Class of 2022 Graduation!

6/3/2022

We look forward to celebrating our Class of 2022 on Sunday at 2pm at Brooks Field.

If you are unable to make it to Brooks Field to see the ceremony in person, you can watch it live on Milton Access Cable.


Following graduation there will be a Caravan Parade around town which will start at Milton High at 5pm. Here is the parade route. We hope to see you along the way!


All details for graduation can be found here. Gates open at 1pm for all families and guests.


This week's newsletter will be published next week with pictures from graduation and all other updates from Milton High.

Senior Scholarship Night

Senior Awards Night this week was a wonderful event for our community and I invite you to read the list of award recipients here. Almost $170,000 in Scholarships and awards were presented to 147 students. On behalf of Milton High School and all recipients and their families, I would like to thank our Scholarship donors for their continued support and generosity. We also greatly appreciate the sponsors who were able to join us on this very important evening to personally present their award to the graduating seniors. Thank you to MHS parent John Gillooly for the photos linked here.
Contact Information

Contact Information

Contact Information

25 Gile Road, Milton, MA, USA kcahill@miltonps.org 617-696-4470 miltonps.org/mhs/

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MHS Student Handbook 2021-2022

All MHS students and families are required to read our MHS Student and Family Handbook and required to digitally sign a verification form acknowledging reading and understanding the rules and policies for Milton High School. If you have not signed and submitted the verification form that was sent to you by No-Reply@miltonps.org, please do so as soon as possible. Feel free to reach out to the Main Office with any questions.

Anonymous Bullying & Incident Reporting

As discussed at a recent School Committee meeting, the Milton Public Schools has updated our school incident reporting forms so people can specify incidents on the basis of sex, race, ethnicity, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, religion and more. The Milton High School incident form can be found here and each school has a form linked on the front of their school’s website and they are also linked on the front of the MPS website, the MPS Education Equity page and MPS Anti-Bullying page.