
Our 4th graders from Pattison and Mulberry Elementary stepped back in time today for a hands-on colonial experience led by Milford’s Teaching Professions Academy (TPA) students. This tradition not only helps students learn about our nation’s history, but also gives future educators the chance to practice their teaching skills.
The day began with a performance in the Zamudio Theater before students rotated through five engaging stations:
Candle Making – discovering why candles were essential in colonial homes
Colonial Games – experiencing the fun of traditional pastimes
Handprint Flag – creating a symbol of unity and pride
Quill Pen Writing – signing our PBIS statement in true constitutional style
Storytime with “George Washington” – history brought to life through storytelling










As part of meeting procedures, individuals who wish to provide public comment must submit a request before the beginning of the session. The agenda has been posted.
To watch the meeting virtually, visit: https://www.icrctv.com/milford-school-board


Those in need now have a one-stop destination for resources: healthcare, dental, nutrition, therapy, a food market, and a clothing boutique all designed to break down barriers to care and build a stronger community.
We’re excited to see the positive impact this innovative model will bring to our community.










Join us for a Community Engagement Session on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 6:00 p.m. at the Milford Board of Education Office (1099 State Route 131).
This is your chance to share your voice in shaping the profile for our next superintendent. Your input will directly guide the Board in selecting the right leader for Milford’s future.🦅


At Boyd Elementary, students tied into this year’s Camping theme by reading Camping with the President along the BES trail—joined by their very own “president,” Principal Espy! 🏕️📚
Meanwhile, at Meadowview, students celebrated Dot Day inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book. Thanks to trail signs posted with pages of the story, students enjoyed reading and learning surrounded by nature. 🌳











This isn’t just about volleyball—it’s about supporting youth mental health and spreading awareness in our community. Join Milford Athletics on Friday, September 20 for our annual Volley For a Cause Volleyball games!
The goal this year is to collect 500 items for Impacting Tomorrow, a nonprofit organization that provides food, clothing, and essential services to support healthier lives. We’re asking fans to bring donations to the game such as feminine products, diapers, and fragrance-free items to ensure comfort for recipients.
The evening will also feature Unified Cheer, a bake sale, raffle baskets, split-the-pot, and t-shirt sales—with all proceeds going directly to Impacting Tomorrow.
Come cheer on our Eagles, enjoy a fun night with the community, and help us reach this important goal.🦅




Community, staff, and student input will play a critical role in developing the Superintendent Profile and guiding the Board’s decisions. Opportunities to participate will include surveys and focus groups throughout the process.
Be on the lookout next week for our ThoughtExchange Survey to share your thoughts and help shape the future of Milford Schools.
Learn more: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2413549


Last night, Brandon was honored at the Country Music Awards as a Teacher of Excellence, one of just 30 teachers nationwide recognized for their incredible work as outstanding music educators.
The evening included a special performance by country music star Jon Pardi and a chance to sit alongside the talented duo Ryan and Rory!








We will always carry forward the courage, resilience, and unity shown that day, and we remain committed to the values that bring us together as one nation.


A big shout-out to our Boyd E. Smith Elementary - PTO for pulling off an event that had kids laughing, parents cheering, and everyone leaving a little brighter than they arrived (and maybe still finding hints of Friday on their socks).











As part of meeting procedures, individuals who wish to provide public comment must submit a request before the beginning of the session. The agenda has been posted to BoardDocs.
https://go.boarddocs.com/oh/milford/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=DKWHSE49D6D1


From being featured on the morning news, cheering at Friday night’s football game, touring the new middle school, to gathering for a special reunion event, the weekend was filled with Eagle pride.
A huge thank you to the Milford Alumni Athletic Foundation Milford Eagle Athletics for helping organize this wonderful milestone. To the more than 100 classmates who returned to celebrate—Once an Eagle, Always an Eagle!🦅









Your feedback last year guided meaningful improvements, and this year’s survey builds on that input so we can better serve you. The survey will remain open through Friday, September 19.
https://tejoin.com/scroll/593180412


Every August, tens of thousands gather in the streets of Buñol, Spain, to throw tomatoes during the world-famous festival La Tomatina. While Milford Middle School did not import truckloads of produce, Spanish students in Ms. Updyke’s class brought the tradition to life, albeit in a much easier way to clean… and to learn!
Students took on new Spanish names, tossed paper “tomatoes,” and held full conversations en español—showcasing their skills as Effective Communicators and Purposeful Collaborators. Read more about their creative lesson here: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2393733
#PortraitPeek #PortraitofanEagle











On Friday, September 19 at 7 p.m., our Milford Eagles take on West Clermont under the lights at Eagle Stadium.
This game shines a spotlight on mental health awareness and the positive impact Sources of Strength has in our schools. Join us in supporting our Eagles on the field while also supporting the important message that mental health matters for everyone.


Last week, Roger Preston Smith, Broadway performer, choreographer, and proud Milford alum (MHS Class of 1968), returned to the famed Zamudio Theatre to see just how far the District’s performing arts have come. 🎭
After a personal tour of the building and stage, Roger met with students and our Theatre Director to share stories, advice, and inspiration from his career. He recently made his Carnegie Hall debut in Hello, Dolly! and we could not be prouder of this Milford Eagle. 🦅







Over 90 alumni are returning to celebrate, reconnect, and be recognized on the field before kickoff at 7:00 p.m. at Eagle Stadium Powered by Cullen Electric.


To celebrate, staff across the district rocked their college gameday gear and showed off their school spirit. From Buckeyes to Bearcats (and everywhere in between), our Eagles proudly represented their alma maters and favorite teams.
No matter what colors you wear on Saturdays, we’re all Eagles every day! 🦅


















