Last night, the Milford Schools Board of Education unanimously voted to accept the six-figure, multi-year donation made to Milford Schools by Milford alumnus Erik Zamudio. Zamudio is a 2010 graduate of Milford Schools and a successful entrepreneur named to

Earlier today, at a Special Board Meeting, the Milford Schools Board of Education voted to appoint John Espy as the district’s next Treasurer. Mr. Espy started his career at Milford Schools as the Music Director, and completed part of his Treasurer

We want to make our families aware that Milford is seeing an increase in FLU and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) in our community. Please be mindful of how your child is feeling and keep them home if they are exhibiting any signs of illness such

Late last school year, Milford Schools Director of Nutrition Services, Tina Reynolds, applied for a grant through Green Umbrella's Feed Our Future program that would allow Milford Schools to participate in Local Menu Takeovers during the 2022-2023 school

Milford Schools was honored to welcome Lieutenant General Laura A. Potter, Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, to Milford High School this morning to meet with Milford and Live Oaks JROTC students. General Potter started the conversation by praising the students for being members of the JROTC program, indicating that because of their involvement she knew four important things about them already:

•       They are part of a team bigger than themselves, 
•       Are living their school’s values, 
•       Value their education, and 
•       Are physically fit.

Yesterday, Ohio School Report Cards were released. Milford Schools "exceeded" or "significantly exceeded" standards in 4 of the 5 categories and "met standards" in one. The State of Ohio switched from letter grades to a star system this year and Milford

At the July Board Meeting, Superintendent John Spieser announced two important community engagement opportunities. The first will be held on Thursday, August 4 at 6:00 p.m., and will focus on the Middle School Construction project. It will be a chance

A dozen Milford High School seniors were recently recognized as they made the commitment to enter the armed services following high school graduation. MHS hosted a military signing ceremony on Wednesday, May 4, where representatives from the Army, Navy,

More than 1,500 pieces of two- and three-dimensional student artwork was showcased during the Milford District Art Fair April 29 and 30. The show was displayed in the Milford High School cafeteria and featured selected student artwork from the six elementary

Prior to heading out for the summer, Milford school nurses are urging families to check to see which immunizations their student will need prior to returning in the fall. All rising 7th and 12th graders will need updated immunizations by the first day of

Milford High School recently held its Senior Academic Convocation Program and honored 71 seniors who have earned the highest academic honors in their graduating class. These Milford students have achieved the status of summa cum laude, earning a 4.5 or

After a two year hiatus, the Milford District Arts Fair returns in person on April 29-30. More than 1500 pieces of art created this year by students throughout the entire district will be displayed at Milford High School for a community wide celebration of

The Milford High School Teacher Academy recently had ten students qualify for national-level competition at the recent Ohio Educators Rising Conference at Capital University in Bexley, Ohio. Milford had students compete in 12 competitions and six of

Three Milford High School students who competed the Ohio DECA state level competition recently have qualified to compete at the national level. Cheruby Herbert, Jake Renaker and Hadley Robinson will all move on to the DECA International Career

Four Milford teachers recently made contributions to national or state organizations that serve educators in the areas of English language arts and mathematics. Betsy Woods, head of Milford High School English Language Arts department and teacher with the

Two Milford High School students were recently named National Merit Scholarship finalists. Seniors Ayla Grabenbauer and Maya Roediger were recently notified that they have become finalists for a National Merit Scholarship to aid in their education after high

Tickets are now available for Milford High School Theatre Department's upcoming production of Disney's The Little Mermaid!   Performances will be on: Friday, March 18 at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 19 at 2 p.m. AND 7:30

Students at Milford High School will celebrate #MilfordMeansAll week March 14-18, celebrating all parts of the MHS community. Each day will be dedicated to highlight those who foster inclusivity, diversity and acceptance at Milford. These include but are not

On Feb. 25, 2022, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued updated guidelines that lift masking requirements on public school transportation. In alignment with this guidance, beginning Monday, Feb. 28, all Milford students and staff are no longer

Congratulations to three Milford High School students who recently won recognition in the Scholastic Art & Writing awards. Seniors Mo Cambron and Olivia Pascale, and junior Simone Early-Slack won awards for their visual art entries in the 2022

Two Milford High School musicians earned prestigious ranking for their recent performance with the Ohio All-State Honor Band at the OMEA Conference in Cleveland.  Senior Ellen Long (clarinet) and junior Sarah Morgan (euphonium) were two of just 74

The Milford High School competition cheer team won its first-ever UCA National Championship on Feb. 13 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, FL, The MHS squad won the Traditional Routine category and also captured a national runner-Up trophy

Milford Exempted Village Schools has been named a Cincinnati Top Work Place for 2022 by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Recognition on the Top Work Place list is based on employee feedback gathered by Energage, LLC. The anonymous survey of the district's employees

The Ohio Department of Health on Wednesday informed Ohio’s school districts that they may immediately discontinue universal contact tracing of new COVID-19 cases. Ohio’s K-12 schools will continue to follow the “Mask to Stay, Test to

Milford parents and high school freshmen and sophomores will have the chance to get a first-hand in-person look at more than 30 career programs available for high school juniors and seniors during January. In-person open houses at Diamond Oaks, Laurel

Due to a continuing high level of positive COVID-19 cases reported by staff and students, Milford Exempted Village Schools will extend its short-term masking requirement through Tuesday, Jan. 25. This applies to all grades K-12. District nursing staff

Milford High School has welcomed David Derringer as the new director of Milford Drama. Derringer comes to Milford High School with a wealth of performance and directing experience. He graduated with honors from Northern Kentucky University with a degree

Milford Exempted Village Schools are among many districts locally that have experienced a critical number of staff and student absences due to illness and quarantines. Because of the difficulty we currently face staffing our classrooms, Milford Schools will

Due to a recent significant spike in COVID-19 cases reported by staff and students, Milford Exempted Village Schools will once again require masks for staff and students in all school buildings beginning Tuesday, Jan. 11. This applies to all grades

Have a question for Milford Schools Superintendent John Spieser? Chat with him live on Thursday, Jan. 13 from 6-7 p.m. as he hosts his “Live Chat with the Superintendent." These events are broadcast live on

The Ohio Dept. of Health announced on Dec. 30, 2021 that it has updated guidelines for quarantines to align with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control. These guidelines call for a shortened quarantine period for those with a positive test

Reminder to Milford students and families: Students have one more day of winter break to enjoy as students do not return to school until Tuesday, Jan. 4. Monday is a teacher in-service day.  Also please note: Our staff has continued to monitor case