Student Government Election Packets are currently posted on Plus Portal. Candidacy declaration and speech videos are due to Ms. Beliveau and Ms. Conaty by Monday June 1st at 5pm. Please reach out with any questions or concerns. (jbeliveau@miltononps.org, kconaty@miltonps.org)

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Congratulations to the newly elected 2020-2021 Performance Tech Club Officers: Secretary--Brynne Mershon; Vice President--Madeline Miller; President--Sophia Labbe. The future sound and lighting of our auditorium is in skilled, professional hands thanks to the stellar examples set by graduating senior officers Brendan Scott, Aidan Guilderson, and the inestimable Mikey McCarthy.

Election Packet here

Walk, Ride, Run ... Please join us in honoring the MHS Class of 2020 by participating in our #20MilesFor2020 Challenge. We are challenging members of the MPS community to stay active and honor the seniors of this year's graduating class between now and the end of May. Here is how you can participate: 1) Choose a day between now and May 31st to complete 20 miles of walking, running, biking, hiking, etc. 2) You can complete all 20 miles on your own or as part of a "relay" team that works remotely with one another to complete the challenge. Get your friends, sports team, club, music group, or family to join you. Split up the mileage among team members and have some fun! 3) Snap a selfie or picture of the mileage on your watch/phone/bike and tag @MHS_Wildcats_ on Twitter using the hashtag #20MilesFor2020 to show your support! Let's see how many miles we can do together for the Class of 2020!! Our goal is 2020 miles!

1. Students are expected to continue to check their school email for class assignments, instructions and potential class meeting times. 2. Students will be assigned approximately 3 – 3.5 hours of school work per day. This is the recommendation from the Commissioner of Education. In making this recommendation, the Commissioner, along with MHS, are taking into consideration some of the challenges that many of our families may have during this pandemic. 2. Students are expected to turn in assignments. These assignments will be assessed and teachers will be providing feedback on all collected assignments. If students are unsure or have trouble accessing some of the information online, please reach out to the individual teacher or the student’s guidance counselor. Every student should be doing his/her best to access and complete all assignments. 4. If students were missing work prior to March 13th, they should communicate with their individual teachers to see about the possibility of making up that incomplete work in order to improve their grade. Whether or not the work will be accepted will be at the discretion of the individual teacher.