Reunion Weekend 2020
We’re celebrating class years ending in “0” and “5.” Join us June 12-13.
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With the safety and well-being of our community in mind, Milton Academy has made the difficult decision to extend online learning through the end of the academic year. All in-person gatherings and events also have been postponed until further notice, and we regret to share that Reunion Weekend 2020 is postponed until summer 2021. We look forward to welcoming “0” and “5” graduates back to campus next year in celebration with those in class years ending in “1” and “6.” As more information becomes available, we’ll provide updates by email and through our Reunion Weekend website. Best wishes for good health to our entire Milton community.
To encourage everyone to support nonprofit organizations in these challenging times, the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security) Act provides all taxpayers–even those who do not itemize deductions–with a charitable deduction for up to $300 for cash contributions made in 2020. Milton alumni, families and friends can add an additional $300 to their charitable giving budget this year, recover a portion of it in tax savings, and help the Milton Fund. If you itemize your deductions, the CARES Act raises the limit on charitable gifts of cash to 100% of your adjusted gross Income. For further information, please visit our planned giving website, call us at 617-898-2376, or email Mary Perry, Director of Planned Giving: mary_perry@milton.edu.
Making Sweet Music
Congratulations to violinist Sydney Adedamola ’14, who was recently selected for the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Resident Fellows program for superb early-career musicians serving historically underrepresented populations. (Special thanks to retired music faculty chair Don Dregalla for passing along the news!) Read more about her appointment.
Joshua Cohen ’10 ALS Discovery
As a biomedical engineering major at Brown, Joshua Cohen ’10 began unraveling the question of why people develop brain disorders, sketching out ways to treat them. Seven years later, the experimental treatment he and Justin conceived shows promise for slowing the progress of ALS. Read more about a treatment offering hope to ALS patients, and how their work intersects with that of renowned neuroscientist Rudy Tanzi, Ph.D. P’26.
Alumni in the Arts
Congratulations to Sarah Sze ’87, whose artwork is part of a new renovation at Laguardia Airport. The work, Shorter than the Day, was recently featured in Architectural Digest. Read more.
Milton Academy Network
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- Opportunities to find or become a mentor
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- Upcoming event information
To register for an account or log into the network, visit
MiltonAcademyNetwork.com
