school programs. All six of the district’s buildings have been rebuilt or updated to state-of-the-art facilities.
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