This school is Milford's Alternative Education program for high school students. The school teaches students who have…More had difficulty in past school environments. The school meets Milford Public Schools' academic standards and focuses on each individual's learning style to help students reach their full potential.</p> <p>The new location is on the park-like grounds of the former Milford Academy.</p>

A part of the Connecticut Technical High School System, Platt Technical High School offers an educational environment…More that fosters excellence in academics as well as trade and technology skills. Students can register in a variety of classes, from core academics such as English and Mathematics to classes in Carpentry, Automotive Technology and Culinary Arts.</p> <p>Upon graduation, many students pursue apprenticeships and careers in challenging industries. In addition, the school offers a variety of athletics and after-school activities, from football and golf to Anime club and Dance Team.</p>

Foundation High School is a not-for-profit that caters to 14- to 21-year-old students with developmental needs,…More behavioral challenges and learning deficits. Besides academics like science, math, English, art and music, pupils are taught how to live life independently by, for example, getting and holding down jobs.</p> <p>Vocational courses include food service, graphic arts and woodworking. Samples of students' work hang from the trees outside the school in the form of colorfully painted wooden birdhouses.</p>

The academy is a college-preparatory Catholic high school for girls only.

Students study in the Pond-Taylor…More mansion, which sits majestically on 30 green acres.</p> <p>The pupils are not only preparing for higher education, but for life. They are taught to live the message of the gospel through service projects aimed at helping the less fortunate.</p>