High School picture day is September 11th. CTC students who ride the bus will be brought to the high school before going to CTC. If your student drives to CTC they will need to come to the school at 7:30 am to have their picture taken before going to CTC. If you have any questions, please contact the office at (937) 884-7940
🐾 Today, we’re proud to spotlight Mason Gooslin, Milton-Union High School Class of 2021! 🐾
Mason currently lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he works as an Operations Associate at Morgan Stanley. He earned an Associate Degree in Finance from Edison State Community College and a bachelor’s degree in business economics from the University of Utah. He is currently studying for the SIE Exam and preparing for his first bodybuilding competition.
One of Mason’s proudest accomplishments was landing an internship with Goldman Sachs in the summer of 2024, an opportunity with an acceptance rate of less than 1%.
Mason credits his college education, along with getting involved in extracurricular activities like the Finance Club, with helping him build valuable connections and ultimately land his current position.
Some of Mason’s favorite memories are his junior and senior year football seasons and playoff runs, from pre-season two-a-days through the playoffs.
He also credits Tracy Aukerman’s Personal Finance Club and Business Professionals of America with helping confirm his love for finance and setting him on the career path he is on today.
Mason says the challenges of sports, AP classes, and student government taught him how to work with different personalities, manage his workload, and discover areas of study he loved skills that have helped him throughout college and his career.
His advice to today's Bulldogs:
“Don’t be afraid to talk to people that you look up to or aspire to be like. Most of them have been where you are, understand your current challenges, and are more than happy to help you navigate your current challenges. Most people just never ask!”
He also encourages students to get involved in at least one extracurricular activity, adding that Quiz Team was his personal favorite.
Mason’s message to fellow Bulldogs is simple:
“Remember your roots and continue to grow from them.”
Thank you, Mason, for sharing your story and showing that the experiences and relationships built at Milton-Union can help create a strong foundation for the future.
We are proud of all you have accomplished and proud to call you a Bulldog!
Once a Bulldog, always a Bulldog!
Want to share your story?
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/fADjUt9qJH
#MiltonUnionAlumni #BulldogPride #ClassOf2021 #WhereAreTheyNow
#OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog
Mason currently lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he works as an Operations Associate at Morgan Stanley. He earned an Associate Degree in Finance from Edison State Community College and a bachelor’s degree in business economics from the University of Utah. He is currently studying for the SIE Exam and preparing for his first bodybuilding competition.
One of Mason’s proudest accomplishments was landing an internship with Goldman Sachs in the summer of 2024, an opportunity with an acceptance rate of less than 1%.
Mason credits his college education, along with getting involved in extracurricular activities like the Finance Club, with helping him build valuable connections and ultimately land his current position.
Some of Mason’s favorite memories are his junior and senior year football seasons and playoff runs, from pre-season two-a-days through the playoffs.
He also credits Tracy Aukerman’s Personal Finance Club and Business Professionals of America with helping confirm his love for finance and setting him on the career path he is on today.
Mason says the challenges of sports, AP classes, and student government taught him how to work with different personalities, manage his workload, and discover areas of study he loved skills that have helped him throughout college and his career.
His advice to today's Bulldogs:
“Don’t be afraid to talk to people that you look up to or aspire to be like. Most of them have been where you are, understand your current challenges, and are more than happy to help you navigate your current challenges. Most people just never ask!”
He also encourages students to get involved in at least one extracurricular activity, adding that Quiz Team was his personal favorite.
Mason’s message to fellow Bulldogs is simple:
“Remember your roots and continue to grow from them.”
Thank you, Mason, for sharing your story and showing that the experiences and relationships built at Milton-Union can help create a strong foundation for the future.
We are proud of all you have accomplished and proud to call you a Bulldog!
Once a Bulldog, always a Bulldog!
Want to share your story?
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/fADjUt9qJH
#MiltonUnionAlumni #BulldogPride #ClassOf2021 #WhereAreTheyNow
#OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog
Class of 2026 graduates! If you ordered a 25-26 yearbook, they are available for pick up in the high school office. If you did not order one but would like to purchase one, please contact Mrs. Anderson at AndersonH@MUSchools.com
Attention Senior parents! Please use the link below to order Graduation supplies. Group Ordering deadline is September 9. Please contact Jostens with any questions.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/catalogBrowse/1048136/MILTON-UNION-HIGH-SCHOOL/Graduation/3432375511/CATALOG_REPOSITORY?abspec=ROUTE_PACKAGEBROWSE_TO_CATALOG
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/catalogBrowse/1048136/MILTON-UNION-HIGH-SCHOOL/Graduation/3432375511/CATALOG_REPOSITORY?abspec=ROUTE_PACKAGEBROWSE_TO_CATALOG
(MUHS) Attention Seniors: There will be a class meeting Thursday morning at 8:05 a.m. to review MUHS expectations and share information about upcoming events.
