To the students, parents, and family members of the Milton-Union Graduating Class of 2020: We are almost there! We have traveled a long and unpredictable road to finally have an opportunity to celebrate members of the Class of 2020 in person! Although still not exactly a traditional commencement, our graduates will have an opportunity to see each other... READ MORE >

As follow up to the message sent last week regarding commencement, there are a few additional updates to share. We are looking towards Friday, June 26, 2020 for an outdoor, appropriately distanced, graduation ceremony at Memorial Stadium. Most of the typical program elements and graduation traditions, if not all, will be prerecorded, displayed, and controlled in... READ MORE >

Appreciated the opportunity to collaborate with the Senior Class Officers today to discuss graduation. Officers may reach out to other seniors for support and ideas. Although we have a tentative plan, no formal announcement will be made until after the Governor’s press conference early next week. We expect Governor DeWine to outline Phase One guidelines and want to... READ MORE >

Beginning on the afternoon of Thursday, March 19, 2020, Milton-Union Schools and the Bulldog Bags Program will continue their partnership to provide food items and student meals per the following schedule. Thursday, March 19, 2020 – Several food items (as pictured) will be distributed to support individual K-12 students for Friday and over the weekend. These... READ MORE >

Milton-Union Schools Attendance Update: Beginning October 17, 2019, a student’s medically excused absences are no longer included in Ohio school districts’ calculations toward “excessive absences” under Ohio truancy laws. Since 2017, Ohio school districts have been required to calculate student hours of absences, including those with or without a... READ MORE >

Brandon Lavy plans on attending college after high school. During his time in high school, Brandon was involved in basketball, and his best memories come from winning games! He looks forward to starting his career after college. READ MORE >

Billy Burns is planning on joining the Marines after graduation. While in high school, he participated in football and baseball. Some of his best memories were hanging out with his friends, and he’s excited about what the future holds for him. READ MORE >

Katie Goudy plans on going to college after high school. Her best memories were during freshman year Homecoming, and she will miss attending football games. She looks forward to starting a family & her career. READ MORE >

Devon Combs plans on attending culinary school after he graduates. During high school, Devon was involved in video announcements, and his best memories were the Pep Rallies. He will miss seeing his friends every day, and looks forward to progressing through life. READ MORE >

Mark Bell plans on going to college for Business Management. He will miss seeing all of his friends, but is looking forward to starting his career. READ MORE >

Aaron Hughes plans on attending WSU and majoring in Sports Medicine. While in high school, Aaron was involved in baseball, golf, and youth group. He is going to miss all of his friends and the memories he is making his senior year, but looks forward to starting his career. READ MORE >

Austin Martin plans on joining the U.S. Army after graduation. He looks forward to all the military has to offer. READ MORE >

Audrey Coffey plans on attending college with the goal of transferring to a medical school to become a coroner. While in high school, Audrey cheered for Milton-Union as well as competitively, played softball, and participated in 4-H. Memories she will miss will be cheering under the lights on Friday nights with some of her favorite people. Audrey looks forward to... READ MORE >

Mr. Roberts is a 2001 Valedictorian and graduate from West Carrollton High School. He then attended The Ohio State University with a Bachelor's of Music Education & Master's of Music. While in college, he was part of the elite OSU marching band from 2002-2006. His best memories are dotting the "i" for the 2005 game against Texas & at Michigan, as well as in the... READ MORE >

Mrs. Davis is a 2011 Tippecanoe graduate! She attended Brigham Young University-Idaho in Rexburg, Idaho where she changed her major and minor multiple times. She finally decided on a major in English education with a minor in Biology education. While in high school, Mrs. Davis participated in numerous activities spanning from marching band, drawing & painting, and... READ MORE >

Milton-Union High School is participating in the expanded teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) pilot program, the first of its kind developed for high school students in the U.S. Milton-Union is one of 40 sites selected to take part in the second cohort of the pilot program, bring the total sites teaching the program to more than 75. Committed to heightening and... READ MORE >

Mr. Skiles is a 1994 Franklin Monroe graduate! He attended WSU and earned a bachelors in Comprehensive Science Education and a masters in Teacher Leadership. While in high school, Mr. Skiles was a member of his Academic Team! One of his best memories from college was when he electrocuted himself three times in the span of 15 minutes. This led to him meeting his... READ MORE >

