Eighth Grade Parent Information Night is set for Thursday, October 11, at 6 p.m.
The Milton Public Schools received a Level 1 designation from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education after the 2012 MCAS results were released this week.
A list of Milton residents who received academic honors from Boston Collect High School.
The following is a list of Milton residents named to college dean's lists.
Milton resident Emily McClellan participated in Providence College's Urban Action program to start the school year.
The following Milton students received awards from BC High.
Milton High will host the Bay State Conference Dance and Cheerleading Competition on Thursday night. Captains from both teams hope to see a packed crowd of Milton supporters.
The 14-month course offers 1,000 hours of education toward a hairdressers license.
For the past two years, Milton High has had some of the highest athletic fees in the area, and its likely the biggest factor in a decrease in participation.
Assistant Superintendent John Phelan presented the Milton Public Schools status on diverse hiring practices, minority enrollment and student achievement.
Students in the Gay Straight Alliance plan to be more active this school year as issues from Don't Ask, Don't Tell to bullying take national headlines.
A physical therapist from Milton Hospital gave a presentation for National School Backpack Awareness Day on Wednesday.
The MFE is celebrating with birthday cake and stars to show their donations at the upcoming open houses. The Foundation has donated $2 million to the teachers and schools in Milton.
Among a group of over 20 new teachers to the Milton Public Schools is Pierce math teacher, Dianne Bacsik, a recent graduate of Boston College.
The Milton Educators Association and the Milton Public Schools have agreed to a new three-year contract as the teachers entered the final year of their previous deal.
On Tuesday, September 7, students interested in taking music lessons gathered at Milton High School to pick out their instruments.
Students at Milton's four public elementary schools, one middle school and one high school filed back into the halls of their respective buildings on Wednesday for the first day of classes.
The Milton Public Schools received $327,683 from the ederal Education Jobs Funds bill, which marks the highest level of state support for public schools in history.
At the School Committee's first meeting of the school year, the district's business administrator gave a report on the security cameras that will be installed this fall.
Sean McDonough, a 16-year-old junior at Milton High, participated in the Massachusetts State Police Junior Trooper Program in New Braintree this summer.
A half-million dollars are available through a Facebook-based contest that would be applied to high school athletics.
Skyler Abrams attended the three-week Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Summer Business Institute at Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business on June 27.
The Milton Public Schools have distributed passes to all students registered to ride the bus, those without passes will not be permitted to ride.
A group of Fontbonne Academy Students traveled to France this summer where the explored the country and saw the sights in Paris.
In the fourth and final week of the FAVA Arts and Crafts summer camp, students created altered books and fairy tale houses.
For the fourth or fifth time an attempt to start a daily after school program at the middle school was foiled by low enrollment.
Alison McIntyre was the high school winner of the "What I love about Milton" photo contest
In week two of the summer camp at Pierce Middle School, students created art inspired the earth that was also friendly to the environment.
The first week of FAVA Arts and Crafts Summer Camp included pop art, pet rocks and tie dye.
Law student Brian Cronin is participating in the legislature's internship program.
The Pierce Middle School Students met with Senator Brian A. Joyce and Representative Walter F. Timilty.
'Going Green Around the World' event was sponsored by the Friends of the Milton Library.
The selective program is in honor of 1977 graduate Julie Connelly who passed away last summer.