Millbrook High School Graduation will be held on Friday, June 12th at 7:00 PM on the turf field at Millbrook High School. In the event of weather complications, the ceremony will be moved to the high school gymnasium.

We would like to extend a heartfelt congratulations to the Class of 2026. Our seniors have made a lasting impact on Millbrook High School and the greater Millbrook community. Through their hard work, leadership, and dedication, they have helped shape the culture of our school in meaningful ways.

We are incredibly proud of all that our seniors have accomplished and grateful for the many ways they have contributed to our school community. As they begin this next chapter, we wish them nothing but success and happiness in all of their future endeavors.

Congratulations, Class of 2026. Once a Blazer, always a Blazer!

Students in Ms. Silverio’s Trial Technique class and Mock Trial team recently did an outstanding job conducting a mock trial based on The People of the State of New York v. Terry C. O’Neal.

Students stepped into the roles of attorneys, witnesses, and court personnel as they worked through the case and presented arguments using evidence and questioning techniques. Their preparation, professionalism, and confidence were on full display throughout the experience.

Adding to the authenticity of the trial, judges were made up of Millbrook High School faculty and staff including Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Kascsak, Mr. Chanowsky, Deputy Freer, Mr. Seipp, and Ms. Silverio. Their participation helped make this a meaningful learning experience for students.

Congratulations to Ms. Silverio and all of the students involved on a job well done. This experience gave students an opportunity to strengthen skills in communication, public speaking, and critical thinking while bringing the courtroom to life.

Now that the warmer weather has arrived, here are friendly dress code reminders:

Dress Code

A dress code is created to ensure student safety and to maintain a focus on the educational process. Be safe and not disruptive to the educational process.

All students must wear:

• Shirt/top covering chest/abdomen;

• Bottoms not exposing buttocks or genital area;

• Shoes;

• Clothing, footwear, appropriate for safe classroom participation

Students cannot wear:

• Clothing promoting drugs, alcohol, sex, or violence;

• Attire including visuals/language which creates a hostile or intimidating environment;

• Visible undergarments (visible straps on undergarments worn under other clothing are acceptable)

• Items, including but not limited to make-up, face paint, hoodies and head coverings obscuring the face (except for religious or medical reasons)

• Hats in the classroom or any other location where instruction is being provided or assemblies are taking place.

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As technology continues to evolve, it is important for families to stay informed about the apps students may be using. Please take a moment to review this helpful resource highlighting 21 apps parents should know about and ways to help support safe and responsible technology use.