Every year around this time The Forbes House Museum celebrates Abraham Lincoln. Mary Bowditch Forbes, the last Forbes to live in the house at 215 Adams Street, was an avid collector of Lincoln memorabilia. The celebration includes music, re-enactors, and hot chocolate. To see some pictures of yesterday’s Forbes House event, click the “Read more’ link.
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MHS Bulletin for 02.08.10
Key Club: Please remember to sign-up to sell Valentine flowers on the sheet outside room 243. We need people to sell the flowers at all lunches and parent conferences next week
Employment Opportunity: A Milton mom would like a student with a driver’s license to pick up her two children at Tucker and sit with them in her home three days a week from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. Pick up a flyer in guidance. Read more »
Meeting: School Committee
| January 26, 2010 | ||
| 7:00 pm | ||
| February 9, 2010 | ||
| 7:00 pm |
The School Committee will be meeting in the Grassa O’Neill Library at Milton High School.
On 2/9 the School Committee will be hearing from Leslie Collins, parent and chair of the Milton Foundation for Education Grants Committee, Dr. Spaulding, Pierce Assistant Principal, and Pierce Grade 8 Science teachers Jennifer Gilbert and Kathleen Bertrand. The School Committee will also be reviewing the calendar and discussing the FY11 budget. You can find the full agenda here.
Independent consultant endorses recommendation to establish independent facilities department
In January of 2009, the Consolidated Facilities Exploratory Committee (CFEC) released its findings.
The committee had been appointed in January of 2008 by the Board of Selectmen to assess the possibility of “creating a new Town of Milton facilities department by combining pre-existing and anticipated maintenance services that presently take place through separate departments within the town and the school department.” Read more »
Q&A: New US Attorney Carmen Ortiz on her life and career
from The Patriot Ledger
Carmen Ortiz of Milton has long been respected in the Boston-area legal community for her work as a defense attorney, Middlesex County prosecutor and assistant U.S. attorney. (Read the full story here.)
Weymouth wins battle of Wildcats
from Wicked Local Milton
In a battle of Wildcats, the Weymouth High girls edged Milton, 42-38, on Friday. (Read the full story here.)
What to do. . . what to do? Lots!
There’s lots to do this week end!
This week end you can see a play, watch a movie, test your gaming skills, and learn some history. And you do not even need to leave town. It’s all right here. Read more »