Author: Milton Academy

Milton’s Architecture course, offered by the Visual Arts Department, is opening students’ eyes to the world around them, where buildings become lessons in history, form, and function.

Robotics coach Bridget Sitkoff believes the lessons learned on the Middle School robotics team extend well beyond the middle school years.

The Keyes Seminar Day, a lively day of speaking engagements for Upper School students, has been one of Milton’s most important traditions since 1977. It is named in honor of its founder, former faculty member Peter Keyes, a legendary promoter of student interest in political process as well as public and governmental affairs and service. In the Milton spirit of developing students’ confidence and competence to live by our motto, “Dare to be true,” Seminar Day brings to campus people who have made compelling choices. They are leaders making a difference in the world. Luminaries in the fields of...

Author, foreign policy strategist, and former diplomat Farah Pandith ’86 returned to Milton to share her insights into leadership and perspective.

As housing prices soar in urban areas across the country, more needs to be done to protect the cities’ low-income residents and the vibrant life that diverse committees offer, says Boston Housing Authority head Kenzie Bok ’07.