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"Not for oneself, but for all," is the translation of the school's motto - Non Sibi Sed Cunctis - and the founding principle behind the Community Service Program at Millbrook; since 1931, students have worked together in operating services which support almost every facet of school life. Community Service periods are included in the formal class schedule four times per week, but since students often choose their services based on their individual interests, they may find themselves devoting extra time to their volunteer work. From managing money in the Strong Box (the school bank), to caring for the animals at the zoo, to working on the library's computers, all Millbrook students learn to be actively involved in their community. The Community Service Cup is awarded at commencement each year to a member of the graduating class who has most faithfully exemplified the school's motto. This recognition is a strong indication of how highly Millbrook values this program.
Community Services
Among the community services currently offered are the following:
Activities
Administrative Assistants
Admission Tour Guides
Alumni/Development
Athletic Association
Attendance
Barn
Chapel Committee
Communications
Computer Services
Dorm Managers
Fire Safety
Food Service
Green Team
Headwaiters
Health Service-day
Health Service-evening
Holbrook Arts Center
Holbrook Tech
Library
Maintenance Support
Millbrook School Website
Outreach
Peer Counselors
Post Office
Recycling
School Store
Science Assistants
"The Silo" (student newspaper)
Spiritual Life
Strong Box (student bank)
Student Council
Student Tutors
"The Tamarack" (yearbook)
Trevor Zoo
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