Meet Peyton Brown! Peyton aspires to be a Special Education Teacher after high school. He is involved in wrestling, football, and tennis. One of his favorite memories is hanging out with his friends. Peyton will miss playing sports the most, but is looking forward to pursuing life goals after high school. READ MORE >

Mr. Fulton is a Milton-Union Class of 2000 graduate! He studied Human Resource Management and Sports Management at Marietta College before coming home to work at MU in Custodial Services and as a basketball coach. In high school and college, Mr. Fulton played basketball. One of his favorite high school memories includes winning the 1999 district title for... READ MORE >

Meet Cayden Galentine! After graduating from MUHS, Cayden plans to enlist in the Air Force to work in the Security Forces. While at MUHS, he was involved in Cross Country, Show Choir, and Baseball. One of his best memories is getting pepper sprayed as part of the Criminal Justice program at MVCTC. Cayden is going to miss the friends he's made while playing sports. READ MORE >

Meet Kevin Beetley! After graduation, Kevin plans to travel the world for a year and then attend Sinclair to pursue a degree in computer science. While at MUHS, Kevin attended MVCTC and played football. He is appreciative of all the opportunities CTC provided. He's going to miss the friends he's made while attending Milton-Union and CTC. READ MORE >

Meet Elizabeth Oaks! Elizabeth plans to attend Sinclair and later transfer to Wright State to pursue a degree in Occupational Therapy. While at MUHS, Elizabeth played soccer and softball and was a member of show choir, Young Spirits, and JTI! Some of her favorite memories include freshman homecoming and hitting home runs! Elizabeth will miss the teachers who she's... READ MORE >

Meet Joey Harris! After graduation, Joey plans to go to college to obtain his bachelors in nursing. He eventually wants to be a nurse practitioner! While at MUHS, Joey attended MVCTC. He was also a member of Student Council and Student Government. One of his favorite memories is attending Friday night football games! He's going to miss seeing his friends and... READ MORE >

Mr. Trassare is a 2008 graduate of Normandy HS in Parma, Ohio. He attended OSU for a degree in Aeronautical Engineering and then Miami University for his masters in teaching. In HS, Mr. Trassare was involved in Cross Country and Track. In college, he was involved in photography and video organizations. One of his favorite things about MUHS is that the community is... READ MORE >

Meet Thomas Hock! After graduation, Thomas plans to enroll in college and earn a bachelors degree in computer or robotic engineering. One of his best memories at MUHS was attending the state competition for Business Professionals of America! One thing Thomas is going to miss is knowing everyone! He is looking forward to getting a job doing something he enjoys! READ MORE >

Mrs. Brandon is a Versailles Class of 2007 grad. Mrs. Brandon attended BGSU for her bachelors and Tiffin University for her masters. Growing up, she always wanted to be a teacher, but switched from middle school to high school. If she wasn’t an English teacher, she would have been a history teacher! In HS, she was active in Cross Country, Track, French Club,... READ MORE >

MUHS Senior SpotlightMeet Tristan Persinger! After graduation, he is enlisting in the Army where he plans to serve as a Ranger in one of three special operations Ranger infantry battalions. One thing he'll miss about MUHS is the friendships he's developed while in high school. READ MORE >

MUHS Staff Spotlight Mr. Grafflin is a 1986 MU grad! Mr. Grafflin attended OU for his bachelors degree and Wright State for his masters. Before he decided on becoming a teacher, he wanted to be an Athletic Director. In HS, Mr. Grafflin wrestled and played baseball. He was Class Prez his freshmen year and attended Buckeye Boys State. From his time at MU, he is... READ MORE >

To provide another option for parents, caregivers, and families who qualify, you may apply on-line for your children to receive free or reduced price school meals. Your application will be sent from a secure website directly to the Milton-Union Schools, so no need to worry about filling out the paper form. Paper applications will still be made available to children... READ MORE >

In Algebra 1 class, we have been learning how to solve quadratic equations. To introduce this, we have been using Nearpod. While students are logged into Nearpod, they can actively participate in the lessons. They are more engaged, ask more questions, and reflect on what they know. Since I share their work (while hiding names) on the board, students try to find... READ MORE >

