Last week, second grade scientists learned more about Earth’s processes of weathering and erosion through a cookie lab. Students demonstrated weathering by breaking down their cookie with a toothpick and erosion by blowing the broken down pieces from one location to another.
During a Marine career visit at Milford Jr/Sr High School on Friday Q'marion Jones, 7th Grade student, was eager to take on the pull-up challenge. With the guiding assistance of the US Marine representatives, Q'marion was able to demonstrate his upper body strength with his peers as they counted and cheered him on. Staff Sergeant Outz presented Q'marion with a Marine shirt for his courage and strength.
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Here are the planned activities for February 12 - 17. Have an awesome week Eagles! #milfordsoar
Avery Roth and Brynlee Ficke placed 3rd in Duet Acting Saturday at David City. Way to go Eagles!
Fun day in 9th grade Geography as students explored the Amazon Rainforest and Machu Picchu using virtual reality! #milfordsoar
Congratulations to our Eagle Pride Students of the Month for January! Thank you for being leaders in our school!
Here are the planned activities for the week of February 5 - 10. Go Big M! Good Luck Eagles!
Congratulations to the Speech team members who placed at the North Star Speech Invite. Allyson Taylor, Avery Roth, Hannah Wittstruck, Brecken Yoder, and Chance Stutzman 2nd in OID, Brecken Yoder 2nd in Serious Prose, & Avery Roth and Brynlee Ficke 5th in Duet.
Six Elementary students competed in the annual Seward County Spelling Bee on Saturday, January 27 at the Seward Civic Center. All the Milford students did very well. Representing the Eagles in the 3rd and 4th Grade Division were Roy Gregory, Sophie Truhe - 4th, and Clarah Hostetler was crowned the Seward County CHAMPION! In the 5th and 6th Grade Division competing were Juliann RoanEagle, Morgan Karel-2nd Place, and Brecken Stuaffer was crowned Seward County CHAMPION!
Here are the planned activities for the week of January 29 - February 3. Have a great week Eagle Nation and good luck in all your activities!
Congratulations to Allyson Taylor, Avery Roth, Hannah Wittstruck, Brecken Yoder, and Chance Stutzman who placed 2nd in Oral Interpretation of Drama, Avery Roth 2nd in Program of Oral Interpretation, a new event which is a mix of poetry, prose, and news articles, and Brecken Yoder 3rd in Serious Prose. Way to go Eagles!
Do you have a child at home not registered for Kindergarten? Please contact Tracy Yeackley at 402-761-2408 to register your child for Kindergarten for the next school year or beyond. We want to be part of your child's story at Milford Public Schools.
Congratulations to the MHS Dance Team on their 1st place finish in the Pom and Jazz categories at the Crete High School/ Doane University Cheer and Dance Competition! Team Members: Hannah Wittstruck, Elsa Schweitzer, Addison Sample, Aydenn Freeman, Morgan Havlat, Emma Hershberger, and Sally Burkey Not pictured: Ally Taylor & Sydney Havlat
Due to drifting snow overnight on county roads, Milford Public Schools will have a two hour late start on 1/22/24.
Results from the Speech tournament at Lincoln Southwest. In duet acting Avery Roth and Brynlee Ficke placed 6th, and Alayna Tvrdy and Zoey Whitford placed 4th.
Here are the Eagle Activities for January 22-27. Go Big M!
Due to drifting roads overnight there is no school at Milford Public Schools on Friday, January 19, 2024. All activities have been postponed.
Milford Public Schools will have a two-hour late start on Friday, January 19, 2024. Before school practices and activities are canceled. The decision to travel to the David City wrestling Invitational will be made in the morning.
The wind and blowing snow continue to cause dangerous conditions in the country. We will attempt to run bus routes accordingly, but will not travel on roads that are not cleared. Please call your bus driver if you know your road is not safe for our buses and consider alternate arrangements for transportation to school. If you make alternate arrangements, please inform your bus driver.
If you cannot make it to school, please have a parent call the appropriate office to inform the school. Elementary School 402-761-2408; High School 402-761-2525
If conditions change overnight and a decision is made to have no school, the alert system will be used along with updates on Milford Public Schools' social media.
Thank you and be safe.
Milford Public Schools will have a two-hour late start on Tuesday, January 16, 2024. There will be no morning preschool. Before school practices and activities are canceled. After-school activities will take place.
We will attempt to run bus routes accordingly, but will not travel on roads that have not been cleared. Please call your bus driver if you know your road is not safe for our buses and consider alternate arrangements for transportation to school. If you make alternate arrangements, please inform your bus driver.
If you are unable to make it to school, please have a parent call the appropriate office to let the school know your student’s attendance is affected by the road conditions. Elementary School 402-761-2408; High School 402-761-2525
Thank you, and be safe.
Due to current county road conditions and forecasted temperature and wind chills, there is no school at Milford Public Schools on Monday, January 15, 2024. All activities have been postponed.