Superintendent Malaney said an amendment backed by Senator Becca Rausch would provide Millis with $65,000 for math curriculum and professional development; a proposed supplemental budget could also add roughly $112 per student (about $130,000 for Millis) if enacted.

Voters at Millis’ Fall Town Meeting approved a $125 million renovation and addition for Millis Middle‑High School, triggering eligibility for an estimated $68 million Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) grant; the town’s share (~$56.25 million) would be financed over 28 years and is projected to raise taxes an estimated $914 annually for

Finance Committee presented Article 6 proposing a $125,000,000 appropriation for an addition and renovation of Millis Middle‑High School at 245 Plain St., contingent on an MSBA grant and a Proposition 2½ debt exclusion. Committee members said state participation would cover roughly 54–59% of eligible costs; proponents estimated a household tax rise

Select Board and town officials outlined a $125 million renovation and addition to the Millis Middle–High School, with the state covering 55% ($68.75 million) and the town asked to fund $56.25 million. Town meeting is Nov. 10 to authorize borrowing; ballot vote Dec. 8 would raise taxes to repay the debt.

The committee secures unanimous endorsements for the new school project's scope and budget.