The MPS Annual Art Exhibit is now available virtually. Please join us in celebrating the art that our students have created throughout the year.
Brookside and Memorial Elementary
Dear Milford Public Schools Families,
Yesterday Governor Baker announced several COVID related restrictions would be lifted or loosened. Starting tomorrow in the Milford Public Schools students are no longer required to wear masks when outdoors. This will include recess time and outdoor Physical Education classes. Students are also able to share classroom materials with no restrictions. Beginning this afternoon, after approval by the MIAA, masks will no longer be required for athletic teams during outdoor practices and competitions. Additionally, spectators, coaches, staff and referees who are able to social distance are no longer required to wear masks either.
All students, community members, staff, and faculty will continue to be required to wear masks in school buildings and when riding on buses, vans, or other public transportation. In alignment with state guidance, the gathering limits for school events with outside participants will be lifted starting May 29, 2021. We expect further guidance from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education on upcoming end of year events. Expect more information either from me or your building principal in the coming days.
Sincerely,
Kevin McIntyre
Superintendent
Please follow this link to view the Milford Elementary and Middle Schools students' Art Gallery.
The Milford Public Schools wishes to thank Fallon Health for their generosity and support. The district was awarded a $1,000 Fallon Health Mini-Grant to support the project: I Can Focus on My Learning Now: Reducing Food Insecurities in the Milford Community. The goal of the project is to reduce food insecurity in students in their families.
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), travel increases a person’s chance of spreading and becoming infected with COVID-19. To help protect the health and safety of all our students, faculty, and staff, Milford Public Schools requires a mandatory 10-day quarantine for all travelers prior to returning to school or work, unless they meet one of the following exemptions (read more)
We look forward to welcoming our students back to in-person learning. For the health and safety of our students and staff, we are reminding you of the following MPS COVID-19 protocols:
Please review the MPS District's expectations for remote learning (read more).
The Milford Public School District is committed to providing a safe environment as schools reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please review the current policy regarding face covering.
The District Reopening Plan is now available and provides an overview of the Milford Reopening Plan, followed by additional more-detailed information about how we are structuring programs and schedules, and additional resources provided by state and federal agencies. View plan
The HVAC reports for the district's school buildings are now available for review.
The following requirements are in place for the safe re-entry to the school environment based upon what is currently known through guidance and documentation from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), the Center for Disease Control (CDC), and The Massachusetts Department of Early Education (EEC). (read more)
Going Back To School (video)
De Regreso A La Escuela (libro)
Regreso a la escuela durante el COVID-19 (articulo)
Cubiertas de tela para la cara para niños durante el COVID-19 (articulo)
Below is the link to the weekly COVID-19 update from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
One of the many aspects that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought attention to, is the importance of the social emotional wellbeing of children and adults. Throughout the past months the abrupt halt to life as we knew it, has impacted how we think, feel, and respond to daily activities and interactions. There have been many emotions experienced, sometimes in a matter of one day, ranging from happy to sad to angry to a sense of relief (view newsletter)
MPS has launched a website which will serve as a repository for all information and resources related to the current school closure and remote learning. This website will be updated frequently for the duration of the school closure.
Lunch and Breakfast Program
Free breakfast and lunch are available every weekday at Memorial Elementary School from 11:00 AM until 1:00 PM and Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 5:00-6:00 pm. Enter the parking lot from Walnut Street and drive up to Grab-N-Go station near the Memorial Elementary School cafeteria.
The following resources are available to the Milford community during the COVID-19 crisis.
The following resources are available to parents that wish to discuss the Coronavirus with their children:
In accordance with the Individuals with Disabilities ACT (IDEA 2004) and Massachusetts special education regulations, 603 CMR 28.00, the Milford Public School District provides screenings and/or evaluations for all children residing in Milford between the ages 3-21, when parents, caretakers, and/or teachers suspect the presence of a disability. (read more...)
The X2 ASPEN - FAMILY PORTAL provides access to your student’s grades, schedules, report cards, attendance & homework assignments. Please select your child's grade from the link below to apply for an account. Return the completed form to the address listed on the form. If you already have a family portal account you do not need to fill out this form.
PLEASE NOTE: The Family Portal is for grades 6 through 12.
FORGOT PASSWORD?
For existing accounts in need of a new password, please send email to: helpdesk@milfordma.com.
Please read this document before visiting our schools. School Visitation Protocol (includes traducciones/traduções).
Substance Use Prevention and Education policies that have been voted on and approved by the Milford School Committee as of December 1, 2016 and are now available online