High School Current Events Class: In Mr. Grudich’s High School Current Events Class the students write, host, edit, and produce a daily You Tube Show. The show consists of the schools announcements, plus extracurricular activities that include sports, band, show choir, color guard, & anything else happening at Milton-Union. They also do the weather, this day in... READ MORE >

Mr. Pearce’s physical science classes are in the middle of their unit on waves, sound, and light. They have learned the fundamentals of wave speed, characteristics, and interactions and are ready for the fun stuff to come! This week they begin designing and conducting labs on SONAR, culminating in mapping a simulated “sea floor” that they cannot see using ultrasound. READ MORE >

Career Day has become an annual tradition at Milton-Union High School. This year, on May 1st, students will spend the entire morning exploring their interests and passions. Career Day provides students with a dynamic and tangible experience that facilitates a connection between their academic pursuits and professional endeavors in the future. Additionally, Career... READ MORE >

This week in Honors Physics After completing the toughest unit over forces, students in Honors physics were challenged to build a bridge out of pasta noodles. They started by doing research over what makes bridges strong then implemented their research over 4 days of in-class construction. Their bridges have to span 40 cm and their bridges are judged on a... READ MORE >

This week in Honors Physics: After completing the toughest unit over forces, students in Honors physics were challenged to build a bridge out of pasta noodles. They started by doing research over what makes bridges strong, then implemented their research over 4 days of in-class construction. Their bridges have to span 40 cm and their bridges are judged on a ratio... READ MORE >

Mrs. Pratt’s Honors Geometry and Geometry students have been gearing up for the AIR test coming up in April. They have been practicing some old test released items and practice test problems that can be searched for and found on the Ohio Department of Education website. Geometry can be difficult for many students so the exposure to these problems have been good and... READ MORE >

Throughout the third quarter, Mrs. VanBuskirk’s Honors English 10 students are studying a variety of common allusions in order to better prepare them for AP Literature. Students were first assigned a common literary, biblical, mythological, or historical allusion. Then, through a research project, students explored the origin of the allusion and identified 3... READ MORE >

Physical Education and Health 9th Grade Physical Education- The 9th grade physical education classes finished at the end of the first semester. Emphasis was put on more traditional fitness as opposed to games. The students were required to either walk/run two days a week during the first quarter and then moved to the weight room the second quarter. Students were... READ MORE >

For the thirteen years students are in school, they are regularly told what to learn and how to learn and why to learn, but not given many opportunities to figure out this process on their own. This last quarter, the CP English 12 classes completed a Genius Hour project, in which they spent 20% of their class time (every Friday) researching a topic they were... READ MORE >

MAP On the Move! The past semester has been a very successful semester for the students in the MAP program. The MAP class allows students to make up credits or to help them graduate early. This is my first year at the MAP instructor and students have been working extremely hard making up their credits. Last semester, the students made up a combined 35 credits. ... READ MORE >

The AP Government class has been coming up with ideas on how to improve West Milton…ranging from ways to attract business (Taco Bell) to West Milton, working to improve the delay of the traffic light at the corner of 571 and 48, and the possibilities of a swimming pool at the old Elementary school. The class has elected their own government -council, mayor, and... READ MORE >

Introduction to Engineering This quarter, students developed skills in creating 3D part files and virtually assembling them to create a complex models. They also learned how to use vectors, free body diagrams, and moments to design and a wooden glider. During the construction process, students were forced to balance a budget between materials and manufacturing... READ MORE >

Mr. Roberts works diligently to make sure our music program is one of the best in the area and the band program is busy as ever! We are currently preparing for the high school Solo and Ensemble contest. It is hosted here at Milton-Union on Saturday, February 9th. Over 1000 students from schools in Darke, Champaign, Logan, Shelby and Miami counties will perform... READ MORE >

Mrs. Saam's AP Psychology students have been hard at work this semester. They have spent time learning about the history of psychology, how to develop their own experiments, and how their brains grow and change. The last two weeks they have been focusing on how humans think and what motivates behavior. As a review over the material, the students participated in a... READ MORE >

December is a busy month in Mrs. Spaugy’s room. Recently students spent a day exploring businesses in the community of West Milton. Students did some Christmas shopping at the Dollar General, took a stroll through Wertz’s Variety Store, and enjoyed a delicious lunch at the Pearson House. This week students have set up an assembly line scenario to hand make the MU... READ MORE >

