Modern Taekwondo Center

A week in Charlotte, North Carolina filled with hard work, new experiences, and teammates supporting one another from beginning to end. Congratulations to every member of Team MTC for the way you represented our dojang at the 2026 USA Taekwondo National Championships!

A special Spring Graduation Ceremony at BC High on June 29th, celebrating all of our students who earned their next rank and recognizing Nora and Cormac as they earned their 1st Poom Black Belts! We now turn our attention to Charlotte, North Carolina as the MTC Competition Team heads to the 2026 USA Taekwondo National Championships.

The medals and smiles reflect the pride of achievement, but the real victory is who these students are becoming.

At yesterday’s MA State Tournament, our athletes delivered strong performances and qualified for Nationals. But what stood out most, and what we were personally complimented on again, was their respect, composure, and the way they supported one another throughout the day.

As a parent, those are the moments that matter. The confidence to step forward, the discipline to stay focused, and the character to represent themselves well in any room.

That’s what we work on every day.

The best part of our Tigers class is seeing their big smiles and growing confidence after they try something new and cheer each other on 🐯

Graduating together.
Training together.
Different paths, one standard.
Consistent effort. Mutual respect.
This is our community.

Please consider voting for Ellie. She’s an outstanding person and a valued member of our MTC community.

The Milton Public Library is an absolute gem.

Before my family moved to Milton more than 10 years ago, I heard two things about the Town: Fruit Center Marketplace was a great grocery store and the Milton Public Library children’s librarian (now assistant director) was phenomenal.

They were absolutely right.

Over the years, the library has been so much more than a place to borrow books. It has been a place where my husband has gone to work when our internet was down; where my sons, as toddlers, loved visiting the fish in the children’s room; where they took chess lessons in their early elementary years; and where they now discover books their friends are reading or check out video games. This past summer, my older son became old enough to use the teen room, and he was so excited that he regularly biked to the library with a backpack, eager to carry home the stacks of books he had checked out.

For these reasons and many more, I’m proud to be running for Library Trustee to help ensure our library continues to thrive, evolve, and serve the needs of everyone in Milton.

This is what progress often looks like. Quiet, focused, and consistent.

Flexibility work builds more than range. It develops patience, awareness, and control, qualities that carry into every part of training.

Ms. Caitlyn, a senior at Boston Latin School, has shown what that consistency looks like over time. We’re proud of the standard she sets.