We want to hear your stories, see your pictures, and watch your videos -- all for a good reason.

Learn more here!

MHS Project Graduation is a volunteer group that plans an overnight, substance-free party for our senior class on the night of graduation. We are already at work for the Class of 2025 event June 14-15, with a goal to raise $30,000.

Visit the website or like the Facebook page for info on:

• Meetings, all 7pm: 10/16 Yu’s Fusion, 11/12 Sliders, 12/11 Zoom

• Flamingo Flocking: active now 

• Fundraising Auction November 23, 2024 at 6pm Italian Society

Volunteers are needed for this year and also Classes 2026-2028 to keep the party going! 

Unity Day (October 16, 2024) is a national event dedicated to promoting kindness, acceptance, and inclusion while taking a stand against bullying. On this day, Middletown Public Schools will join communities across the country in celebrating diversity and fostering a positive school environment. We encourage everyone to wear orange as a symbol of unity and support for those who have experienced bullying.

While Unity Day brings special attention to this important issue, we emphasize the need to stand up against bullying every day of the year. By participating in Unity Day and embracing its message year-round, we strive to create a safe and welcoming atmosphere for all students. #MPS4ALL #MPSFutureMakers

🎃 Middletown Public Schools 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat 🍬

Get ready for a night of Halloween fun!

📅 Date: Friday, October 25, 2024
🕔 Time: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Beman Middle School's parking lot on Hunting Hill Avenue

All are welcome, and admission is free! Please note that anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors for a spooktacular evening of trick-or-treating, costumes, and community spirit.

We can't wait to see you there! #MPS4ALL

Wednesday, October 23 through Saturday, October 26, 2024
Show times vary
Santo Fraglio Performing Arts Center, 200 LaRosa Lane, Middletown, CT 06457

Middletown High School drama invites you to come see their production of "Witches!? In Salem!?" By Matt Cox. MHS will be the first High School to put on this show written by the creator of Puffs. This comedy is a parody of The Crucible and features a large cast of hilarious characters. The show promises much humor and creativity and may not be suitable for children under the age of 10. The students have worked hard to put this show together.

Come to Middletown High School on Wednesday the 23 through Saturday the 26 at 7:00pm to see this spooktacular show!

$5.00 in advance at: https://middletownpac.ludus.com/
or $8.00 cash at the door

Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to equip yourself with essential knowledge and strategies to support your child's health and well-being throughout the school year! Our upcoming three-part virtual series, "Supporting Your Child's Health and Well-being During the School Year," features renowned experts addressing crucial topics: child wellness and development, preparing for cold and flu season, and youth suicide prevention. By attending these sessions, you'll gain invaluable insights from leading professionals, learn practical tips to create a supportive environment at home, and discover how to effectively navigate health challenges that may impact your child's academic success.

Register now for these free, family-friendly webinars to ensure you have the tools and information needed to help your child thrive both in and out of the classroom.

More information here: Supporting Your Child's Health and Well-being During the School Year - Virtual House Calls for Families.pdf

Middletown families, your participation in the Fire Marshal's survey could be lifesaving. With half of home fire fatalities occurring during nighttime hours and working smoke alarms reducing the risk of death by 55%, it's crucial that we assess our community's fire safety preparedness. The City of Middletown Fire Marshal's Office is reaching out to gather vital information about our residents' needs. By taking a few moments to complete this brief survey, you're not just sharing information – you're actively contributing to the safety of your loved ones and neighbors. Your input will help our fire safety experts develop targeted strategies to protect our community. Don't wait – your response could make the difference in creating a safer Middletown for all. 

• Survey accessible here:

  https://www.middletownct.gov/FormCenter/Fire-Department-21/Home-Smoke-Alarm-and-Fire-Safety-Survey-205 

• Flyer accessible here: smoke alarm survey flyer.pdf

Register now for these free, family-friendly webinars to ensure you have the tools and information needed to help your child thrive both in and out of the classroom. More information here: Supporting Your Child's Health and Well-being During the School Year - Virtual House Calls for Families.pdf

The City of Middletown and its Youth Services Bureau is conducting a study to learn about ways to better serve youth in Middletown and provide needed support and connection following the disruption of the COVID years. 

We are recruiting youth, parents, educators, and youth serving professionals in Middletown for 1 on 1 zoom interviews that cover topics such as leadership, connection with the community, where/how support is found, and other topics about what your life is like in a “post-pandemic world.”

Participation is voluntary, more details and ways to spread the word can be found HERE.