The Alternative Education Program of Milton High School began serving students in 1995. The program was established to serve students struggling to achieve academic success in the mainstream environment and are at risk for dropping out of school. The main objective of the program is to provide a high quality, standards-based education utilizing a non-traditional approach to help students achieve school success. Students are expected to attend school regularly, complete work to the best of their ability, participate positively in their classes, and work with staff to achieve their personal and academic goals. The program is run in two sessions: a morning program and an afternoon program. Students in both sessions are encouraged to supplement their educational program with a part-time job in the community, or if possible, by taking electives at the main campus of Milton High School. All students within the program receive individualized and small-group academic instruction.  Students are also expected to participate in skills-oriented groups that are focused on addressing our students' unique needs and promoting mastery and success.  Students in the Alternative Education Program must earn 22 credits, the same amount as their counterparts at the main campus, to earn their diploma. We are currently located in the Milton Chiropractic Center building, at 165 Route 7 South, Milton, Vermont. To learn more about our program, please navigate the links below! (coming soon) Program Goals Academics Point and Credit System Student Expectations Staff 2003-2004 Student Projects