This week AP© Seminar will be filled with excitement and anxiety. This week students will begin their Advanced Placement© testing when they begin the first of three tasks that will comprise their Advanced Placement© Score. This week students will begin Performance Task 1, which is group project that will examine a controversial issue from multiple... READ MORE >

With FFA Public Speaking Events coming up, the Agriculture Food and Natural Resources Class is digging deeper into the FFA Creed. The creed is a written statement of beliefs. The National FFA Organization adopted the FFA Creed at the 3rd National FFA Convention. The creed states the beliefs FFA members hold about the importance of agriculture in their lives and... READ MORE >

Last weekend, students wrapped up their performances of the “The Addams Family – A New Musical.” The musical centered on Wednesday falling in love with a “normal” teenager and the chaos that ensued when he met her family. Students were fantastic! Beyond the musical, Show Choir eagerly awaits the beginning of their competition season in January. Make sure to catch... READ MORE >

I recently attended the National Dropout Prevention Conference. I learned many new strategies, but also learned that we are doing a lot right at Milton-Union High School. A school in New York state has the following statement running across the entrance of their school (as kids come in through metal detectors): “Through these doors walk the finest people in the... READ MORE >

Algebra I students are preparing for their upcoming lesson on linear functions by identifying and measuring various slopes within their environments. After recording their data, they will calculate the rise and run ratio. Students will also be researching various occupations that require the use of slope. Some of their findings included; architect, farming, pilot,... READ MORE >

Tickets are $7.00 adults and $5.00 students., passes not accepted. READ MORE >

With the month of October coming to an end, the students in Mrs. Brandon’s Creative Writing class are getting spooky. Students have been writing on scary prompts all month long. Recently, students competed amongst themselves for Halloween treats. The winners are sophomores Noah Todd & Josh Dahle. Their writing is featured below: Damian looked at the crowd as they... READ MORE >

Art 1 students are learning basic measuring techniques and how to make the impossible, possible. Students are using perceptual thinking techniques, their imaginations, X-Acto knives, railroad board, tracing paper, and colored pencils to explore the possibilities geometric shapes provide by transforming basic shapes into recognizable animals or objects in order to... READ MORE >

Jostens will be in the high school cafeteria during lunch from 11:20 - 12:00 to take cap and gown orders. They will be at the CTC on Wednesday, October 24 for a meeting with CTC seniors, and return Wednesday, October 31 for orders. $75.00 down payment is due the day of the order. READ MORE >

English Lab is creating their own Mad Lib’s in order to improve grammar. Students are able to practice grammar terms in a fun and exciting way with some nostalgia from their childhood. Each student individually practices on their own Mad Lib before working collaboratively to write their own. Students are writing about sports, summer love, and pop icons. READ MORE >

Expressions Studios will be here tomorrow, October 11, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m for students who missed the photographer in September or want their pictures retaken. If you want a retake, bring the original packet with you. READ MORE >

AP Enviromental Science Last week, students visited Stillwater Prairie Reserve in Covington to meet with a naturalist. Not only did she discuss Ohio ecology in general with them as we walked on the trails, she also showed them how to tag a monarch butterfly to track its migration from Ohio to a forest reserve in Mexico. Monarch butterfly numbers have been dropping... READ MORE >

Our Statistics courses (AP and Elementary) have been incorporating their newly found knowledge of data collection outside of the classroom. Both courses have covered the four major types of data collection: observation, performing an experiment, simulation, and use of a survey. Students were challenged to research a data set that was interesting to them through... READ MORE >

¡Hola everyone! We have been very busy in the Spanish classroom. Spanish I has already learned how to have small talk conversations with each other and have already presented their “speaking projects” and are doing great with their pronunciation. Spanish I also learned the Spanish alphabet with its 29 letters and have learned how to spell first and last... READ MORE >

Dog House Designs is open for Business! Senior business students have opened a new business offering customized T-shirts, concrete stepping-stones, and personalized yard signs. These students are applying their knowledge and skills learned from previous business courses into actually operating a business. They are learning how to keep inventory, create quality... READ MORE >

