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Milford High School (MHS) is the secondary school for the district of Milford, Massachusetts, Milford Public Schools. Its principal is Joshua Otlin and William Chaplin (House A) is associate principal. Jessica Zaleski (House A) and Richard Piergustavo (House B) are assistant principals.




School organization


The campus of Milford High School sits on 25 acres (100,000 m2) of land at 31 West Fountain Street in Milford, Massachusetts. The current building was opened in 1973. The school has a football field with home and away team seating, football practice field, softball field, soccer fields, twenty-five yard swimming pool with springboard diving board, full theater, and a roughly 750-spot parking lot.
It is an SAT, PSAT, and ACT testing center, providing students, both resident and out-of-town, a place to take the required tests.
Recently, measures have been taken to provide students with the highest level of security available: school-wide security cameras and lobby sign-in kiosks have been added, as well as a juvenile Milford police officer present.




= Houses

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The schools is divided into two "houses", A and B. Currently, a student's grade determines their house. The House A office is located on the main level off of the A-wing and next to the Milford Community School Use Office. The House A office is where the Freshman and Juniors would go for help. The House B office is on the second floor right off of the A-wing and located directly above the House A office. The House B office is where the Sophomores and Seniors would go for help.




= Wings

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The Milford High School building has six wings, named A-F.



A-Wing

The A-Wing is the main instructional area of the school. It houses the majority of math classes, English classes, and history classes. Government classes are also taught here.



B-Wing

The B-Wing is the school's main information center. It includes the school's library media center, headed by Nicholas Molinari; video production center, run by Jeremy Folster; professional library; teacher's resource center; faculty lounge; principal's office; reading department; and a few classrooms.



C-Wing

The C-Wing houses the majority of all science classes on the lower floor. Its upper floor contains the foreign language department which offers Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and French. The C-Wing also houses the Department of Grants, Media and Technology for the Milford Public Schools.



D-Wing

The D-Wing is the main technology wing of the school. Computer Science, Photography, and other technologies are located here. A special education room includes the Scarlet Bistro, providing gourmet food for the faculty.



E-Wing

The E-Wing contains the performing and fine arts areas. This includes the David I. Davoren auditorium, a 750-seat "almost" full theatre, complete with wings, wing-rooms, a catwalk, tech booth, and full lighting and sound capabilities. Also in the E-Wing are two music rooms, vocal and instrumental; three practice rooms; and the department office and music library. The music department conducts regular classes in music theory and instrumental techniques as well as producing performance groups such as the marching and concert bands, jazz band, and chorus. In addition, E-Wing houses the art room, business rooms, and programs offering food preparation, parenting, and the child care program. Lastly, the E-Wing contains the Hawk's Nest, the school store that is run by the school's special education students during lunch in order to give them experience in dealing with other people.



F-Wing

The F-Wing is home to the physical education department. The approximately 1,000-seat gymnasium, dance, wrestling, and weight training rooms, and swimming pool with one-meter diving board are used throughout the day. The recently renovated practice field is in constant use, both during and after school hours. These offerings give students a wide variety of physical education classes as well as exemplary facilities in which sporting events take place. As can be seen by the award banners in the gymnasium, MHS takes great pride in its athletic program at the instructional, intramural and interscholastic levels.




= Central Administration Office

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The Central Administration Office for the Milford Public Schools is located in the MHS building, in the front, off of the C-Wing. All district-level administrators' offices are located here. Offices located here include those of the Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, and Business Manager, as well as their respective secretaries.




Academics


Milford High School's traditional courses range from college preparatory and honors classes to more challenging Advanced Placement courses. Non-traditional courses range from video production and computer systems technology to graphic design, robotics and automation, and food service management.




= Graduation requirements

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The graduation requirements for the classes of 2014, 2015 and 2016 were as follows:

English language arts – 22.5 credits
Mathematics – 20 credits
History and social sciences – 18 credits
Science and technology – 15 credits
Foreign language – 10 credits
Practical/fine arts – 10 credits
Physical education – 10 credits
Health – 5 credits
Electives – 19.5 credits
Total – 130 credits
The graduation requirements for the class of 2017 were as follows:

English language arts – 24 credits
Mathematics – 24 credits
History and social sciences – 21 credits
Science and technology – 18 credits
Foreign language – 12 credits
Practical/fine arts – 9 credits
Physical education – 6 credits
Health – 3 credits
Electives – 23 credits
Total – 140 credits
There are also required credits by the end of each year. The amount a student needs for each year is:

Freshman year: 20 credits
Sophomore year: 60 credits
Junior year: 100 credits
Senior year: 140 credits
However, more credits are recommended each year.




Notable alumni


Norm Abram, carpenter, writer, and television
Al Cass, musician and inventor
Chris Colabello, Major League Baseball player
Vincent Connare, font designer
Paul Coyne, film editor and producer
Greg Dickerson, Boston sportscaster
Brian Fair, heavy metal musician
Art Kenney, Major League Baseball player
Charles Laquidara, radio disc jockey
Howie Long, football player and actor
Ralph Lumenti, Major League Baseball player
Joseph Murray, Nobel Prize–winning surgeon
George Pyne II, football player
George Pyne III, football player
Jim Pyne, football player
Rich Gotham, Boston Celtics team president




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