MVCTC students do not need to attend. The information will be shared with them through MVCTC.
Students who normally have late arrival may leave after the meeting and return at their regularly scheduled arrival time.
If you have any questions, please call the high school office at 937-884-7940.
MVCTC students do not need to attend. The information will be shared with them through MVCTC.
Students who normally have late arrival may leave after the meeting and return at their regularly scheduled arrival time.
If you have any questions, please call the high school office at 937-884-7940.
(MUHS) Attention Juniors: There will be a class meeting tomorrow morning at 8:05 a.m. to review MUHS expectations and share information about upcoming events.
MVCTC students do not need to attend. The information will be shared with them through MVCTC.
Students who normally have late arrival may leave after the meeting and return at their regularly scheduled arrival time.
If you have any questions, please call the high school office at 937-884-7940.
MVCTC students do not need to attend. The information will be shared with them through MVCTC.
Students who normally have late arrival may leave after the meeting and return at their regularly scheduled arrival time.
If you have any questions, please call the high school office at 937-884-7940.
(MUHS) School Attendance Annoucement: Strong attendance starts with strong habits. Thank you for partnering with us to ensure your student arrives at school each day ready to learn. Every Day Counts!
🐾Today, we’re proud to spotlight Hannah Stewart (Fugate), Milton-Union High School Class of 2019! 🐾
Since graduating from Milton Union, Hannah has continued to grow personally and professionally. She currently works as an Intervention Specialist at Schaefer Education Solutions, helping students with disabilities work toward their IEP goals. She graduated from Mount Vernon Nazarene University in 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education/Intervention (PreK-5). Hannah’s proudest accomplishments include graduating from college, playing college tennis, and buying a home with her husband.
One of Hannah’s favorite Milton-Union memories was playing girls’ tennis. She stepped onto the court as a freshman, having never played before. After seeing her hard work and potential, Coach Sharon Paul told her, “I have big plans for you.” Coach Paul’s belief in Hannah encouraged her to keep working hard and showed her the lasting impact that someone’s encouragement can have.
Hannah says the Milton-Union community has always been supportive and encouraging, and that sense of community continues to mean a great deal to her.
Her advice to today’s Bulldogs is:
“Keep pushing yourself to get out of your comfort zone because otherwise you’ll never grow.”
Hannah also reminds us:
“You can always find your way back home. This is your community and always will be, no matter how near or far you are.”
Thank you, Hannah, for sharing your story and reminding us of the importance of hard work, stepping outside your comfort zone, and remembering where you came from.
We are proud of all you have accomplished and proud to call you a Bulldog!
Once a Bulldog, Always a Bulldog!
Want to share your story? Fill out the link below!
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/fADjUt9qJH
#MiltonUnionAlumni #BulldogPride #ClassOf2019 #WhereAreTheyNow #OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog
Since graduating from Milton Union, Hannah has continued to grow personally and professionally. She currently works as an Intervention Specialist at Schaefer Education Solutions, helping students with disabilities work toward their IEP goals. She graduated from Mount Vernon Nazarene University in 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education/Intervention (PreK-5). Hannah’s proudest accomplishments include graduating from college, playing college tennis, and buying a home with her husband.
One of Hannah’s favorite Milton-Union memories was playing girls’ tennis. She stepped onto the court as a freshman, having never played before. After seeing her hard work and potential, Coach Sharon Paul told her, “I have big plans for you.” Coach Paul’s belief in Hannah encouraged her to keep working hard and showed her the lasting impact that someone’s encouragement can have.
Hannah says the Milton-Union community has always been supportive and encouraging, and that sense of community continues to mean a great deal to her.
Her advice to today’s Bulldogs is:
“Keep pushing yourself to get out of your comfort zone because otherwise you’ll never grow.”
Hannah also reminds us:
“You can always find your way back home. This is your community and always will be, no matter how near or far you are.”
Thank you, Hannah, for sharing your story and reminding us of the importance of hard work, stepping outside your comfort zone, and remembering where you came from.
We are proud of all you have accomplished and proud to call you a Bulldog!
Once a Bulldog, Always a Bulldog!
Want to share your story? Fill out the link below!
