CCC News June 2025
MPS Community Connections Centers
The Milford Public Schools Community Connections Centers (CCC) are here to build meaningful bridges between families and the essential services available throughout our community.
We proudly serve all Milford elementary students and their families.
If your family is in need of support—whether for housing, utilities, legal assistance, mental health, substance use, parenting, or other daily life concerns—please reach out.
Contact Mrs. Mary-Kate Williams at (203) 882-6094
Summer hour appointments are available by phone or email.
All family inquiries are treated with the utmost confidentiality. Information is only shared with your permission or in accordance with Connecticut’s mandated reporting laws.
To explore more resources, please visit our CCC Website.
CT FoodShare
MILFORD - Kingdom Life Christian Church Cathedral
When - Tue. July 15, 2025 11am – 12pm
Where - 1455 Naugatuck Ave, Milford, CT 06461
Occurs every 2 weeks on Tuesday, 11AM-12PM
Connecticut Foodshare’s Mobile Pantry provides food at more than 100 locations in a no questions asked, outdoor “farmers market” setting. Items offered typically include fresh produce and other perishable foods. Review these frequently asked questions to learn more.
The Good Old School Days' at Historical Society Will Inspire Memories of Your School Days
34 High St, Milford, CT, 06460
1 to 4 p.m. and on all Saturdays and Sundays through September 28.
Admission is always free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Side-street parking is suggested to leave the small MHS parking lot for people with disabilities.
Our latest display shows how Milford Public Schools grew from one-room schoolhouses to the large schools we have today. It begins with Jasper Gunn, the first teacher in 1642, who taught students in his home. Over the years, the Society has saved old schoolbooks, desks, chalk slates, American flags, typewriters, diplomas, and photos of early schoolhouses and students. There are also group photos of sports teams, music groups, and class pictures—maybe even someone you know! This display brings back memories of school days long ago.
Hartford Festival of Jazz
JULY 18,19 & 20, 2025 | RAIN OR SHINE
The Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz is a non-profit organization originally conceived by Paul Brown, noted Hartford jazz bassist and music educator. For 25 years, Paul had produced the Monday Night Jazz Concerts in Bushnell Park, drawing thousands of music lovers to Hartford’s Bushnell Park for picnics and world-class entertainment. That first Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz, in July of 1991, was dedicated to the 25th anniversary of those wonderful summers