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A Celebration of Milton Music Honoring Margaret Filoon Robertson ’56
On February 7, the Milton Academy Music Department hosted the Margaret (Peggy) Filoon Robertson ’56 Concert in the Straus Library. This year’s concert showcased student-led instrumental groups, soloists, and a chorus of Milton Academy students, faculty, and members of the Wellesley Choral Society. It was a lovely evening of inspiring performances. Established in 1996, the Margaret Filoon...
Dedicating the Farokhzad Mathematics Center
The Farokhzad Mathematics Center breathes new life into how math is delivered and experienced at Milton, both in and out of the classroom. As the new anchor of Milton Academy’s south quad, the location positions math among the school’s spaces dedicated to arts, technology, and science, emphasizing the power of interdisciplinary learning. On Thursday, October 24, Milton Academy hosted a...
What Philanthropy Means to Trustee Osaremen Okolo ’13
“Think about what you’ve gained from the communities you belong to as a sort of North Star,” Trustee Osaremen Okolo ’13 urged Upper School students during a recent talk. This reflection will be “a guiding light that will illuminate your own path in seeking opportunities to give back to those same communities.” Okolo returned to Milton to speak about philanthropy as part of Mustangs Care Month....
Shedding Light on a Nurturing Environment
Mike Kobb ’88 is a principal engineer for a company that develops home theater systems. It’s a fitting career for someone who has long been interested in the behind-the-scenes aspects of movie and theatrical production. Milton Academy provided Mike with opportunities to nurture his passion, and he enjoyed being a part of the A/V team and theater production crew. He shares, “I loved building...
The Power of Planned Giving
Growing up on the south side of Chicago, Deval Patrick ’74 enjoyed his extraordinary teachers, but overcrowding and finite resources limited his opportunities. Milton Academy saw his potential and granted him a scholarship to attend. With guidance from compassionate faculty, he found his intellectual home. "The longest-lasting lesson Milton instilled has been integrity," Deval shares. "Learning...
Make your gift online today, or contact Interim Chief Advancement Officer Carol Giusti-Cahalane at 617-898-2296 or carol_giusti-cahalane@milton.edu to discuss opportunities to support a Milton initiative.
