Milton High School VT

09/03/2026

SEPTEMBER EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH - CUSTODIAL & MAINTENANCE

Please join us in celebrating Grace Weadock, Albert Sherman, and Tracy Lapan as our Employees of th...

08/31/2026

Milton High School is so excited to welcome the newest members of our faculty and staff. During our annual Convocation assembly on Friday morning, it was our pleasure to introduce them to our students.

It has been a wonderful start to the 26-27 school year, and we are overjoyed to welcome the Class of 2030, our students who are new to Milton, and these new faculty and staff members to our learning community.

08/25/2026

Important Bus 12 MMS AND MHS ONLY Schedule Update

We have been alerted by the bus company that the Bus 12 times for Middle and High School were incorrect.

We have now updated the bus times on our website.

Please note:

This ONLY affects Bus 12.

This ONLY affects riders from the Middle and High School.

No other buses were affected.

Please visit our website for the updated Bus 12 times.

Website Link: https://www.mtsd-vt.org/page/bus-routes

08/24/2026

September is a peak time for asthma attacks in the United States.
This is when emergency department visits and hospital
admissions for asthma tend to rise to their
highest levels, especially among children.

9 ways to keep your child’s asthma
well-controlled in September – and beyond!
1. Schedule an asthma checkup with your child’s doctor
before September.
2. Review your child’s asthma treatment plan with teachers
and the school nurse.
3. Make sure quick-relief and controller asthma inhalers are
not expired or close to expiring.
4. Have your child carry a quick-relief inhaler at school, even
if the school stocks emergency inhalers.
5. Ask school staff to reduce exposure to asthma triggers.
Can teachers hold PE and recess indoors? Can they keep
classroom windows closed?
6. Ask school administration or janitorial staff to use non-
toxic cleaning products and disinfectants.
7. Wash hands often to reduce the risk of picking up a
cold or virus.
8. Get the flu and COVID-19 vaccines to reduce the risk of
getting a respiratory virus.
9. See an asthma specialist if your child’s symptoms are not

Visit www.AllergyAsthmaNetwork.org to learn more.

08/23/2026

REMINDER

We invite the families of all 9th-grade students and students new to MHS to our Welcome BBQ. This event will take place tomorrow night (Monday) at 6:00 PM. We will meet up in our cafeteria for some burgers and dogs. We will then gather just outside the cafeteria to introduce our teachers, student support team, and administrators. This is not a mandatory event, but it is a great way to get your student in the building and connecting with our staff.

Even if 9th-grade families cannot join us for the BBQ, we highly encourage all 9th-grade students to attend our special orientation half-day on Tuesday, August 25th. Bus service will be provided to and from school. It will be a special half-day schedule from 7:30 - 11:30. 9th-grade students will get to settle into school, meet their teachers, better understand their schedule, and open their lockers. Lunch will be served before we dismiss at 11:30.

We look forward to meeting you and your students in the coming days!

08/22/2026

Huge congratulations to Amanda Lebel, Milton Elementary teacher, and Suzanne Diner, Milton Middle School teacher, on being named UVM/MTSD Educators of the Year! 🎉

We are so fortunate to have educators like you making a difference every day. Congratulations, Amanda and Suzanne! 🍎📚💙

08/21/2026

MTSD Families,

The school bus pickup and drop-off times will be posted on the school websites by 5 pm on Friday, August 21st. These times are estimated based on the most current information we have regarding ridership.
During the first few weeks of school, actual bus pick up and drop off times may vary from the scheduled time by up to 15 minutes due to several daily factors:
Changing Ridership:
At the start of the school year, families are still making decisions regarding school transportation.
We still have families moving in and out of the District
As a result, on some days we have fewer students which speeds up the route, while on other days we have more students which takes longer.
Traffic & Construction:
Bus drivers are still learning the patterns of local roadwork and daily commuter traffic which could cause them to be either early or late
Schedules will become much more consistent after these initial weeks.
We truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we kick off the school year!

08/17/2026

We want to thank everyone within our community who participated in our Summer Meals Program this year. MTSD is proud to share that we served over 50,000 meals throughout the summer. We would also like to thank our partners who helped make this program possible: Milton Recreation and Parks Department, New England Dairy and Food Council, Hunger Free Vermont, Performance Food Group, and the Vermont Agency of Education.
Thanks again and we wish you a successful transition back to school!