The final part of the evening -- DIPLOMA TIME! This age-old tradition of marking time brings with it the start of something new. High school is waiting for these incredible young people and we believe the best is to come for our 'Dolphins.' Best wishes Class of 2024!
Students, staff, and families of East Shore Middle School were full of anticipation as their Stepping Up Ceremony began (6/6/2024). A full house was filled with excitement as students entered, took the stage, and speeches began. A beautiful start to a beautiful night.
And just like that ... it's over! Our 'Wildcats' are off to the next steps of their journeys! We can't wait to see all the great things you will accomplish in the future ... and always remember: 'West is Best!' Best wishes to the Class of 2024.
DIPLOMA TIME!! Diplomas were distributed, along with a handshake and a message of congratulations and good luck, as students participate in their last big event for West Shore.
There was a full house at the West Shore Middle School Stepping Up Ceremony on 6/6/2024 -- on both sides of the venue. The excitement was clear -- and the evening was perfection! The collection of laughter, deep sentiment, and love could be felt by all.
A few speeches, a few memories, and a few smiles reminded our kids that the world is ready for them. No dream too large -- and the future is bright. Congrats Class of 2024!
Here they come! The HMS Class of 2024 entered the auditorium filled with cheers, applause, and well-wishes as their commencement begins. Pure joy!
Graduation season got off to a great start on Thursday evening (6/6/2024) with Harborside Middle School's Stepping Up Ceremony. Held at the Parsons Auditorium, students and parents excitedly awaited the start of the event.
And some more! Thank you Jonathan Law High School for hosting this year's event.
Here are a few more glimpses into the James Wynne Track Meet yesterday.
Here are some memorable moments from yesterday's Middle School Track Meet. The depth of competition, the grace of every athlete -- win or lose -- was impressive, to say the least. Congratulations all!
And it's HARBORSIDE -- Winners of the 2024 James Wynne Middle School Track Meet!
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And the winner is ... East Shore Middle School!!! Crew members Chloe Hudd and Kerrie Astrosky muscled through to enter the fastest time of the entire fleet -- and will maintain the beloved Great Boat Race trophy for the year. Great job, all!!
Six heats, with 2 boats each, ran with timers at-the-ready to see who could complete the course loop the fastest, overall. The crews consisted of teachers and administrators from the schools -- and the competition was fierce!
Ahoy, Mateys!! Perfect conditions prevailed on Sunday as the MPS Great Boat Race took place! 12 schools came prepared to claim bragging rights as winners of the event. Hundreds convened at Lisman Landing to watch this fun and educational event. Here are the prep pics!
Congratulations ... to us! Board Chair Susan Glennon and Asst. Supt. Steve Autieri were recognized by the Connecticut Arts Administrators Association for our districtwide support of the arts. Amy Perras, Instructional Supv. for the Arts celebrated with the pair. Great work, MPS!
The Middle School Track Meet has been rescheduled to Monday, June 3 at Law.
State Senator James Maroney visited with MPS officials to celebrate our $360K in grant funding for HVAC improvements through the state's Indoor Air Quality Program. A robust conversation followed as administrators shared the needs of school districts - in Milford and statewide.
Congrats to our Districtwide Honorees! Rachel Pangu (Teacher of the Year), Patti Fox (Para of the Year), and Amy and Rob Brenner (Parents of the Year). Thank you for your outstanding service to our schools and kids!
And here are a few more! Cars and passers-by have been stopping all day to enjoy this simple presentation for Memorial Day. More than 400 poppies were 'planted' today in front of Mathewson School.
