📣 Join us this Thursday!
Special School Board Meeting
Revised FY27 Proposed Budget Discussion and Board Approval
April 16th at 6:00pm ⏰
MHS Library 📍
SPIRIT WEEK
Monday (4/13): Students dress like teachers & Teachers dress like students
Tuesday (4/14): Pattern Day
Wednesday (4/15): Dress like your favorite character
Thursday (4/16): Matching day
Friday (4/17): MMS Colors
💧 Hydration and hygiene work together. Drinking enough water and washing hands regularly support energy levels, digestion, and immune health, helping students stay focused and engaged.
Please join us for 4th grade Transition Night on April 29th from 6:00-7:30 for an informational evening to learn more about Milton Middle School.
Milton Middle School 8th grade celebration will be held on Monday, June 15, 2026 at 6:30. The ceremony will be followed by an 8th grade dance. More info will be sent to 8th grade families soon!
🌸 Seasonal changes bring new germs. As students spend more time outdoors and together, maintaining strong hygiene habits helps reduce the spread of illness during spring transitions.
🦷 Flossing cleans where toothbrushes can’t reach. Daily flossing removes plaque and food particles between teeth, helping prevent cavities and gum disease. Healthy teeth are an important part of total health.
On Tuesday, April 14th, we will welcome 8th-grade students and their caregivers to join us in the MHS Auditorium at 6:00 PM. We will offer you a special Step-Up Night program with the aim of providing 8th-grade students with an opportunity to visit MHS, meet their TA teacher, take a tour of the building, and receive important information about our school program.
Our presentation will focus on a day in the life of an MHS 9th grader. We will look at a typical 9th-grade daily schedule and discuss the clubs, activities, and athletic opportunities available at MHS.
As we get closer to the event, we will have a schedule to share with 8th-grade families. We can’t wait to see you all in April!
Our presentation will focus on a day in the life of an MHS 9th grader. We will look at a typical 9th-grade daily schedule and discuss the clubs, activities, and athletic opportunities available at MHS.
As we get closer to the event, we will have a schedule to share with 8th-grade families. We can’t wait to see you all in April!
4/15: FREE Community Dinner & Speaker: Author of: The Gift of Failure /The Addiction Inoculation: Raising Healthy Kids- April 15th- See your email for details and free tickets
🤲 After play comes handwashing. Recess, sports, and outdoor activities are great for students, but germs spread easily. Washing hands after activity helps keep everyone healthier.
Reminder: today is an early release day!
👕 Clean clothes support healthy skin. Changing clothes daily—especially socks and undergarments—helps reduce bacteria, odor, and skin irritation, which is especially important for growing children and teens.
🧴 Clean hands before meals are essential. Washing hands before eating helps prevent stomach illnesses that spread easily in school settings. This simple step can reduce absences and keep students feeling their best.
Join other Milton caregivers for a casual listening session, where we want to hear about your school concerns. Milton’s Superintendent Parent Advisory Group (SPAG) is a group of parents dedicated to listening to families, identifying shared themes, and elevating recurring concerns. Join an in-person or virtual session (no registration necessary!) or provide feedback online: https://bit.ly/3O86lLD
SPAG Listening Tour In-Person Sessions, Meet at the Milton School District Office, 12 Bradley Street
Monday, March 9, 6 pm, PreK-1st Grades
Tuesday, March 10, 3:30 pm, 2nd-4th Grades
Wednesday, March 11, 6 pm, 5th=8th Grades
Thursday, March 12, 7 pm, 9th-12th Grades
SPAG Listening Tour Virtual Sessions, Link: http://bit.ly/4aqhtfo
Saturday, March 7, 10 am
Wednesday, March 11, 12 pm
Mornings are better with school breakfast! 🥛✨ Celebrating National School Breakfast Week and all the fuel that helps our students shine.
Click this link or head to our latest news to watch Vermont Public education reporter Lola Duffort break down the education funding system and how it all works.
Source: Vermont Public
Due to weather conditions, the MES/MMS after-school program, Milton Minds in Motion, is cancelled today.
For athletic cancellations, please refer to communication from the Athletic Department for specific updates regarding games and practices.
For athletic cancellations, please refer to communication from the Athletic Department for specific updates regarding games and practices.
FREE: Community Dinner and Speaker: Community Dinner & Speaker: The Addiction Inoculation: Raising Healthy Kids
Click here for free tickets/ free book if you sign up by March 1st
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Community Dinner- MHS Cafeteria
MTSD Food Service
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Speaker: The Addiction Inoculation: Raising Healthy Kids in a Culture of Dependence (Childcare Available- see sign up in link).
Jessica Leahy
A super-engaging national speaker, Jess speaks to parents, educators, school administrators, coaches, and community leaders about the science of learning, motivation, engagement, and substance abuse prevention, all in service to the belief that adults have the power to help kids become more autonomous, competent, connected, and fulfilled.
7:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Moderated Q & A & Book Signing- limited free books available
🌟 Employee of the Month Nominations are Open! 🌟
This month we’re celebrating our Food Service Workers. 🍎
Help us recognize the team members who keep our students fueled and ready to learn each day. Know someone who goes above and beyond? Nominate them today!
🗓 Nominations open: February 16 – February 23
📝 Submit your nomination here: link.mtsd-vt.org/employeeofthemonth
Let’s show our appreciation for the incredible work of our food service staff! 💛
Congratulations to Courtney Pelkey on being named one of WOKO’s 2026 Outstanding Women!
A Milton graduate and dedicated member of our middle school team, Courtney is a strong advocate for students with disabilities and consistently goes above and beyond to support students, families, and colleagues. Her compassion, leadership, and deep connection to the community make a lasting impact every day.
We’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition—congratulations, Courtney!
A Milton graduate and dedicated member of our middle school team, Courtney is a strong advocate for students with disabilities and consistently goes above and beyond to support students, families, and colleagues. Her compassion, leadership, and deep connection to the community make a lasting impact every day.
We’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition—congratulations, Courtney!