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/fADjUt9qJH
#MiltonUnionAlumni #BulldogPride #ClassOf2019 #WhereAreTheyNow #OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog
📚🎉 Welcome Back, Bulldogs! 🐾
Today marks the start of a new school year filled with opportunities to learn, grow, and make lasting memories. We can't wait to see our students, staff, and families back at Milton-Union High School.
Here's to a year of hard work, new friendships, and Bulldog Pride. Let's make it our best year yet!
#FirstDayOfSchool #BulldogPride #MiltonUnion
Today marks the start of a new school year filled with opportunities to learn, grow, and make lasting memories. We can't wait to see our students, staff, and families back at Milton-Union High School.
Here's to a year of hard work, new friendships, and Bulldog Pride. Let's make it our best year yet!
#FirstDayOfSchool #BulldogPride #MiltonUnion
📱💻 School-Day Device Expectations
To provide a focused, secure, and consistent learning environment, MUHS students are expected to use their school-issued computers for classwork, online learning platforms, and testing.
Personal phones, earbuds or Bluetooth headphones, smartwatches, laptops, and tablets must be powered off and stored in students’ lockers throughout the school day—including during class, lunch, and hallway transitions.
If a school-issued computer is not working properly, students should report the issue to the office or technology team so it can be repaired or replaced.
Documented exceptions may be provided through an IEP, 504 plan, medical need, or prior administrative approval.
Families who need to reach their student during the school day may call the MUHS office at (937) 884-7940.
Thank you for helping us maintain a safe, equitable, and focused learning environment for every student!
#BulldogPride #MUHS
To provide a focused, secure, and consistent learning environment, MUHS students are expected to use their school-issued computers for classwork, online learning platforms, and testing.
Personal phones, earbuds or Bluetooth headphones, smartwatches, laptops, and tablets must be powered off and stored in students’ lockers throughout the school day—including during class, lunch, and hallway transitions.
If a school-issued computer is not working properly, students should report the issue to the office or technology team so it can be repaired or replaced.
Documented exceptions may be provided through an IEP, 504 plan, medical need, or prior administrative approval.
Families who need to reach their student during the school day may call the MUHS office at (937) 884-7940.
Thank you for helping us maintain a safe, equitable, and focused learning environment for every student!
#BulldogPride #MUHS
(MUHS) Open house is happening today between 5pm-7pm and there will be a brief Senior Parent meeting at 7pm in the High School Gym. Hope to see you here!
📚 New School Year. New Opportunities.
Every day you attend school is another chance to learn, grow, and prepare for your future.
Be Here. Be Engaged. Be Bulldog Proud.
#EveryDayCounts #BulldogPride
Every day you attend school is another chance to learn, grow, and prepare for your future.
Be Here. Be Engaged. Be Bulldog Proud.
#EveryDayCounts #BulldogPride
There will be at senior parent meeting after open house on Monday, August 24 at 7:00 pm. There will also be a senior clap-in on the first day of school at 8:00 am for all seniors, including CTC students. Bussing will be provided to CTC after the clap-in. Parents who wish to attend will be able to enter through the athletic entrance. Any questions, please call the high school office at (937) 884-7940.
🐾 MUHS Alumni Spotlight: Mark Winters, Class of 1979!
After graduating from Milton-Union, Mark attended Wright State University, where he joined Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). His college education and ROTC experience led him to become a U.S. Army officer. Mark served his country for many years, participating in two conflicts and traveling throughout Europe and the Middle East. He retired from the Army in 2008 as a Lieutenant Colonel. Today, Mark lives in Boise, Idaho. He is a member of several military-related service organizations and is active in his church, Real Life Ministries in Meridian. He has been married for 43 years and is the proud father of four children and grandfather of eight grandchildren. When reflecting on his years at Milton-Union, Mark says his favorite memories involve the great people he encountered including teachers, staff, and fellow students. One teacher who made a particularly lasting impact was Mrs. Laurie (Strauss) Eckert, his drama and English teacher. Mark credits her with challenging and encouraging him to make something of himself, and he has remained in contact with her since graduation. Mark also credits Milton-Union with preparing him well for college, particularly in writing skills. Looking back, he recognizes the dedication of the school's staff and the important role they played in preparing students for life beyond high school.
One of the most important lessons Mark learned during his military career was how to make the best use of the time available to accomplish what needs to be done.
His advice to today's Bulldogs is one we can all take to heart:
“You can succeed if you believe in yourself. Your current circumstances do not need to dictate the rest of your life.”
