FAQs

The Milburn Difference

Flexible Scheduling
School-to-Work Courses
Support Services
Smaller School Setting
Attentive Teachers
Alternative Learning Environment
Online High School Courses

Giving Students Options

Every child has the right to a quality education, but the traditional public school does not work for every student. Milburn Schools provide individual attention from teachers and a smaller, family-like environment to help ensure student success.

Accreditation

Our high school courses are accredited by CITA, SACS and DETC.

Credits are transferable to any United States high school and are accepted by most colleges and universities.

FAQs for Richard Milburn Academy

  1. What is Richard Milburn Academy (RMA)?
  2. What is a charter school?
  3. If charter schools are not governed by the school district, how is RMA governed?
  4. How is RMA different from other charter schools and alternative programs?
  5. Who is eligible to attend RMA?
  6. Does RMA offer services to students with special needs or disabilities?
  7. How much does it cost to attend RMA?
  8. Do other high schools accept credits earned at RMA?
  9. Is it possible for a student who has fallen behind to graduate on time?
  10. How safe is RMA?
  11. What are the teachers like at RMA?
  12. How involved are parents at RMA?
  13. How does a student enroll at RMA?
  14. Why is RMA the right choice?

 

FAQs for Richard Milburn High School

  1. What is Richard Milburn High School (RMHS)?
  2. How is RMHS different from other alternative programs?
  3. Who is eligible to attend RMHS?
  4. How much does it cost to attend RMHS? Who pays the tuition?
  5. Does RMHS offer services to students with special needs or disabilities?
  6. Do other high schools accept credits earned at RMHS?
  7. Is it possible for a student who has fallen behind to graduate on time?
  8. How safe is RMHS?
  9. What are the teachers like at RMHS?
  10. How involved are parents at RMHS?