The suspense is building in the Mystery and Horror class offered through the English department. Students are currently reading a mystery novel in small groups and building their own Escape Rooms themed on that book. As students read their novel, they are building clues for their peers to solve at the end of the unit. We are excited to see what students create,... READ MORE >

Please welcome Mrs. Ostendorf to MUHS! Mrs. Ostendorf is our new HS Guidance and Athletic Secretary! Previously, Mrs. Ostendorf was a bank manager. She has been married to her husband for four years and they have two children, Aurora (7) and Gabriel (5). Both she and her husband are MU grads and she excited to be back! Her hobbies include gardening, playing bingo,... READ MORE >

Please welcome Mr. Jeff Schmidt to MUHS!Prior to becoming a Bulldog, Mr. Schmidt taught Freshman World History and US History at Richmond High School. Before he began his teaching career, he owned and operated his own business for 10 years selling Pioneer and Becks Hybrids Seed. He graduated from the University of Dayton in 2005 and played football for the Flyers... READ MORE >

Please welcome Mrs. Paige Davis to MUHS!Mrs. Davis grew up moving through various parts of Idaho and Ohio when she was younger, and graduated from Tippecanoe High School in 2011. While in high school, she participated in marching band, symphonic winds, musical (pit), independent study art classes, and swim team. She went to Brigham Young University-Idaho and... READ MORE >

Please welcome Miss Cassie Caplinger to MUHS! Miss Caplinger graduated from Wright State University in 2016 with her Bachelor of Arts in English. She then went on to substitute for Fairborn City Schools before beginning her masters and licensure program, which she recently completed in May of 2018. Miss Caplinger is anticipating her upcoming wedding this New Year’s... READ MORE >

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The banquet is May 19, 6:30 p.m. Tickets for members of the senior class and their parents available in the high school office until May 3, $6.00 seniors and $17.00 parents. READ MORE >

Good Afternoon, This is Jessica Mumau, Principal at Milton-Union. I have two important announcements so please read the entire message. First, all 9th and 10th graders will take the English Language Arts State Test tomorrow, April 16th. Please remind your students to bring their computer and charger to school tomorrow. Also, it is important that all 9th and 10th... READ MORE >

Tickets for prom will go on sale Monday, March 26, before and after school in Mrs. Hart's room and during lunch in the cafeteria. The cost is $25 per person which includes dinner and dance. Prom will be held at the Dayton Art Institute. Doors open at 6:30 with dinner served at 7:00. READ MORE >

Parents are encouraged to take this opportunity to meet with teachers, counselors, and administrators to discuss their child's progress. Call the high school, 884-7940, for an appointment or drop in anytime between 3:00-6:30. READ MORE >

4:30-5:00 - Planning for Junior and Seniors School counselors and teachers will help guide parents and students through planning for the junior and senior years. Topics include college planning and visits, ACT/SAT, PSAT, letters of recommendation, scholarships, and scheduling for classes. 5:00-5:30 - Planning for Sophomore Year Discussion includes career and... READ MORE >

The Jostens representative will be at the high school Wednesday, February 28, 1:30-3:30 to repair and/or clean your class ring. It is not too late to order a class ring or tag. Bring a $50 deposit and see the representative for assistance. READ MORE >

The Jostens representative will be at the high school to deliver graduation orders Wednesday, February 28, 1:30-3:30. Jostens will take late orders at this time. The deadline to order cap and gowns is April 15. READ MORE >

The last day to have your senior picture taken by Expressions Studios for the yearbook and senior class picture is Tuesday, February 6. Call Expressions Studios, 836-3288, for an appointment before February 6. READ MORE >

ANNUAL COMMUNITY SERVICE DAYSOn Monday, April 16th and Monday, April 23rd, students at Milton-Union HS (assisted by staff members) will volunteer in the community. The goal is to assist community members with tasks and to help our students strengthen their understanding of service to others. We are asking the community for projects for our students to... READ MORE >

4:30 - 5:00 - Why Choose Miami Valley CTC? Would you like to graduate ready to enter the workforce? Would you like to earn scholarship money? Miami Valley CTC may be the pathway for you. Representatives from the Miami Valley CTC will be at the high school to provide information about its 40 different career opportunities. 5:00 - 6:00 - Eighth Grade Parent... READ MORE >

