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MPA Launches the Growing Healthier Together Initiative for Navigating Technology
October 29, 2025 by
This year, the MPA launched the Growing Healthier Together Initiative, which aims to help families navigate technology with intention. The MPA’s goal is to provide resources for families and opportunities for them to connect and learn together as a community. In September and October, the MPA launched this initiative with two talks from Georgetown Professor, […]
Highlights from the Grade 8 Israel Trip
June 20, 2025 by
From May 1-11, Grade 8 students completed their capstone trip to Israel. Their days were action packed, with opportunities for meaningful learning and reflection in nature, museums and monuments, neighborhoods and towns, cultural sites, archaeological digs, and more. Each student connected with the content of this trip in their own way, and the group received […]
Our Work with Families to Ensure that MILTON Remains a Certainty for Their Children
June 20, 2025 by
This message was originally sent to current MILTON families in April 2025. We wanted to share it with our broader community to give them a sense of how we are working with each of our families to ensure that MILTON remains a certainty for their children. Dear MILTON Families, At the Board of Trustees’ […]
Cadena 2025 Brings Grade 8 Students to Bogota
June 17, 2025 by
“Throughout my experience in Colombia with Cadena I learned how to be a better team player and how to make the best of hard situations. Additionally, I learned that no matter what, it is always possible to communicate and relate to the people and places around you.” – Shira S-E, Class of 2025 “Cadena provided […]
Celebrating Pesach at MILTON: Holiday Roundup
April 29, 2025 by
In early April, students from Pre-K to Middle School celebrated Pesach in creative and often interdisciplinary ways. Check out our roundup below:
In Pedagogy of Partnership, Students Become Master Relationship Builders
April 29, 2025 by
If you enter the room during one of Nechama Malkiel’s Grade 4 Judaic Studies classes, you may hear students sing, to the tune of “She’ll Be Coming Round the Mountain”: “A havruta is a triangle of three; my partner and my text and my me!” before diving into their regular partner work.
