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Milford schools highlight student art, Pattison playground project and middle‑school wins

Milford Exempted Village Board of Education · April 17, 2026
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Summary

The board recognized student artists, heard that Pattison Elementary's PTO‑funded playground project is moving ahead, and received a middle‑school report on the new building, robotics world qualifiers, JROTC enrollment, and other student opportunities.

Board members recognized student artists from Paterson Elementary and Milford Middle School and then heard updates from school staff.

A Pattison Elementary presenter said the school's playground update is funded entirely through the PTO and its walkathon proceeds; staff and students provided input into equipment choices and the update will occur this spring and summer. The presenter also described Pattison's PBIS efforts and the addition of a preschool program.

The Milford Middle School presenter shared a short video featuring three students who identified themselves on camera and asked about favorite things and suggestions for the new building. The presenter reviewed highlights from the first year in the new middle‑school building: addition of sixth grade, robotics teams (four teams qualifying for world‑level competition in St. Louis), JROTC startup with roughly 70 starters, 8 eighth‑graders making varsity teams and several all‑region honors, and plans tied to band and performing arts opportunities. The presenter said some students will travel for competitions and that the school has seen improved PBIS and academic indicators, although specific metrics were not read into the record.

Mr. Kaufman told the board that the board will be asked later in the evening to approve Jacob Carpenter as the new director of bands; Kaufman noted the candidate's prior accomplishments and that he is a Milford graduate.