Parents are encouraged to take this opportunity to meet with teachers, counselors, and administrators to discuss their child's progress. Mid-term reports will be distributed at the conferences. Call 884-7940 for an appointment or drop in anytime between 3:00 and 6:30 p.m. READ MORE >

The Jostens representative will deliver class rings on Monday, December 11, during lunch in the cafeteria. If you want to order a class ring, bring a $50 deposit and see the representative for assistance. Extra packets are available in the high school office. READ MORE >

Presented by the Milton-Union High School Theater Department Friday, November 17, Saturday, November 18 at 7:00, and Sunday, November 19 at 2:00.. Tickets, $7 for adults and $5 for students and senior citizens, are available at the door for each performance. READ MORE >

Lowry Learning center Thursday, November 9th: 2:30 pm to 7:30 pm Friday the 10th, Monday the 13th, Tuesday the 14th, and Wednesday the 15th:7:30 am to 3:30 pm Tuesday, 14th: 5:30-6:15 (prior to 1st grade concert) Thursday, November 16th: 7:30 am to 7:30 pm Students will have the opportunity to shop during their weekIY library time and with parents... READ MORE >

Your senior picture must be taken by Expressions Studios for inclusion in the 2018 Yearbook and Senior class picture. Call Expressions Studios, 836-3288, for an appointment. The deadline is November 2. READ MORE >

6:30 - 8:30 P.M., gate admission $3.00, Watch the senior girls vs. junior girls! READ MORE >

The annual FFA fruit sale begins October 16 through November 10. A variety of fruits, nuts, beef sticks, Buff-to Dip, and cheese is offered. A member of Milton-Union High School's Future Farmers of America will contact you to place an order or call the high school, 884-7940. Your support is appreciated! READ MORE >

A representative from Jostens will meet with seniors, Friday, October 20, fifth period, to distribute cap and gown order information. They will return Thursday, October 26, during lunch, and 4:30-6:00 p.m. in the athletic lobby, to take orders. If you have a question, please call the high school, 884-7940, or Jostens (937) 552-9904. Order deadline for graduation... READ MORE >

A representative from Jostens will meet with all freshmen, Thursday, October 19, fifth period, to distribute class ring information. They will return to take orders Thursday, October 26, during lunch in the cafeteria, and again 4:30-6:30 p.m. in the athletic lobby. If you have a question, call the high school, 884-7940, or Jostens, (937) 552-9904. Free hoodie on... READ MORE >

Driver's Education, sponsored by D and D Driving School, begins October 23 for two weeks after school from 3:00 - 6:00. See office to register. READ MORE >

Cost $50.00. Order from the high school or yearbookforever.com. Order by January 15 and avoid price increase! READ MORE >

The 2017 yearbooks are in and can be picked up at the high school school, 7:30-2:30. If you did not order a yearbook and wish to purchase one, contact Mrs. Brandon, brandonk@muschools.com, or call the high school office, 884-7940. The cost for the 2017 yearbook is $60.00. READ MORE >

Line up begins at 5:00 and start time is 5:45 at the Old School Park (Spring St. and Wright Rd.). Royalty should park in the numbered spots on Wright Road. Students should be dropped off for the parade on Jay and walk across the yard. Parade Route: North on Jay, west onto North, south onto Main, and then turn west onto Market Street. Per Section 72.20 of the... READ MORE >

Handbook Changes Cell Phones Students will be permitted to use cell phones/non-school issued electronics during class transitions and at lunch only. Cell phones should not be seen or heard any other time. All students will have a computer with which they can complete classroom assignments throughout the day, which eliminates the need for cell phones in the... READ MORE >

Counselor Updates Appointments Ms. Shaw and Mrs. Woodall are excited for the 2017-2018 school year! To maximize time with students, Ms. Shaw and Mrs. Woodall will be available by appointment only. Students will be able to request an appointment with Ms. Shaw or Mrs. Woodall through an online request form found on the new website under the... READ MORE >

Focus Period Update All students in grades 9-12 have a built-in period called “Focus.” Students in the 9th grade have a set curriculum that is student-focused and student-led. The goal of 9th grade Focus is to ease the transition between middle school and high school. Students in grades 10-12 also have a Focus period; however, in the past is has been more... READ MORE >

