Good News Travels Fast—Even When It Makes a Quick Landing Change!
Milford Schools is seeking enthusiastic parents, staff, alumni, and community members to be Milford Schools Eagle Ambassadors!
Be a voice for our schools and help shape the future of Milford. Join us for our rescheduled Eagle Ambassador Training Session on Wednesday, June 19 at 3:00 p.m. at the Milford Board of Education Office.
At the session, we’ll discuss responsibilities, go over job descriptions, and—most importantly—grab T-shirt sizes for future Eagle Ambassador shirts!
Learn more at: https://www.milfordschools.org/page/eagle-ambassadors
Before the Boston Tea Party, rebellion was already brewing in colonial kitchens. Milford 8th grader Skye Lowery won 1st place in the DAR Essay Contest for her powerful take on women’s roles in the Revolution. Read more about her and other honorees: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2224119
As we begin wrapping up the school year, our high school leaders would like to thank the community for continuing to assist us in providing for our students.
We are incredibly grateful for the ongoing support of King's Way Fellowship, 7 Hills Church, Milford Christian Church, Milford First United Methodist Church, Northstar, Eastside Christian, and our other amazing community partners.
Your generosity makes a meaningful difference—from backpacks at the start of the school year, snacks on big testing days, and staff appreciation treats, to helping graduating seniors cover final fees.
You also help bring energy to two of our most popular Activate groups: TRIO and FCA. Thank you for investing in our students, staff, and the Milford High School experience.
One building. Two generations. Sixty years apart.
This is what Milford pride looks like.
Frank DuPriest (Class of ’63) was in the first class to walk these halls. His granddaughter Emma is in the last to leave. A legacy that bookends a special piece of Milford history.
Decimals + Dough = Sweet Success!
Yesterday, Cayla Stutz’s class at Meadowview hosted a mock bake sale! Students crafted pretend desserts, used a $50 budget with real prices, and practiced money skills—like calculating profit + making change. Real-world math never looked so fun!
Meet the next MHS Principal—Kevin Metzger! A familiar face with 14 years in Milford and 2 as AP, Kevin was selected through a community-guided process. Pending Board approval, join us in welcoming him! 🙌Read more: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2209130
Seniors, start your pedals! 🚴♂️💨
Tomorrow from 7:20–8:00 a.m., the Class of 2025 rides from Meijer to MJHS/MHS for the beloved Senior Bike Ride tradition!
Come out, line the route, and cheer them on as they roll into their final days at Milford!
Moo-ve over, ordinary school days—Ag Day at Seipelt brought the farm to the classroom! 🐥 Huge thanks to Clermont County OSU Extension, 4-H, and Soil & Water Conservation for sharing their expertise—and to CNE FFA for leading fun, hands-on learning!
Science is chirping with excitement in Mrs. Holt-Taylor’s 3rd grade class at Boyd E. Smith! Her students are raising baby chicks as part of a hands-on lesson in life cycles, habitats & responsibility. #PortraitPeek https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2181815
We’re not the only ones who think our Milford staff & students are amazing! 🎉 Congrats to Trena Panko, Carol Gulick & Allison Rupert for being honored at Clermont County’s Celebration of Excellence in Education!
Whisk it. Bake it. Win it. 🧁🔥
McCormick Baking Club went head-to-head in a timed bake-off led by the amazing Myrna Snell! Judged by Milford leaders on taste, presentation & more—our students rose to the occasion.
The week of May 5 is Teacher Appreciation Week, and we want to hear from YOU! What makes your school staff so special? Is there a teacher, aide, office staff member, custodian, or anyone else in your building who deserves a big shout-out?
https://forms.gle/asKs9Vr5P1TjK3pw6
What makes a great high school principal? Vision? Communication? Student support? We want to hear from YOU! 🦅
Join us Thurs, April 17 at 6:30 PM in the Zamudio Theatre to share what matters most in our next MHS leader.
https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2133267
Before heading to Dayton, Milford Indoor Drumline gave one last high-energy performance for the school! They've officially advanced to FINALS at the WGI World Championships—wish them luck as they hit the national stage TONIGHT! 🥁 Go Eagles!
Milford junior Taylor J.’s artwork was selected for the Cincinnati Art Museum’s 10x10 Teen Art Expo! Catch it on display April 15–20 at the Marek-Weaver Family Commons. 🎨 Details: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2141889
Shoutout to Chrystal, Assistant Food Services Manager at Milford High, whose "No Roll, Egg Roll" made the Top 20 in the 2025 JTM Crave Competition! Her recipe will be featured in a national cookbook shared with schools across the U.S.
https://jtmcravecompetition.com/
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Milford Schools is committed to a safe, supportive environment for every student. Together, we can respond to substance use with compassion and awareness.
https://www.milfordschools.org/o/mhs/page/alcohol-substance-awareness-and-support
It's Assistant Principals Week, and we're celebrating the incredible leaders who support our students, staff, and families every day. We kicked things off early with a lunch to thank them for all the behind-the-scenes work that keeps our schools running strong.
Join us Thursday, April 17 at 6:30 PM in the Zamudio Theatre to share what you’re looking for in the next Milford High School principal. Your input will help guide our search and shape the future of MHS! 🦅
🔗 https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2133267
Milford sophomore Grayson H. has been selected as one of just 20 students statewide to serve on the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation’s Youth Advisory Council—and he’s the only representative from Clermont County!
Grayson is using his voice to help shape student-led mental health initiatives across Ohio, proving that peer support and open conversations can make a huge impact.
Read more at: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2052741
