Students
42

Rooms
14 single rooms and 14 double rooms

Distinguishing Characteristics
fireplace which greets you as you walk in the door
cut through to the dining hall
attached to Millet House

Traditions
Apple picking with our sister dorm
Valentine’s Day – we do performances for our sister dorm and they provide the food
Pumpkin carving competition – Hallowell & Millet House judge the winner
House Bowling – Annual trip to Boston Bowl
House Kickball – indoor kickball games
Norris Nosh – Twice a year each advisee group makes a dish and we do a potluck
Team Clean – Each boy is to a team that is then assigned to a night and they clean the common areas on week nights with the faculty member on duty.
Big Brother Program – Run by the house monitor the program matches younger students with older ones to help with the transition into the boarding life.

Students
41 

Rooms
17 single rooms and 12 double rooms

Distinguishing Characteristics
The common room on the ground floor includes a fireplace and a grand piano

Traditions
Dorm bowling; Cookie decorating; Big/little sister program; Walk for Hunger; Pumpkin carving with Goodwin House

Students
46 

Rooms
19 single rooms, 12 double rooms and 1 triple room

Distinguishing Characteristics
Four floors
Picnic table on the Quad

Traditions
Sharing mooncakes in the fall
Trips to Chipotle and Quincy Dynasty
Senior-freshmen bonding
Volleyball on the Quad
Freshmen treats during study hall
Dorm dodgeball
Practicing for dorm caroling
Pizza on the long weekends
End-of-year cookout on Governor’s terrace

Students
40 

Rooms
16 single rooms, 9 double rooms and 2 triple room

Distinguishing Characteristics
Two-story, spacious dormitory. Robbins is the only house with double and triple lofts.

Traditions
welcome letter to new students from the house head, house monitor and big sister; birthday parties in advisee groups; pumpkin-carving contest; theme decorating parties; theme bowling; senior dinner at the end of the year; poem chosen for each senior

Students
44 

Rooms
18 single rooms and 13 double rooms

Distinguishing Characteristics
Boys room by class. Freshman first, sophomores and juniors on the second level, and seniors live on the third floor. This house has an east wing and west wing. Each floor has its own common area. Seniors in Forbes House have their own TV area. Faculty live in the corner apartments of each floor.

Traditions

Nighttime Capture the Flag
Trips to Fire & Ice, Bertucci’s, and the movie theater
Tournament of Champions: groups compete in Olympic-type events including Ping-Pong, pool, Candy Land, etc.
Students’ achievements celebrated at weekly dorm meetings
ATL (a crazy game that is a cross between Ping-Pong and volleyball)
Trips into Boston
Pumpkin carving
Dorm caroling
Pool tournaments
Forbes lapel pin
Senior Dinner (where seniors pass on the Forbes lapel pin)

Students
36 

Rooms
9 single rooms, 9 double rooms and 3 triple rooms

Traditions
Big Brother-Little Brother Bonding
Halloween Haunted House Party
Pumpkin Carving
Dorm Bowling
Hosting Milton Fire Department for Dinners
Hosting Milton Police Department for Dinners
Long Weekend Cookouts
Morning SportsCenter
Secret Santa Gift Exchange
Transition Program
Green Proctor Program
Senior Stretch
Celebrity Dinners
Intramural Dorm Softball Champions 2008, 2011
Thankween Plymouth Rock Celebration
O2 Ice Hockey
ResLife Program Grail
Monday Night “Chill” with “Doc”
Spring Beach Club  & Volleyball Open
Math Team Headquarters
Senior Wills
Senior Mugs
Spring Dynasty Runs
Scooter McGhee Road Rally
Intramural Dodgeball: Champions 2010
Epiphany School Meal Prep Team
Winter Carnival “Chollo” Snowboarding Open
Core Values::Harmony, Advocacy, Unity, Mindfulness, Temperance, Prudence, Fortitude and Justice

Students
31 

Rooms
7 single rooms, 9 double rooms and 2 triple rooms

Distinguishing Characteristics
Large rooms with walk-in closets; a lobby with a fireplace and piano

Traditions
Pumpkin carving; Big sister/little sister; Dorm garden; Secret santas; Poems chosen for seniors