In her most recent email blast to the community Mary Gormley, Superintendent of the Milton Public Schools, made a series of important announcements concerning policies, programs, and staff and personnel.

Some highlights include:

• Launching a Mock Trial program which will be directed by Deb Tracy, a Hingham attorney. The MHS mock trial team will compete at the state level. Details will be forthcoming. for more information on the Mock Trial programs sponsored by the Massachusetts Ste Bar, please visit http://mocktrial.massbar.org.
• The Debated Team will start its second year. They had a remarkable debut last year with one squad advancing to semi-finals. Sadly, one of the coaches, Phil Tedesco, has taken a new position with a law firm (Congrats Phil!). Ms. Gormley is looking for a committed individual to help Mr. Fitzgerald, MHS English teacher. You can contact her at 617-696-4808 or email mgormley@miltonps.org.
• And. . . Milton High is looking to revive the Wildcat Marching Band after a 20 year hiatus. They will be taking the filed during half time at football games sporting red and black uniforms, representing a “powerful symbol of community pride and tradition,” says Gormley. They welcome donations to support the effort. Please contact Ms. Gormley at 617-696-4808 or email mgormley@miltonps.org.

You can find Ms. Gormely’s full email blast here.