Milford High School Building Committee Drops Two Site Options, Eyes 2031 Occupancy
Milford High School Building Committee votes to cut two site options and debates the pool's future.
Milford High School Building Committee votes to cut two site options and debates the pool's future.
MILFORD -- April 16, 2026, Milford School Committee reorganizes under new chair and hears sobering breakdown of the state school-building reimbursement formula. The committee unanimously elected Michael Akagini as chair and Brendan Rickert as
Milford's high school building committee voted to launch construction manager procurement and received a stark lesson in MSBA reimbursement math at its April 15 meeting.
Milford School Committee moves toward an e-bike ban after police report 125 incidents and 12 serious injuries since January 2025.
MILFORD -- March 19, 2026, Milford School Committee hears MSBA building update, flags reimbursement rate confusion, and considers calendar redesign. At the March 19 meeting, a building committee representative told the school committee that the
Milford's High School Building Committee approved $118,144 in project warrants and received a detailed design update targeting a September 2031 school opening.
Milford School Committee hears 40 percent K-5 literacy rate, approves $1.37 million in warrants and grants.
Milford School Committee formally introduced the architectural firm for the new Milford High School and approved more than $800,000 in warrants at its February 5 meeting.
Milford's High School Building Committee unanimously approved a $1.8 million design contract with architecture firm HMFH on February 4, formally launching the schematic design phase of the new Milford High School project.
Milford School Committee hears sharp high school attendance gains and approves nearly $1 million in warrants. The committee unanimously passed a consent agenda totaling $906,234.44 in warrants, $87,129 in grants, $7,202.14 in professional development, and $754 in gifts at its January 22 meeting.
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