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For information on how to access Algebra and Geometry textbooks via ClassLink click the Holt McDougal icon.
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Our Mission - Educating students for success by providing a superior, relevant education.
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Please congratulate the following winners for the Miss MHS Scholarship Pageant!
Miss MHS 2019 – Jada Crosby, representing Lady Panthers Dance Team
1st Runner Up – Roxy Toner, representing Girls Basketball
2nd Runner Up – Jasmyne Bates, representing Chorus
3rd Runner Up – Malia Nord, representing Science Honors Society
4th Runner Up – Aliyah Martin, representing Beta
Miss Congeniality – Caitlyn Frizzell, representing Fellowship of Christian Athletes
People’s Choice – Kaitlin Peach, representing Varsity Cheerleading
Most Photogenic – Aliyah Martin, representing Beta and Jasmine Nowling, representing National Art Honors Society
Miss MHS 2019 – Jada Crosby, representing Lady Panthers Dance Team
1st Runner Up – Roxy Toner, representing Girls Basketball
2nd Runner Up – Jasmyne Bates, representing Chorus
3rd Runner Up – Malia Nord, representing Science Honors Society
4th Runner Up – Aliyah Martin, representing Beta
Miss Congeniality – Caitlyn Frizzell, representing Fellowship of Christian Athletes
People’s Choice – Kaitlin Peach, representing Varsity Cheerleading
Most Photogenic – Aliyah Martin, representing Beta and Jasmine Nowling, representing National Art Honors Society
Yearbook Announcements:
#1: If creating a 256 page book that represents our school is something that interests you, then join the YEARBOOK staff. Applications are available in Ms. Briggs's roon N38 or by clicking here. Deadline for applications is Friday, April 26.
#2: Cap & Gown Pictures are ready for pick up in room N38. Pick up times are before/after school, between classes, and 4th period.
#1: If creating a 256 page book that represents our school is something that interests you, then join the YEARBOOK staff. Applications are available in Ms. Briggs's roon N38 or by clicking here. Deadline for applications is Friday, April 26.
#2: Cap & Gown Pictures are ready for pick up in room N38. Pick up times are before/after school, between classes, and 4th period.
Attention Juniors and Parents:
We will be hosting a complimentary soon-to-be-senior night College Application Bootcamp 101, directed by Renee Bookout from the Academic Center for Testing. This 1.5 hour session is available to current juniors and will review the application process, discuss the various components (from honors to activities and essays) and provide a timeline for completing the requisite tasks and a list of important website addresses. This session will be held Tuesday, April 23, at 6pm and is open to juniors and their parents only.
Renee Bookout is an attorney and practices Constitutional Law for an organization in Washington, DC, hosts a radio show, and is a freelance writer. At the Academic Center for Testing, Renee helps guide students (grades 8 and up) and their families through high school and the college application process. Renee works with students in the area and around the country on their applications, essays, resumes and interviews. Her goal for each student is to maximize his or her potential. Renee’s oldest daughter attended Wake Forest, her son attended Harvard, and her youngest daughter attends Vanderbilt. To learn more, visit academiccenterfortesting.com.
We will be hosting a complimentary soon-to-be-senior night College Application Bootcamp 101, directed by Renee Bookout from the Academic Center for Testing. This 1.5 hour session is available to current juniors and will review the application process, discuss the various components (from honors to activities and essays) and provide a timeline for completing the requisite tasks and a list of important website addresses. This session will be held Tuesday, April 23, at 6pm and is open to juniors and their parents only.
Renee Bookout is an attorney and practices Constitutional Law for an organization in Washington, DC, hosts a radio show, and is a freelance writer. At the Academic Center for Testing, Renee helps guide students (grades 8 and up) and their families through high school and the college application process. Renee works with students in the area and around the country on their applications, essays, resumes and interviews. Her goal for each student is to maximize his or her potential. Renee’s oldest daughter attended Wake Forest, her son attended Harvard, and her youngest daughter attends Vanderbilt. To learn more, visit academiccenterfortesting.com.
Interested in being a part of MTV?