The State of Ohio requires that all 11th grade students take the SAT/ACT. All MUHS 11th graders will take the SAT at MU in the Spring of 2018. Students in grades 9-11 will take the PSAT on October 11th. The PSAT measures the ability to understand and process elements of reading, writing, and math. Student data from the PSAT will be used to target and... READ MORE >

Miss Hamilton hails from Hamilton, Ohio and is a recent graduate from Miami University. Her passions include: working with children, traveling, and reading and writing. Miss Hamilton's favorite place outside of the country is Leicester, England where she studied abroad. She hopes to share her experiences with the students at MUHS and encourage them to always learn... READ MORE >

Ms. Fields is a graduate from Morehead State. Prior to teaching, Ms. Fields worked for Birchwood Genetics. Ms. Fields is fulfilling her dream to teach Ag and advise an FFA Chapter! She enjoys coaching her son's t-ball team and Junior Olympic Volleyball. She also enjoys gardening. Ms. Fields is very excited to be a Bulldog! READ MORE >

Mr. Slonkosky recently graduated from BGSU. He became a math teacher after being inspired by one of his high school teachers and the fact that he really enjoys math! In his spare time, Mr. Slonkosky enjoys playing and watching sports. He was an avid high school wrestler and played rugby while in college. Mr. Slonkosky is excited to be a Bulldog! READ MORE >

Mrs. Broaddrick is a graduate of Fairlawn High School and Urbana University. She has 13 years of teaching experience, 10 at the Upper Valley Career Center as a career-based intervention coordinator. Mrs. Broaddrick lives in Sidney with her husband Rick, three daughters, Kassidy, McKinlee, and Charlotte, and four dogs. She enjoys traveling, spending time with her... READ MORE >

Welcome to the 2017-2018 School Year! As I enter my fifth year with Milton-Union Exempted Village, I’m excited to begin a new chapter as the High School Principal. I am energized and committed to upholding high expectations and providing support structures to assure they are met! I am pleased to share some of the exciting programs at... READ MORE >

Before joining MUHS, Mrs. Brandon taught six years of English at Indian Lake High School. Mrs. Brandon recently moved back to Versailles with her husband and son. In her free time, she enjoys swimming, biking, hiking, boating, camping, and gardening - anything outside! Mrs. Brandon is excited and grateful to be joining the MUHS staff! READ MORE >

The 2017 - 2018 school year is quickly approaching. We have lots of information available regarding school lunches. Please review this important information by clicking below. Also please review the Free and Reduced Lunch Application and submit if applicable. Important Lunch Info Free and Reduced Lunch Application READ MORE >

This is a reminder that the class of 2018 needs to have their composite photos taken. There is a $20.00 session for one head-and-shoulders photo that is used in the yearbook as well as on the class composite that hangs in the school hallway. Please call Expressions Studios at (937) 836-3288 anytime between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm Tuesday through Friday to set up... READ MORE >

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You can view or print the 2017 - 2018District Calendar by clicking here. READ MORE >

S.B. 9 enacted a sales tax holiday to occur only in 2017. The holiday starts on Friday, August 4, 2017 at 12:00 a.m. and ends on Sunday, August 6, 2017 at 11:59 p.m. During the holiday, the following items are exempt from sales and use tax: Clothing priced at $75 per item or less; School supplies priced at $20 per item or less; and School... READ MORE >

Andrew Slonkosky Why I choose Education: I decided to become a teacher when I was a sophomore in high school. I always knew that I was really good at math, and knew it would be part of my career no matter what I decided to do. Then my sophomore year I had the best teacher possible. I knew that I wanted to provide students with the opportunities... READ MORE >

Sarah Hamilton Raised in Hamilton, which coincidentally matches my last name, I am constantly torn between loving my home and my wanderlust to travel. I have recently graduated from Miami University where I seized opportunities to pursue my passions: working with children, traveling, and reading and writing. My favorite place outside of the country is... READ MORE >

Hello, my name is Kristen Brandon. For the last six years, I have been teaching high school English at Indian Lake High School. For three of those years, I was the yearbook advisor, and I have held various other responsibilities at the school outside of teaching. Before teaching, I attended Bowling Green State University for my degree. My husband, Josh, and... READ MORE >