Yesterday was SAT Day for our juniors, and to provide them with the best possible testing environment, our other students took part in some incredible experiences.
Freshmen traveled to NKU for a campus visit and got a glimpse of campus life.
Sophomores visited the Indiana National Guard base in Shelbyville to learn more about service and career opportunities.
Seniors spent the day job shadowing and finalizing college plans for the fall.
It was a great day of real-world learning and future planning for students across all grade levels!
Freshmen traveled to NKU for a campus visit and got a glimpse of campus life.
Sophomores visited the Indiana National Guard base in Shelbyville to learn more about service and career opportunities.
Seniors spent the day job shadowing and finalizing college plans for the fall.
It was a great day of real-world learning and future planning for students across all grade levels!
Congratulations to our new NHS inductees!
Congratulations to the Hauser Jets! Sectional 60 champions. 42-73 Final.
Great season Indians!
4 Milan FFA members competed at the District Leadership Contest this morning at North Decatur High School. Here are our results for today:
🥇1st place Food Science Demonstration- Karina Hoffmann (eligible to compete at state in June)
🥇 1st place Agriscience Proficiency- Drenden Bowman
🥈2nd place Small Animal Production Proficiency
Also competing today:
Samantha Johnson- Employment Skills
Drenden Bowman- Essay
Sophie Riehle- Multimedia Scrapbook
Hauser advances to the Sectional 60 championship!
Tip off at 7:30 tomorrow night.
Indians vs Jets!
What a game! Indians advance to the sectional championship with a thrilling 70-69 double overtime victory over Trinity Lutheran!
Today we had the opportunity to see one of our seniors in action during his work-based learning experience!
Wyatt, a senior at MHS, spends his afternoons working with RC Electric where he is gaining valuable hands-on experience and learning skills that will serve him well after high school. Opportunities like this allow our students to explore career pathways while building real-world knowledge and experience.
We are proud of Wyatt and thankful to RC Electric for investing in our students and helping prepare them for the future!
Today, several of our students had the opportunity to attend the Fearless Females event at SCC, where they explored a variety of skilled trades through hands-on experiences. Throughout the day, students tried welding, operated heavy equipment, wired electrical components, and participated in several other interactive activities.
Thank you to SCC for hosting such a fantastic event and for providing our students with the chance to explore career pathways in the trades. Experiences like this help empower young women to discover new interests, build confidence, and see the many opportunities available to them. 👷♀️⚡🔧
Two more teams advance in sectional 60 at Milan! Oldenburg Academy 56 JCD 51 Hauser 72 Rising Sun 24
Students in Mrs. Sciutto's Human Body Systems class used model organisms to analyze data to see how different over-the-counter medications affect the nervous system and the ability to react to a stimulus
Milan Indians advance to round 2 of sectional 60!
Milan 53
Crothersville 44
Sectional 60 play is underway at MHS! Trinity Lutheran advances in the bracket with a game 1 win over Shawe 74-36.
Congratulations to Gabe Riehle for the monumental accomplishment of reaching his 1000th career point during tonight's Union County game!
Happy National FFA Week! Milan FFA has been celebrating all week with fun dress-up days and activities! On Monday, State FFA officer Lauren Argotte did workshops with some of our agriculture classes. In the evening, officers Drenden and Karina attended a Ripley County Farm Bureau meeting to share all the great things our chapter has been doing. Tuesday, FFA members showed our appreciation with a staff breakfast. Wednesday was Drive your Tactor to School Day! We're proud to be a part of the National FFA Organization and thankful for the support we receive as we continue to learn, lead and serve.
English 9 students recently wrapped up their Genius Hour projects, an opportunity to explore a personal passion or learn a brand-new skill. As part of the process, students conducted research, interviewed a mentor, and created a presentation showcasing what they learned—along with a final product to share with their classmates.
Project topics were as diverse as our students’ interests, including baking a variety of foods, learning to play a new song on the fiddle, exploring future career paths, competitive eating, and creating different forms of art.
One standout moment came when a student reached out to Garrett Wright, catcher for the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team, to request a mentor interview. Garrett responded with a personalized video answering the student’s questions, which was then shared with the class—an unforgettable real-world connection!
We are proud of our students for taking ownership of their learning, stepping outside their comfort zones, and discovering new talents along the way.
Project topics were as diverse as our students’ interests, including baking a variety of foods, learning to play a new song on the fiddle, exploring future career paths, competitive eating, and creating different forms of art.
One standout moment came when a student reached out to Garrett Wright, catcher for the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team, to request a mentor interview. Garrett responded with a personalized video answering the student’s questions, which was then shared with the class—an unforgettable real-world connection!
We are proud of our students for taking ownership of their learning, stepping outside their comfort zones, and discovering new talents along the way.
Congratulations to Matthew Baylor and Mason Baylor on their 3rd place finishes at the New Castle semi-state today! They will represent MHS at the state finals in Indianapolis next weekend! #onetribe
So proud of our Milan Schools Indians for showing up in a big way at the Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Indiana
Our team had 17 brave members, including two staff members, all jumping in to support an incredible cause. The Milan Indians continue to prove that we are stronger together—both in school and in our community.
Way to go, Indians! #onetribe
We had a special treat to start our mornings this week! 🎶
On Thursday, our Jazz Band welcomed students with great music and positive energy as they arrived to school. Then on Friday, our Percussion Ensemble kept the momentum going with an exciting performance that set the tone for the day.
Thank you to these talented students and Mrs Bedel for sharing their time and gifts with our school community. What a fantastic way to start the day—this is #onetribe in action!
On Thursday, our Jazz Band welcomed students with great music and positive energy as they arrived to school. Then on Friday, our Percussion Ensemble kept the momentum going with an exciting performance that set the tone for the day.
Thank you to these talented students and Mrs Bedel for sharing their time and gifts with our school community. What a fantastic way to start the day—this is #onetribe in action!
Wrestlers performed well at Richmond today. Six wrestlers are moving on to semi-state next weekend at New Castle.
Mason Baylor 1st
Kolton Harris 4th
Matthew Baylor 1st
Beckett Langferman 3rd
Jaydin Disbro 4th
Kayden McClellan 3rd
Congrats to Mason Baylor and Matthew Baylor! Regional champs!
YUM! In Ms. Smith's horticulture class today, students got hands-on (and taste-tested!) learning about soil composition by creating edible soil profiles. Using crushed cookies, pudding, and gummy worms to represent different soil horizons, they explored how soil structure impacts plant health. Making real-world connections while having a little fun never gets old—this is experiential learning at its best!
