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Population of the town of Milton: 27,000. Year Milton Academy was founded: 1798. Number of student organizations: Over 40. Number of Milton singing groups: 8. Number of a cappella groups: 5. Number of student-run publications: 10. Number of members in orchestra: 100. Number of interscholastic girls’ teams: 15.
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Milton’s environment is intellectually charged. The wide world of academic opportunity here engages students. in a program of the highest quality. Students develop competence in the core subjects and feed intellectual passion through electives and independent studies. As they progress, students learn to express themselves orally and in writing.
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Overview. Milton Academy is an independent college preparatory K-12 school, boarding and day in grades 9-12. Now in its third century, Milton develops confident, creative and independent thinkers. In an intimate, friendly setting, dedicated faculty give students the structure to learn and the support to take risks.
Tuition and Financial Aid. A Milton Academy education is a significant investment in your child’s future. Our focus is on creating a unique and valuable experience that celebrates each student’s individuality. Milton’s diversity is a hallmark of the School and we actively seek young people with academic promise and a range of talents ...
History of Milton Academy. Milton’s Bicentennial in 1998 marked the Academy’s charter, given in 1798 under the Massachusetts land-grant policy. It bequeathed to the school a responsibility to “open the way for all the people to a higher order of education than the common schools can supply” (Richard Hale, Milton Academy, 1948).
