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Blog Entries - November 2019
Milford Gives Thanks
We have been sharing notes of thanks the last two weeks on social media - here's a compilation of thankful posts from around the district! We're grateful for all who participated! Happy Thanksgiving!
read more …More information about this morning's 2-hour delay
A message from Nancy House, Superintendent: Milford Families, I want to thank you for your patience and understanding this morning. The Miami Township Police Department alerted us at 6:00 a.m. that there was a suspect loose in the area of Boyd E. Smith Elementary School. We decided to delay all Milford District buildings two hours to ensure everyone’s safety. The timing of this could not have been worse as there were already some students at bus stops and some already on their way to school when we were notified by the police department. We immediately sent out a notification to delay school when the decision was made. Students who had already arrived at school this morning were kept at school and they were safe. Students on their way to school on buses arrived at school safely.
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Milford Miami-Opoly For Sale
Tonight's the night! Milford High School's DECA students will be selling their Milford Miami-Opoly game at the Lila Avenue Skyline from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday, November 18! Games cost $35 and will only be available for sale tonight at Skyline and then at Fuego on
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Milford Students Band Together at Championship
This past weekend, many area high school marching bands went to Music for All's Bands of America (BOA) Grand National Championships in Indianapolis, but Milford High School made history! For the first time in BOA history, Milford took along their football
read more …Bond Issue will not be on March 2020 ballot
At their meeting November 14, the Board of Education decided to not place a bond issue on the March 2020 ballot. The Board of Education and District Administration will continue to study timing for a future bond request to maintain the current quality of
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Giving Thanks
Thanksgiving is almost here, and in this season of giving thanks, we want to know: what about your Milford Schools experience makes you thankful? Do you have a favorite teacher, program, class, or memory that you're grateful for? Post your photo on social
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Student organizes Wounded Warrior Fundraiser
Luke, a student at Meadowview Elementary, decided this year instead of asking for gifts for his birthday he wanted to help others and set up a fundraiser for the Wounded Warrior Project. Luke is very passionate about helping and supporting our veterans. He
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Reading is the Special on the Menu
Reading is the special on the menu in Mrs. Rausch's and Mrs. Williams’ third grade classes at Meadowview Elementary! Students enjoyed a "Book Tasting" to learn about book genres and to pick their favorite 'flavor' of books. The teachers created a menu
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Substitute Teacher Pay Increased
We have increased our substitute teacher pay to $100 a day, beginning November 4. On any given day in our district, teachers may be absent due to illness, professional development, family leave, or jury duty. It's vitally important that we attract and retain
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Board Work Session Nov. 4
The Board of Education will meet for a Work Session on Monday, November 4 - beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the District Offices, 1099 State Route 131 - to continue their discussion about facilities. The Board will review community feedback, examine estimated
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Seussification of Romeo and Juliet Nov. 1 & 2
The Seussification of Romeo and Juliet opens TOMORROW! The performance is a whimsical reinvention of Shakespeare's tragic love story, complete with rhymed couplets, creative wordplay, and hilarious props and sound effect, similar to something Dr. Seuss might
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