Class Description: Students will prepare for college study, industry certifications and employment through enrollment in Television Production Programs. The Academy will give students the foundation needed to further their education in fields such as Television Productions, Broadcasting, and Film Study. Industry certifications that the students are expected to attain include Adobe Certified Associate Video Production using Adobe Premiere Pro® and Adobe After Effects®
Click here for an application.
Class Description: Students will prepare for college study, industry certifications and employment through enrollment in Television Production Programs. The Academy will give students the foundation needed to further their education in fields such as Television Productions, Broadcasting, and Film Study. Industry certifications that the students are expected to attain include Adobe Certified Associate Video Production using Adobe Premiere Pro® and Adobe After Effects®
Click here for an application.
Please consider completing these surveys for our AP Research students. This information will assist them in completion of a 4,000 to 5,000 word research project for College Board. Thank you.
Click here to take survey 1.
Click here to take survey 2.
Click here to take survey 3.
Click here to take survey 1.
Click here to take survey 2.
Click here to take survey 3.
The School District desires to make all participant experiences at extracurricular events as safe and enjoyable as possible. In order to improve security and safety at these events Santa Rosa District Schools will enact new procedures for entrance into extracurricular activities. First, all bags are prohibited except for diaper bags, medically necessary bags, and bags 12"x6"x12" or smaller. Bags meeting this description are subject to being searched prior to entry. Loitering and standing along fences, in parking lot areas, or any other places on school campus is prohibited. Tickets to all sporting events will now be sold through the end of the game. Additional restrictions may be added as necessary in order to provide a safe environment for all. |
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Congratulations to the Milton High School
Teacher of the Year: Mrs. Stacey Dell.
Lab Fees Click the logo to sign in and pay lab fees. Step 1: Click on the link Step 2: Click on "Guest" in the upper right-hand corner Step 3: Click on Log In |
Summer Sports Summer School and NJROTC Click the logo to sign up and pay with a credit card. |
MHS Reserved Football Seats The reserved seats are $75.00 a piece and they allow you in to all home football games including JV and 9th. Any playoff game is excluded. Faculty members can purchase reserved seats for $40.00. |
MHS Panther Pass
The Panther Pass is $225.00 for a family of 5. Immediate family under one roof. There's an additional cost of 25.00 for each family member after 5 people. It allows entrance to all home MHS athletic events excluding Playoff games. |
Transcript Click here to purchase a copy of your transcript. |
Attendance Policy
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Online Registration
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Around the Campus
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Click the button for your parking permit application.
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Apply for free and reduced lunch by clicking the button.
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Click the calendar to access the school activity calendar.
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In our local newspaper you'll find a bi-weekly submission by MHS. Click the logo to access these. |
Yearbooks are on SALE! The earlier in the year that you purchase the cheaper the price. You may order online or in person. For the past 4 years, we have sold out, so order soon to guarantee you will have one. 
Yearbook ads are a great way to celebrate student success and milestones and reflect on the person your student has become. Show your pride and support your school at the same time. Click the logo for information on how to create your custom ad.
Click the logo to go to the ad creation site to complete your senior ad online.
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Get the Speak Out P3 Tips App in your app store 
SAFESTOP Learn more about our NEW bus tracking app!
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MHS is one of America’s best High Schools by US News and World Report! To learn more about the US News and World Report distinction the logo. |
Click the logo for information about Federal Regulations related to the Do Not Call List if you switch carriers or service providers. |
2017 Economic Security Report
Please see the links below from DOE regarding the 2017 Economic Security Report. The following links are to the two-page summary and to the full economic security report.
Summary Report
Full Report
Please see the links below from DOE regarding the 2017 Economic Security Report. The following links are to the two-page summary and to the full economic security report.
Summary Report
Full Report
Click here for the School Accountability Report - Select "Santa Rosa", then "Milton"
Click here for a Free and Reduced Lunch Application
Click here to view all Family Documents for the district
Click here for information about Healthy Kids
Click here for the School Improvement Plan
Click here for a Free and Reduced Lunch Application
Click here to view all Family Documents for the district
Click here for information about Healthy Kids
Click here for the School Improvement Plan