Kumulia, a member of the House Education Committee, will join the MTSD Regular School Board Meeting on May 14 to share legislative updates and answer questions from the community.
Have a question for Kumulia? Please submit it through the Google Form so it can be included in the discussion.
Our community is invited to join us for the last high school music concert of the year. Our band and chorus will take to the auditorium stage on May 20th at 7:00 PM. There is no entry fee. Come help us celebrate our wonderful musicians.
Milton High School will be hosting an Arts Night and Coffee House on May 29th from 6:30 - 9:00 PM. We are actively seeking students to perform. It is shaping up to be a wonderful night to celebrate the arts, as we move toward the end of the school year!
It’s School Nurse Week! 💙🩺
We’re celebrating our incredible school nurses who are the steady hands, caring hearts, and quiet problem-solvers behind so much of what keeps our schools running safely each day. From comfort in moments of worry to expert care when it’s needed most, your dedication makes a lasting difference. Thank you for everything you do to support our students and staff - you are truly appreciated!
During Teacher Appreciation Week, we celebrate and thank all the incredible teachers and staff at MTSD. Your impact on our community means so much. Thank you!
☀️ Warm weather means increased hygiene needs. Regular showers help prevent skin irritation and bacterial growth, especially after outdoor play and sports.
Today we honor our School Lunch Heroes who ensure every student has the fuel they need to succeed in the classroom and beyond!
#FeedingTheFuture #SchoolLunchHeroDay
#FeedingTheFuture #SchoolLunchHeroDay
😷 Staying home when sick helps protect others. Rest supports healing, and staying home prevents illness from spreading to classmates and staff.
For May, we’re celebrating the incredible educators who make an impact beyond the classroom - reading specialists, MLL coordinators, teacher coaches, math interventionists, SLPs, Work-Based learning, and Library Media Specialists.
Do you know someone who goes above and beyond every day to support students and learning? Take a moment to nominate them!
📝 Submit your nomination here: link.mtsd-vt.org/employeeofthemonth
Let’s celebrate the dedication, care, and impact these educators bring to our schools. 💛
🧼 Soap makes a difference. Washing hands with soap and water removes germs more effectively than rinsing alone. This habit plays a key role in preventing illness in schools.
📣 Join us this Thursday!
Special School Board Meeting
Revised FY27 Proposed Budget Discussion and Board Approval
April 16th at 6:00pm ⏰
MHS Library 📍
💧 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.
🌸 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.
So proud of Morgan Erdelyi for representing our band at the New England Music Festival this past weekend at Gilford High School, NH! It was an incredible experience filled with amazing music, talented musicians, and lots of growth. The band was conducted by Dr. Mike Lebrias. Way to go, Morgan. We’re so proud of all your hard work and dedication!
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.
👕 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
