Milan’s candidates, Kaitlynn Hicks and Logan Bruns, are ready to represent at the Versailles Pumpkin Show! Wishing them the best of luck and a wonderful week!
🗳️It’s Election Day in Mrs. Hicks’ Social Studies Class! 🇺🇸
Students have been learning about the Constitution, the three branches of government, elections, and how our government works. Yesterday, our 6 presidential candidates gave campaign speeches, presented their campaign slides, and answered questions from their classmates. Today, students will head to the polls and cast their votes for Class President! 🗳️
It has been exciting to watch students experience the election process firsthand while putting what we’ve been learning into action!
We had the honor of approving Knight Walters as an Honorary boys basketball coach for this year at tonight's board meeting. Congratulations Knight and welcome to the team!!!!
Today in Mrs. Hicks’s fifth grade classroom, students celebrated Constitution Day! They created their own Classroom Constitution and received pocket Constitutions to keep! A great way to bring our learning to life!
Always a great way to start the school year—with some well-earned recognition!
Congratulations to these MHS students who earned National Recognition from College Board for their outstanding academic achievements!
To qualify, students had to earn a 3.5 GPA or higher and show outstanding performance on the PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT 10, and/or AP Exams during the 2025–26 school year.
We’re proud of the hard work you put in every day. Thanks for bringing your Best Effort to MHS!
Congratulations to these MHS students who earned National Recognition from College Board for their outstanding academic achievements!
To qualify, students had to earn a 3.5 GPA or higher and show outstanding performance on the PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT 10, and/or AP Exams during the 2025–26 school year.
We’re proud of the hard work you put in every day. Thanks for bringing your Best Effort to MHS!
A BIG THANK YOU goes out to the MCSC staff for their efforts today during our tornado warning. It was truly "All hands on Deck" with Everyone stepping up to make sure our students were safe. Thank you and Great Job everyone!!
MCSC Parents: we are loading the students into buses to bring them home. Thanks for your patience.
🎡🌽 Good luck to all of our Milan students participating in the Ripley County 4-H Fair! 🐄🐖🐑🍀
MCSC is dedicated to exposing our students to the world of agriculture. We have invested time and resources to create opportunities for students in grades 5-12.
The Ripley County 4-H Fair is a culmination of hard work that aligns with our agriculture principles and our Milan Five Fab character traits.
We are so proud of the hard work, creativity, dedication, perseverance, service, and responsibility you’ve shown while preparing your animals, exhibits, and projects. Whether you’re showing livestock, displaying a project, or participating in another event, we wish you the very best this week!
Parents and families—we’d love to celebrate our students! 📸 Please share pictures of your child and their 4-H projects or animals in the comments so our Milan school family can cheer them on.
Good luck, and have a safe and successful fair!
MCSC is dedicated to exposing our students to the world of agriculture. We have invested time and resources to create opportunities for students in grades 5-12.
The Ripley County 4-H Fair is a culmination of hard work that aligns with our agriculture principles and our Milan Five Fab character traits.
We are so proud of the hard work, creativity, dedication, perseverance, service, and responsibility you’ve shown while preparing your animals, exhibits, and projects. Whether you’re showing livestock, displaying a project, or participating in another event, we wish you the very best this week!
Parents and families—we’d love to celebrate our students! 📸 Please share pictures of your child and their 4-H projects or animals in the comments so our Milan school family can cheer them on.
Good luck, and have a safe and successful fair!
Beginning with the 2026-27 school year, Milan Community Schools has updated the cell phone policy to comply with the new Indiana Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 78 on a "bell-to-bell" cell phone ban.
Devices must be turned off and put away, including cell phones, smartwatches, gaming devices, etc. from the first bell to the last.
Updated student expectations, guidelines and details are provided in each student handbook.
Devices must be turned off and put away, including cell phones, smartwatches, gaming devices, etc. from the first bell to the last.
Updated student expectations, guidelines and details are provided in each student handbook.
MMS and MIS Open House. We look forward to seeing everyone.
Milan High School is looking forward to welcoming students back on Monday, August 10th!
I want to give a big SHOUT OUT and THANK YOU to the Milan and Delaware fire departments for their efforts this morning containing the Bestway truck container fire that happened behind our HS school. The driver of the truck followed all protocol, alerting 911 immediately. The fire departments responded to the call quickly and extinguished the fire in a matter of minutes. Thank you to everyone involved, we sincerely appreciate all your efforts.
We recognized some of our boys track team last night. Gabe Riehle (400m) run, Lucas Cooney (3200m run) and Tyler Myers (300m hurdles) all qualified for the regional track meet with Gabe Riehle qualifying for the State meet where he finished 10th. Congrats to all our members!!
We had a wonderful night recognizing the Milan varsity softball team for all their success this year. The lady Indians finished the season with a 30-5 record, ORVC co-champs as well as sectional and regional champions. Congrats to all the players and coaches. #weRmilan
Did you know you can STILL register for MES Paid Preschool? You can learn more details at this website: https://www.milan.k12.in.us/o/mes/page/mes-preschool
You can register by visiting https://www.milan.k12.in.us/ and clicking on "Registration."
You can register by visiting https://www.milan.k12.in.us/ and clicking on "Registration."
