Over the course of March, MHS Student Leaders helped promote mindfulness across the school, including events such as four-way volleyball, walk and talks, Bingo, Lucky Advisory, a raffle, a school-wide playlist, after school crafts, coloring pages, and a visit from a therapy dog. These events were held during advisory or after school as a way for students and staff to connect and socialize in a friendly environment.
The events all month were very successful as Student Leaders, students and faculty members enjoyed their time together throughout the many activities!
Music Discovery Night was a hit!
Thanks so much to everyone who joined Tri-M students for their first Music Discovery Night on Monday, March 24. Our MHS music students had a blast introducing younger students to new instruments through an interactive "Instrument Petting Zoo," exploring various ways to make music using technology, and creating shakers out of recycled materials and face-painting in the craft area! Students of all ages also had the opportunity to make music together by singing "We Don't Talk About Bruno" in three part harmony and rocking out on bucket drums and improvising to the song "We Will Rock You."
Our MHS music students loved meeting members of the Milton Music community during this event and can't wait for more opportunities to collaborate together in the future!
Thanks to MHS student Fabiola Goyau and her classmates for this write up about their recent field trip! Read below to hear their thoughts.
Our experience at the Future Steminist conference was amazing. It was a great opportunity to connect with other women interested in STEM and learn more about women in science. We enjoyed the different activities such as DNA extraction and the Harvard Medical School MEDscience patient assimilation. Through these activities we learned how to find DNA in fruit and how to diagnose a patient in real life with the very little experience that we had. These activities were super helpful and inspiring for everyone.
Other classes included Sea Level Rise hosted by Stone Living Lab; Lab Automation - Leveraging Robotics to Improve the Scientific Process; Lego Robotics; Rocket launches hosted by the Museum of Science.
After the sessions were done, each activity organizer held a resource table where we could gather information on each of the programs. The volunteers at the resource tables had built interest into several colleges to apply for like Simmons University, BU, and MCPHS. They offered pamphlets and other tools useful to any student looking to pursue a future career in STEM.
Overall, we would like to thank UMass Boston for allowing the program to use their campus as a venue, providing a delicious breakfast and lunch, and hosting such an amazing event! Also, we would like to thank the School to Careers organization for connecting us and providing transportation.
As part of a unit on West African empires, our seventh grade Social Studies students were invited to listen to Elsa Wiehe, a professor at Boston University's African Studies center and a native of Mauritius, an island nation off the along Africa's east coast.
Her presentation reflected the topics our students have been studying for the past month; the Sahara as a trade route, the settling of civilizations along the Sahel, the wealth of African kingdoms like Mali, Ghana and Songhai through salt and gold trade, and the educational mecca of Timbuktu.
Students were also able to learn about African jelis - those venerated members of African society that acted as historian, poet, musician and artist. In a connection to the present, Professor Wiehe played some of the music of a modern-day jeli who performed in Boston last year.
We're not foolin' around!
Jazz night at MHS - Tuesday, April 1 at 6:30pm.
The Harlem Wizards at MHS was a phenomenal success this past Sunday!
Over 1000 community members attended to cheer on MPS staff as they showed their chops against the Harlem Wizards. MHS Student Government is so grateful to all who volunteered and supported their event!
This week at MHS - Music Discovery Night!
STATE FINALS, here they come!
Congratulations to the entire Cast & Crew of MHS Theatre's production of “Too Many Daughters: A Jane Austen Parody” for advancing onto the State Finals of the 2025 METG High School Drama Festival! The competition started with 88 schools and Milton is in the top 15!
They competed this past weekend in the Semi-Final round and received rave reviews. Special shout out to our All-Star award winners:
EXCELLENCE IN ACTING: Eilie Boylan, Mairead Brien, Emma Nolan & Ronan O’Connor
TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE IN STAGE MANAGEMENT: Liam Corey
TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE IN WIG PREP: Amelia Cardoza
STAGE MANAGER’S CHOICE AWARD: Milton High School
Congratulations to the following MHS music students who performed in the Senior SEMSBA music festival this past weekend at Sharon High School:
Chloe Bergeron, Amelia Ejigu, Celia Frank-McKnight, Sebastian Gobbi, Nate Guthrie, Charlotte Hegarty, Eleanor Janulewicz-Lloyd, Gwen Johnston, James Malec, Liam Manares, Sofie Profit, Layla Raymond and Nate Turner.
