Seeking Support
An increasing number of Milton students are visiting the Academic Skills Center and encouraging...
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Stepping Out
Sixth-grader Sidney Lamousnery ’31, who has been dancing since she was two, recently added choreography to her list of dance pursuits.
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A Half Century of Fine Art on Milton’s Campus
The Nesto Gallery opened on January 10, 1974, and has since brought in scores of professional...
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Lamont Gordon ’87 Returns as MLK Speaker
Full Circle Moment: In 1986—the year the United States first observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a federal holiday, Lamont Gordon ’87 was a student listening to Milton’s first-ever MLK speaker. Gordon returned to campus in 2025 to continue the tradition.
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Army Veteran Daniel Kim ’09 Shares His Story of Service
Solid preparation is the key to success in high-stakes situations, Army veteran Dan Kim ’09 told Upper School students during this year’s Veterans Day Assembly.
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Jonathan Schroeder ’99 Returns as Heyburn Speaker
Jonathan D.S. Schroeder ’99, returned to Milton last fall as a Heyburn Lecturer and shared his amazing journey toward resurfacing John Swanson Jacobs’s story of enslavement and freedom.
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Milton Senior Appointed to Juvenile Justice Committee
Senior Edna Etienne-Dupie ’25 is appointed to Massachusetts juvenile justice board, helping to address the needs of some of the state’s most vulnerable young people.
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Jazz Students Shine at National Conference
Milton jazz students traveled to Atlanta for the Jazz Educational Network International Conference.
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