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The Superintendent

Amy Rex, Milton Town School District Superintendent, is located at the District Office, 12 Bradley Street. Amy oversees the efficient and effective operation of the entire school district.  Amy also acts as the chief administrator and is responsible for the management and administration of all public schools in Milton.

The Office of the Superintendent ensures the district remains in compliance with Board of Education policies, directives, as well as state and federal law.

The Milton Town School District Superintendent is Amy Rex, click here to learn more about Amy.

Welcome Back Letter

August 25, 2023

 

Dear Families

It is with great enthusiasm that I welcome all new and returning MTSD families to the 2023-2024 school year. 

Each school year is a time for new beginnings. Our three schools, the pulse of this community, and our team of talented and dedicated educators and staff are eager to open the doors and provide all students with opportunities necessary for joyful learning, high achievement, and personal growth in the coming year.   

We will continue to focus on student learning while strengthening student participation and belonging. We will also focus on fostering positive relationships with families, and working together to ensure that we have safe, welcoming, and student-centered schools. 

Through our MTSD Whole Child Framework approach, we will address the unique needs and aspirations of each student by providing a learning environment that fosters growth in the following three areas:

  1. Academic - the knowledge and skills necessary for students to pursue their passions and be successful academically as they advance through grade levels and eventually prepare for their transition to college and career.
  2. Wellness - the knowledge and tools necessary for students to lead healthy and productive lives.
  3. Social Emotional - the knowledge and skills necessary for students to know and care for self, engage in positive relationships, and be productive members of their community.

 

The MTSD  will also continue to prioritize school safety. We have a comprehensive approach to safety that includes facility security systems, a school resource officer, and developmentally appropriate training and education for staff and students on safety procedures and response expectations for a variety of emergencies. Each school has regular safety meetings and conducts monthly emergency drills. We will also collaborate closely with Milton Emergency Management to plan, prepare and respond to different emergency situations. 

 

The work for achieving our Vision of Learning is an all encompassing journey. One that requires the strategic use of data, evidenced-based practices, and strong collaboration both within the school and with our families and community partners. Collectively, it is our priority to ensure that all students have access to an education that supports their growth and success. 

 

Sincerely,   

 

Amy Rex