These 13 students were selected to perform based off of auditions that were held in February.
Bravo!
Music Discovery Night at MPS!
March 24th from 6-7:30pm
6:00-7:30 PM (drop in and explore different activities as you’d like)
Vocal Session 6:15-6:45
Instrumental Session 7:00-7:30 (bring your instrument!)
Come celebrate Music in Our Schools Month at Tri-M’s Music Discovery Night! Designed for students in grades 3-8, this fun-filled evening will ignite your child's passion for music through hands-on activities and interactive experiences.
What to expect:
Instrument Petting Zoo: Get up close and personal with a variety of instruments! From trumpets to tambourines, discover the sounds and textures of different musical tools.
Music Technology Exploration: Dive into the digital side of music! Experiment with music apps, keyboards, and other tech tools to create your own unique sounds.
Crafts & Face-Painting: Let your creativity shine! Design musical crafts and visit our fun face-painting station.
Vocal & Instrumental Jam Sessions: Join talented high school musicians for interactive jam sessions! Sing along, play along, and experience the joy of making music together.
Come and join us for an engaging night of musical discovery! We can't wait to see you there!
Harlem Wizards coming to MHS!
The Harlem Wizards are coming to town! Milton Public School Staff will be playing against The Harlem Wizards on Sunday March 23rd at Milton High School.
The game starts at 4pm and tickets can be purchased through this link: https://pretix.eu/harlemwizards/miltonma03-23-25-04-00pm/
Ramadan Food Drive run through March 28! Donation bins are in all schools.
It's Glover Book Character Day and Elephant and Piggie are running the school!
Grease Tickets Now On Sale! 🎶 "Grease" is the word! 🎶
Tickets for MHS Theatre's Spring production of GREASE are ON SALE NOW! Grab your seats before they’re gone. This will sell out!
Tickets at this link: https://miltonhstheatre.ludus.com/index.php
Performances:
Friday May 2nd at 7PM
Saturday May 3rd at 2PM & 7PM
Sunday May 4th at 2PM
Head to MHS on Saturday and support Milton FAME!
Your back will thank you!
Congratulations to MHS DECA on their successful conference last week! DECA is a non-profit organization for high school and college students that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management.
Congratulations as well to our 3 MHS finalists: Emma Clarke in PMK and Nicole Sun and Elaina Wong in BTDM! As a chapter, the team earned 2 Thrive Academy ICDC spots through the Chapter Campaign, and 3 Leadership Academy ICDC spots in the State Campaign!
Five DECA members earned spots at the International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in Orlando where they will be competing in events and attending leadership conferences. Congrats to Elaina, Nicole, Emma, Sarah Clarke, and Jackie Segall!
Family Movie Night is here!
Join the fun on Friday March 14 in the Milton High School Auditorium.
All details here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1LfPgnPcogsJuql6egdmCzhII87q0pDk7RgXIhFIp5kI/viewform?edit_requested=true
Huge congratulations to Girls Hockey who - with a game winning goal in double OT by Sabrina Stone - has advanced to the State Championship! Stay tuned for ticket and game info coming this week.
On Friday February 14th, Pierce Middle School was excited to have Dr. "The Machine" Jesse Green come and do grade level assemblies for all of our students titled 'Chainsaws, Cheeseburgers and Rock n Roll.'
His inspiring story was entertaining, engaging and motivated our students to seek out their dreams. From the words of Green, "Opportunities are like cheeseburgers. Some are big, some are small, some are basic, and some have it all. Some even have bacon."
Due to technical difficulties, Milton Access TV is unable to live broadcast tonight's Milton School Committee Meeting, and the Budget Public Hearing.
You can still view and participate in the meeting via Zoom at the following link:
https://miltonps-org.zoom.us/j/92187636807
MATV will post a recording of the meeting on our YouTube page and on local cable as soon as we are able to process it. We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you very much.
