Milton School District

Located at 17 Rebecca Lander Drive in Milton, Vermont, the Milton School District operates as an open, regular public school district serving as a component of a supervisory union within the Burlington-South Burlington metropolitan area. Positioned within a fringe town setting, this district manages three operational schools that deliver a comprehensive continuum of learning spanning from prekindergarten through grade 12, as well as adult education programs. The district serves a total student body of 1,468 learners—comprising 766 male students and 702 female students—ranging from early childhood programs with 158 prekindergarten children to upper secondary stages with 102 12th-grade students.

To support its educational mission, the district maintains a robust workforce consisting of 592 total full-time equivalent staff members. This staffing framework includes 277.34 full-time equivalent teachers, 46 instructional aides, and 268.66 support staff personnel, establishing a well-resourced instructional and operational environment across its campuses. Student demographics within the district reflect 1,285 White students, 45 Hispanic students, 43 Black students, 43 students of two or more races, 40 Asian students, 10 American Indian students, and 2 Pacific Islander students. Together, these staffing structures, student demographics, and geographic characteristics provide a complete snapshot of the district for families, local community members, and educational researchers.