Last week, Boyd E. Smith Elementary kicked off their annual Walk-A-Thon with a special visit from none other than Ms. Piggy from the Flying Pig Marathon!
Students got moving with fun exercises, silly movements, and even relays as we launched into this year’s healthy-habits challenge. The energy and excitement set the perfect tone for the weeks ahead of walking, running, and building momentum together.
Check out some of the highlights from this oink-tastic event below
Students got moving with fun exercises, silly movements, and even relays as we launched into this year’s healthy-habits challenge. The energy and excitement set the perfect tone for the weeks ahead of walking, running, and building momentum together.
Check out some of the highlights from this oink-tastic event below
Physics was put to the ultimate test last week in Mr. Sevachko’s AP Physics class with the annual Egg Drop Challenge. This year, students took it all the way to the top of the Eagle Stadium bleachers—no parachutes allowed.
To raise the stakes, students were randomly assigned one, two, or even three eggs to protect. The results? A mix of triumphs, close calls, and yes… a few eggs had to crack under pressure.
To raise the stakes, students were randomly assigned one, two, or even three eggs to protect. The results? A mix of triumphs, close calls, and yes… a few eggs had to crack under pressure.
Milford Exempted Village School District is always looking for substitutes! We have multiple opportunities across the District for parents and community members to get involved in our schools—and get paid while doing it!
The District partners with Comprehensive Substitute Solutions for the hiring, management, and payroll of substitute teachers, aides, custodians, food service workers, and secretaries. All hires are subject to background checks. Click here for application information: https://www.milfordschools.org/page/employment
The District partners with Comprehensive Substitute Solutions for the hiring, management, and payroll of substitute teachers, aides, custodians, food service workers, and secretaries. All hires are subject to background checks. Click here for application information: https://www.milfordschools.org/page/employment
Join us in saying "CONGRATS" to our first employees of the month for the 2025-2026 school year! Emily Janssen and Becky Griliot were both nominated by their colleagues for their outstanding devotion to not only their students but the building staff as well! To celebrate them we brought them some delicious bread from Bunker Hill Bakery to show how much we 'kneed' them in our buildings!
Tomorrow Night is the Night!
Join us for Milford’s Community Engagement Session on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 6:00 p.m. at the Board of Education Office (1099 State Route 131).
This session, led by the Hamilton County ESC, is your opportunity to share your voice in shaping the profile for Milford’s next superintendent.
Can’t attend? Be sure to share your thoughts through our ThoughtExchange survey: https://tejoin.com/scroll/423730019
Join us for Milford’s Community Engagement Session on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 6:00 p.m. at the Board of Education Office (1099 State Route 131).
This session, led by the Hamilton County ESC, is your opportunity to share your voice in shaping the profile for Milford’s next superintendent.
Can’t attend? Be sure to share your thoughts through our ThoughtExchange survey: https://tejoin.com/scroll/423730019
Did you hear? Milford Schools Band sliced through the competition at their first contest of the year!
They earned Best Percussion, Best Auxiliary, Best General Effect, and 1st Place in Class. Their “Cutting Edge” show didn’t just wow the crowd, it made them AAAA Grand Champions!
Congrats to our Eagles for proving once again that when it comes to performance, nobody cuts it quite like Milford!
They earned Best Percussion, Best Auxiliary, Best General Effect, and 1st Place in Class. Their “Cutting Edge” show didn’t just wow the crowd, it made them AAAA Grand Champions!
Congrats to our Eagles for proving once again that when it comes to performance, nobody cuts it quite like Milford!
On school mornings at Mulberry Elementary, a new tradition is taking shape on Buckwheat Road in front of the Leming House.
Parent volunteers, alongside SRO Craig Heintzelman, are helping students cross safely. It has turned the morning routine into a moment that brings the whole community together.
Read more about this incredible volunteer effort at: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2430446
Parent volunteers, alongside SRO Craig Heintzelman, are helping students cross safely. It has turned the morning routine into a moment that brings the whole community together.
Read more about this incredible volunteer effort at: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2430446
From 🐛 to 🦋!
Mrs. Breuer’s 5th graders got to release butterflies during recess after studying their full life cycle—caterpillar ➝ chrysalis ➝ butterfly!
Along the way, they explored how ecosystems connect to migration patterns and communities. A hands-on science lesson with a little extra magic!
Mrs. Breuer’s 5th graders got to release butterflies during recess after studying their full life cycle—caterpillar ➝ chrysalis ➝ butterfly!
Along the way, they explored how ecosystems connect to migration patterns and communities. A hands-on science lesson with a little extra magic!
Your Voice Matters!
Milford Schools has launched a ThoughtExchange survey to help shape the profile for our next superintendent. Share what qualities you believe are most important in our future leader.
Then, join us at the Community Engagement Session on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 6:00 p.m. at the Board of Education Office to continue the conversation.
Take the survey here: https://tejoin.com/scroll/423730019
Milford Schools has launched a ThoughtExchange survey to help shape the profile for our next superintendent. Share what qualities you believe are most important in our future leader.
Then, join us at the Community Engagement Session on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 6:00 p.m. at the Board of Education Office to continue the conversation.
Take the survey here: https://tejoin.com/scroll/423730019
n case you missed it… Congratulations to Christian Kollmorgen, an incredible paraprofessional at Milford Middle School, on being recognized with an OMLA Southwest Regional Award!
It’s not just the students he works with who love him. The entire school benefits from having him around. You can always spot him lending a hand wherever he’s needed, making a difference every day.
He’ll be honored at the OMLA Fall Conference on Nov. 6, and we couldn’t be prouder!
It’s not just the students he works with who love him. The entire school benefits from having him around. You can always spot him lending a hand wherever he’s needed, making a difference every day.
He’ll be honored at the OMLA Fall Conference on Nov. 6, and we couldn’t be prouder!
Take Home a Piece of Milford History!
Bricks from the former Milford Junior High/High School are now available for community pick-up! Families and individuals are kindly asked to only collect the legacy brick(s) personally significant to them. Milford Schools cannot guarantee the protection, storage, or delivery of any legacy bricks, and assumes no liability once bricks are made available for pick-up.
Pick up at 1099 State Route 131 (side of the building).
Bricks from the former Milford Junior High/High School are now available for community pick-up! Families and individuals are kindly asked to only collect the legacy brick(s) personally significant to them. Milford Schools cannot guarantee the protection, storage, or delivery of any legacy bricks, and assumes no liability once bricks are made available for pick-up.
Pick up at 1099 State Route 131 (side of the building).
🇺🇸 What a wonderful Constitution Day! 🇺🇸
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
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
The Milford Board of Education will hold its Regular Board Meeting tomorrow, September 18 at 6:00 p.m. at the MEVSD Board Office. Community members are encouraged to attend in person or watch the live stream provided by ICRC.
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
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
A huge congratulations to Impacting Tomorrow on the grand opening of their incredible new facility!
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.
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.
Milford Schools Wants to Hear From YOU!
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.🦅
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.🦅
Nothing better than learning in the great outdoors with some beautiful weather! ☀️
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. 🌳
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.🦅
🐝 Today we celebrated our incredible Mental Health Interventionists for all the ways they support our students and staff every day. As a small token of appreciation, we gifted them jars of honey. Thank you for bee-ing the ones who make a difference in the lives of our students!🍯
Milford Schools is officially beginning the search for our next Superintendent, partnering with Hamilton County ESC to lead the process.
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
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
Yup, your eyes don’t deceive you! That really is our very own Assistant Director of Bands, Brandon Dittgen, walking the red carpet in Nashville, Tennessee!
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!
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!