Milan Community Schools would like to provide clarification regarding an unfortunate situation involving two Milan High School student-athletes during the IHSAA Boys Track and Field Tournament.
Following the sectional meet at Columbus North High School on May 21, our coaching staff and athletes believed that one Milan runner had qualified to advance to the regional competition at Bloomington South High School. In track and field, it is not uncommon for athletes who qualify in multiple events to withdraw from certain events as they advance through the tournament series in order to focus on specific competitions. When this occurs, the IHSAA may issue a "call back," inviting the next eligible athlete to advance to the subsequent round.
Unfortunately, two Milan High School athletes were eligible for such a call back and were invited to participate in the regional meet. However, neither the athletes nor Milan High School personnel were aware of the invitation, resulting in the athletes missing the opportunity to compete at the regional level.
Upon learning of the situation, Milan High School immediately initiated a review of the circumstances. School administrators spoke with Head Track Coach Brian Potts, Athletic Director Susie Fidler, and representatives from both the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) and MileSplit, the organizations responsible for tournament administration and communication.
The information gathered during our review confirmed that a notification should have been sent to a representative of Milan High School informing us that two student-athletes had been called back to the regional meet and requesting confirmation of their participation.
As part of the investigation, multiple email accounts and spam folders were thoroughly reviewed. No evidence was found indicating that such a notification was received by any Milan High School employee. Furthermore, the IHSAA was unable to verify that a notification email had been successfully sent to a Milan representative.
School officials also sought clarification regarding how the athletes appeared on the official regional heat sheets despite no participation confirmation being submitted on their behalf. At this time, neither the IHSAA nor MileSplit has been able to provide an explanation.
While we may never know exactly where the communication breakdown occurred, the outcome is disappointing. Two deserving Milan student-athletes were denied the opportunity to compete at the regional level in events for which they had earned qualification.
Milan High School has communicated directly with both families to explain the circumstances and share the information obtained through our review. In recognition of their achievement, both student-athletes will receive Regional Qualifier patches from the Milan Athletic Department.
We remain committed to advocating for our students and ensuring that every athlete receives the opportunities they have earned through their hard work and dedication.
Following the sectional meet at Columbus North High School on May 21, our coaching staff and athletes believed that one Milan runner had qualified to advance to the regional competition at Bloomington South High School. In track and field, it is not uncommon for athletes who qualify in multiple events to withdraw from certain events as they advance through the tournament series in order to focus on specific competitions. When this occurs, the IHSAA may issue a "call back," inviting the next eligible athlete to advance to the subsequent round.
Unfortunately, two Milan High School athletes were eligible for such a call back and were invited to participate in the regional meet. However, neither the athletes nor Milan High School personnel were aware of the invitation, resulting in the athletes missing the opportunity to compete at the regional level.
Upon learning of the situation, Milan High School immediately initiated a review of the circumstances. School administrators spoke with Head Track Coach Brian Potts, Athletic Director Susie Fidler, and representatives from both the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) and MileSplit, the organizations responsible for tournament administration and communication.
The information gathered during our review confirmed that a notification should have been sent to a representative of Milan High School informing us that two student-athletes had been called back to the regional meet and requesting confirmation of their participation.
As part of the investigation, multiple email accounts and spam folders were thoroughly reviewed. No evidence was found indicating that such a notification was received by any Milan High School employee. Furthermore, the IHSAA was unable to verify that a notification email had been successfully sent to a Milan representative.
School officials also sought clarification regarding how the athletes appeared on the official regional heat sheets despite no participation confirmation being submitted on their behalf. At this time, neither the IHSAA nor MileSplit has been able to provide an explanation.
While we may never know exactly where the communication breakdown occurred, the outcome is disappointing. Two deserving Milan student-athletes were denied the opportunity to compete at the regional level in events for which they had earned qualification.
Milan High School has communicated directly with both families to explain the circumstances and share the information obtained through our review. In recognition of their achievement, both student-athletes will receive Regional Qualifier patches from the Milan Athletic Department.
We remain committed to advocating for our students and ensuring that every athlete receives the opportunities they have earned through their hard work and dedication.
Congratulations go out to the Milan Lady Indians softball team on their sectional championship. Great job everyone. #weRmilan
Congratulations to our new retirees!
Thank you for your many years of dedicated service to Milan Community Schools. Your commitment, hard work, and positive impact on our students, staff, and community are deeply appreciated. We wish each of you happiness, good health, and many wonderful adventures in your retirement!
Dan Goris, SRO
Luann Konradi, Bus Driver and
(not pictured) Shari Pennington, Elementary School Custodian.
Thank you for your many years of dedicated service to Milan Community Schools. Your commitment, hard work, and positive impact on our students, staff, and community are deeply appreciated. We wish each of you happiness, good health, and many wonderful adventures in your retirement!
Dan Goris, SRO
Luann Konradi, Bus Driver and
(not pictured) Shari Pennington, Elementary School Custodian.
Congratulations to all of our art students and their instructor Ms. Parr for the wonderful display they provided everyone before the concert. It was wonderful to see all of the work the students have created this year. #weRmilan
Congratulations to all of the band members and their director Mrs. Bedel on a wonderful concert tonight. Great job everyone. # weRmilan