Milan High School

On Wednesday, MHS students from our Work-Based Learning and JAG programs attended the Emerge: Young Innovators Summit! 💡
It was an incredible day of learning and inspiration — students gained valuable career skills, explored business and entrepreneurship concepts, and networked with local professionals and peers. The event encouraged them to think creatively and confidently about their futures!

Ms. Small’s ICP students had a blast today—literally! 🚀 They designed and launched homemade stomp rockets while applying their physics calculations in action.

This week, Milan High School joined the nationwide Red Ribbon Week celebration—empowering students to make positive choices and live drug-free!

Milan High School FFA students have spent the past two days in Indianapolis attending the National FFA Convention—an incredible opportunity to learn, lead, and connect with fellow members from across the country! 🌾💙💛

Picture Re-Take Day for MHS is tomorrow Tuesday 10/28/25.

Today in Mrs. Sciuttos and Mrs. Seals’ classes, students simulated a fish population while doing calculations and graphing their data to show how the population changed over time. These calculations involved birth and death rates, immigration and emigration, and limiting factors such as drought, predation, and natural disasters.

Pictures were sent home with the high school students this afternoon 10/21/25. Career Center students, Ivy Tech students and Work Based Learning students will receive their pictures tomorrow morning 10/22/25. Picture retake day will be Tuesday 10/28/25 for any students that were absent for the initial picture day or would like to have pictures retaken.

Picture Retake Day for MHS will be on Tuesday October 28, 2025.

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Today Mrs. Sciutto’s and Mrs. Seals’ classes teamed up to simulate how the effects of resource availability, competition, natural disasters, and pollution affect different organisms in an ecosystem. Each student was assigned an organism and then was tasked with collecting and using resources through different scenarios.

Ripley Co. Ag Day is in full swing at the Fairgrounds! 🌾 Our HS agriculture students are sharing their knowledge on a variety of ag topics while guiding area 3rd graders through hands-on stations. It’s a great day of learning, leadership, and fun for students of all ages!

Mrs. Sciutto's Principles of Biomedical Science Students performed gel electrophoresis today on samples of DNA from the blood at their classroom crime scene to identify who left it.

🎉 Hey Milan families! 🎉
Calling all K–6 students! Join us for an hour of fun and games in the Kid Zone this Friday at the high school football game! 🏈

🕕 Time: 6:00–7:00 PM
💵 Cost: $5 (cash only)

Don’t miss out—bring your friends and kick off the weekend with some pre-game fun! 🎈🎯🎶

🏈 Back by popular demand: Our Second Halftime Football Throw was a huge hit! Who’s ready to take on Jeff Poole, our reigning champ? 🤩

Think you’ve got what it takes? Grab your tickets at the game and step up to the challenge!

The Thomas More University Band Direct- Mr Ken Carr came to MHS today to talk with our HS Band about getting ready for college and the great opportunities available at TMU

Ms. Sides’ Ag Power, Structure, & Technology students are working on their first project of the year: wiring a light to a single pole switch. This basic circuit helps them learn proper wiring techniques and understand how electrical systems work in agricultural settings.

Milan Archery Program – Assistant Coaches Needed (Volunteer Opportunity) The Milan Archery Program, part of the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP ©), is seeking additional coaching help as we move into the new season and beyond. The program includes Milan students in grades 4 through 12 and practices after school until 5:00 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. The season generally runs from mid-October to mid-May, with meets held on Saturdays (usually one or two per month). The high school team typically competes in the State and National Tournaments in March and May. If you enjoy working with kids, have an interest in archery, and have flexibility in your schedule to attend at least one practice per week—and are available to travel with the team on Saturdays—we would like to talk with you! Requirements for Assistant Coaches: Must be at least 21 years of age Must be able to pass a state background check Must be able to pass the NASP BAI certification test Must be able to provide instruction to archery students in a positive manner Must be able to work collaboratively with other coaches and take direction from the head coach Previous archery experience is a plus but not required. All NASP training will be provided. If interested, please contact the Milan High School Office or stop by any practice on or after October 21.

Homecoming spirit games were a success! Thanks to the MHS Cheer and StuCo for organizing the event. Parade is at 5pm and kickoff is at 7pm.