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   Milton Academy is an independent, college preparatory K–12 school, boarding and day in grades 9–12, located just south of Boston.

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3. www.milton.edu › about › directionsDirections - Milton Academy

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   Campus Address. 170 Centre Street. Milton, Massachusetts 02186. Click here for Google Map directions. Interactive campus map. Download printable campus map. From Boston or Logan Airport by automobile. Take I-93 south (Fitzgerald “Southeast” Expressway) to Exit 10, Squantum Street, Milton. Turn right at the stop sign.

4. www.milton.edu › aboutAbout - Milton Academy

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   At Milton, you’ll find a powerful, challenging academic experience together with a warm, supportive environment. You’ll work in small classes, with skilled, caring faculty to develop your analytical skills, your perspectives, your creativity and your awareness.

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   Road Map. 3D View. Print. Apthorp Chapel. Art and Media Center. Athletic and Convocation Center. Ayer Observatory. Caroline Saltonstall Building. Children's Center at Milton.

6. www.milton.edu › about › historyHistory - Milton Academy

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   Milton was established as a coeducational day school, and preparation for college was the primary goal of the school’s program. Just after the school’s centennial, reacting to a marked increase in the interest of separate education for young women, the Academy was divided into separate schools.

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   Is Milton Academy a coeducational school?

   • Just after the school’s centennial, reacting to a marked increase in the interest of separate education for young women, the Academy was divided into separate schools. For many years, the Milton Academy Boys’ School and Girls’ School maintained separate faculties, facilities and student bodies. Today, Milton has returned to its coeducational roots.

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   How do I get to Milton Academy?

   • Take I-93 south (Fitzgerald “Southeast” Expressway) to Exit 10, Squantum Street, Milton. Turn right at the stop sign. Go 2/10 mile to traffic light , then bear left onto Centre Street. Milton Academy is just after the second traffic light. Follow Route 3 north to I-93 south (Route 128 north toward Route 95) to Exit 5B.

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   Why was Milton a coeducational school?

   • Milton was established as a coeducational day school, and preparation for college was the primary goal of the school’s program. Just after the school’s centennial, reacting to a marked increase in the interest of separate education for young women, the Academy was divided into separate schools.

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   How many students are in the Milton Academy?

   • Total number of students: 705 people (approximately equally boys and girls), 325 at the boarding house Language of instruction: English. Founded in 1798, the Milton Academy (the Milton Academy) is considered to be one of the oldest schools in the United States and has a rich history.

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8. www.daretobetrue.com › campusMilton Academy | Campus Tour

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   Charted in 1798, Milton is a visionary and bold school, yet our School’s oldest values are the most enduring. Adopted in 1898, Milton’s motto resounds in the minds and hearts of today’s students and graduates.