Thank you, Mark, for sharing your story and for representing Milton-Union so well throughout your life and career! We are proud to call you a Bulldog.
Want to share your story? Fill out the link below!
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/fADjUt9qJH
#MiltonUnionAlumni #BulldogPride #ClassOf1979 #WhereAreTheyNow
After graduating from Milton-Union, Mark attended Wright State University, where he joined Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). His college education and ROTC experience led him to become a U.S. Army officer. Mark served his country for many years, participating in two conflicts and traveling throughout Europe and the Middle East. He retired from the Army in 2008 as a Lieutenant Colonel. Today, Mark lives in Boise, Idaho. He is a member of several military-related service organizations and is active in his church, Real Life Ministries in Meridian. He has been married for 43 years and is the proud father of four children and grandfather of eight grandchildren. When reflecting on his years at Milton-Union, Mark says his favorite memories involve the great people he encountered including teachers, staff, and fellow students. One teacher who made a particularly lasting impact was Mrs. Laurie (Strauss) Eckert, his drama and English teacher. Mark credits her with challenging and encouraging him to make something of himself, and he has remained in contact with her since graduation. Mark also credits Milton-Union with preparing him well for college, particularly in writing skills. Looking back, he recognizes the dedication of the school's staff and the important role they played in preparing students for life beyond high school.
One of the most important lessons Mark learned during his military career was how to make the best use of the time available to accomplish what needs to be done.
His advice to today's Bulldogs is one we can all take to heart:
“You can succeed if you believe in yourself. Your current circumstances do not need to dictate the rest of your life.”
Thank you, Mark, for sharing your story and for representing Milton-Union so well throughout your life and career! We are proud to call you a Bulldog.
Want to share your story? Fill out the link below!
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/fADjUt9qJH
#MiltonUnionAlumni #BulldogPride #ClassOf1979 #WhereAreTheyNow
(MUHS) Freshman Families: Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s Freshman Orientation Family Meeting! We had a great turnout and meaningful conversations about expectations and student goals at MUHS. If you were unable to attend or would like to review the information, please visit: https://shorturl.at/VXjEP
Help us welcome our new Noah Beasley to Milton-Union High School! 🎶
We are excited to welcome our new Choir Director to the Bulldog family! He will be teaching 6–12 Choir and brings a passion for music education and helping students grow through their love of music.
A graduate of Bowling Green State University with a bachelor’s degree in Music Education, he was inspired to become an educator by his high school AP Music Theory teacher, Mrs. Bierschenk, who encouraged students to always do their best.
This year, he is most excited to begin making music with all of the choirs at Milton-Union. Outside of school, he enjoys arranging and composing music.
His message to students and families:
“I am so excited to be the choir director at Milton-Union and am looking forward to all of the fun music we will be learning.”
Welcome to Milton-Union!
#BulldogPride #WelcomeToMU #MUBulldogs #ChoirDirector #NewTeacher
We are excited to welcome our new Choir Director to the Bulldog family! He will be teaching 6–12 Choir and brings a passion for music education and helping students grow through their love of music.
A graduate of Bowling Green State University with a bachelor’s degree in Music Education, he was inspired to become an educator by his high school AP Music Theory teacher, Mrs. Bierschenk, who encouraged students to always do their best.
This year, he is most excited to begin making music with all of the choirs at Milton-Union. Outside of school, he enjoys arranging and composing music.
His message to students and families:
“I am so excited to be the choir director at Milton-Union and am looking forward to all of the fun music we will be learning.”
Welcome to Milton-Union!
#BulldogPride #WelcomeToMU #MUBulldogs #ChoirDirector #NewTeacher
(MUHS) Freshman Families: Due to sealcoating and a volleyball game, please enter through the Senior Bench doors for Freshman Orientation. These doors are located to the left of the Central Office entrance, near the MS/HS student drop-off and pickup area. A staff member will be there to direct you to the cafeteria. Thank you for your flexibility and understanding!
(MUHS) Reminder for Freshman Families: Freshman Family Orientation will be held tonight at 6:00 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. The orientation will last approximately one hour. The presentation will be shared with families following the meeting.
(MUHS) Reminder Freshman families: Freshman Orientation will be held on August 17 from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. at Milton-Union High School. A freshman student and parent meeting will also be held that evening at 6:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. Please come to the Athletic Entrance for entry. We look forward to welcoming the Class of 2030!
(MUHS) Senior students and families are invited to an informational meeting on Monday, August 24, at 7:00 p.m. in the high school gym, immediately following Open House. Attendance is not required.