HMS News

GOOD AFTERNOON HMS FAMILIES:


We’re finally settling into what feels like the lazy, hazy days of summer.  What better way to celebrate this weekend than sharing some chocolate ice cream with your best friend (both have national social media holidays on Saturday and Sunday, respectively).


Congratulations to the class of 2025, who are “stepping up” tonight at Parsons Auditorium.  We wish you the best as you head towards your next adventure!


Please take a moment to review a few important updates and reminders.



Check out photos of what we have been doing over the last week here:  Recap

Next Week - 

  • Monday, June 9 - Students are dismissed at 12:45 PM.

    • HMS Second Annual Play-a-Palooza. Students rotate to various teacher run activities. 

    • Depending on the activity students pre-selected, some students may be outside for up to an hour or two. Therefore, be sure to bring a water bottle and wear sunscreen

  • Tuesday, June 10 - Students are dismissed at 12:45 PM.

    • HMS Second Annual Carnival Games and Activities.

      • Thank you in advance to all the parents who volunteered to help supervise the various stations. 

    • Students will be outside for about 2 hours. Be sure to bring water bottles and wear sunscreen.

  • Wednesday, June 11 - Last day of school and students are dismissed at 12:45 PM.

    • HMS Annual Quiz Show and last day grade level activities. 

Avery’s Little Garden Brick Campaign - 

  • Avery, a former Calf Pen and HMS student, fought brain cancer with bravery and strength for over two and a half years. Through this fight she never complained and continued to find ways to make those around her smile and participate in life. She taught teachers and students alike, how to be resilient and keep going no matter the challenge.

  • To continue to honor Avery’s legacy, Calf Pen Meadow School is looking to build a memorial garden and outdoor classroom.

  • Families wishing to support Calf Pen’s garden/outdoor classroom can purchase a Garden Brick. Please click Avery’s Little Garden Brick Campaign for more information.

  • Law Raffles for Wishes Opportunity - 

    • Law’s Raffles for Wishes is a Connecticut nonprofit that sells raffle tickets to local families, and the winning child gets to join a varsity sport for a special game. 

      • All of the money raised goes to the Connecticut Make-A-Wish Foundation. 

    • By purchasing a raffle ticket, a student could be a part of a baseball or softball team for a day. 

      • Raffle winners would get to warm up with the team, wear Law softball/baseball gear for a day, sit in the dugout during the game, and get to know a little bit more about high school sports and the atmosphere at Jonathan Law. 

    • Raffle tickets are each $5, and all of the money raised is going to the Connecticut Make-A-Wish Foundation. 

    • More information and tickets are available HERE.     



Milford Historical Society Docent Opportunities - 

  • The Milford Historical Society has volunteer docent positions available this summer for students (rising 7th grade and higher). 

  • Last summer, more than 40 student docents led tours through the Society’s three historic museum houses under the tutelage of our adult docents and we appreciate the school’s past help.

  • For more information and training dates, click Docents.



MPS Summer Volleyball Clinic - 

  • MPS hosts an annual volleyball open gym clinic for girls in grades 7-12. 

  • The clinic will be at Jonathan Law High School on Mondays and Wednesdays, 7-9 p.m., from June 23 to August 13

  • Click here for the signup form!


Important Dates! .

  • June 9 - Early dismissal for students and full day for staff.

  • June 10 - Early dismissal for students and full day for staff.

  • June 11 - Last day of school. Early dismissal for students and staff.