Milliken Mills High School is a warm, welcoming, and academically focused school, known for its strong sense of community and inclusive culture. Students are supported by dedicated teachers who know them well and work collaboratively to help them succeed.
Vision
Milliken Mills High School has as its vision the development of students to their full potential as both individuals and as contributing members of society, who will think clearly and creatively, feel deeply, and act wisely.
Mission
The school will embrace the goals of public education in Ontario and will effectively support these goals through a commitment to lifelong learning by:
- encouraging the pursuit of excellence via self-challenge and the setting of realistic goals
- promoting cooperation and respect for one another through the celebration of individual differences
- helping one another develop the knowledge, creativity and adaptability required for the changing world of the future
- fostering responsibility for oneself and others
- instilling a sense of pride in our Canadian identity
- understanding and developing our partnership as global citizens
Goals
- Our school will be a community of learning where all people are encouraged to expand their horizons.
- Our school will provide an environment that is safe and welcoming and where all learners are treated positively and with respect.
- Our school will be an inviting place where individuals continue to develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to meet the challenges of the future.
- Our school will be a place where individuals can take risks and be creative, flexible, and tolerant.
- Our school will foster an appreciation for the Canadian experience.
- Our school will have a global perspective.
- Our school will have a strong school spirit.
- Our school community will model behaviour that fosters sound character and responsible citizenship.
Milliken Mills H.S. was officially opened in 1988. An addition to the original building was opened in 2002. This addition provided us with 12 additional classrooms, teacher workrooms and seminar space.
Everyone’s safety is essential. Safety first!
- Do not rush in the parking lots or driveway.
- Be patient with others.
- Give pedestrians and cyclists the right-of-way.
- The driveway in front of the main doors is a fire route. Car owners can be ticketed for stopping here to drop off/pick up students by the City of Markham.
- The driveway is a “no U-turn” zone.