Guidance and Policies

Admissions Policy

Students seeking admission to the Milburn Online program should contact us by telephone or email to discuss the:

A student may select one or more courses based upon the recommendations of the Director of Admissions. Students may not take more than 2 courses at any given time. Registration involves completing a Milburn Online Enrollment Application and making tuition payments.

The Director of Admissions or designee grants admission on an individual basis after review of the student’s application packet and academic records.

Milburn Online (through RMHS) conforms to the DETC business standards in its Tuition Protection Agreement. Milburn Online is non-discriminatory in its admission process.

Credit Transfer Policy

Official transcripts are forwarded, on written request, to a school in which the student intends to enroll or has applied for admission. Dual-enrolled student transcripts are forwarded to the student’s home school upon completion of the course. Transcripts are available free of charge.

Rights and Duties

RMHS, hereby referred to as “the institution,” has a responsibility to provide the best services and learning environment it can to meet the needs of its students. The institution, however, retains the following rights: the right to reject or return an incomplete enrollment; the right to contact a parent or guardian regarding the performance of a student; the right to administratively withdraw a student to lack of attendance; the right to fail a student due to lack of participation. This list should in no way be considered comprehensive or final.

The RMHS student, hereby referred to as “the student,” is responsible to themselves and to the institution to put forth their best effort in successfully completing the courses they are enrolled in. The student has the right to withdraw from a class -with parental consent- they cannot make a commitment to (subject to the withdrawal and refund policies). The student has the right to a refund in accordance with the policy printed on the enrollment agreement. The student has the right to contact the administrative office if they feel that for any reason they are not receiving the best service and learning environment we can give.

Milburn Online Honor Code

Milburn  Online requires the highest standard of academic conduct.

Students are expected to adhere to the Milburn Online Honor Code. It is unacceptable for a student to commit plagiarism or any other form of cheating. If an instructor has reasonable evidence that cheating has occurred:

In order to enroll in an Internet-delivered course the student must agree to the Honor Code below.

A student cannot be listed as his/her own proctor.

1. I agree to follow all guidelines, policies, and procedures associated with the Milburn Online program.
2. All coursework submitted by me will be my own work. I will receive no outside help on assignments.
3. I agree to the terms of the refund policy.
4. I agree that the final exam or any exam, test, quiz, or other assignments noted by the teacher as requiring a proctor will be monitored by an adult 21 years of age or older. The adult’s name and relationship to the student, if any, will be specified prior to school approval as a designated proctor for required exams. Arrangements should be made with the teacher to schedule exam times. (A proctor should be at least 21 years old and not related to the student (i.e. neighbor, family friend, guidance counselor)

Grading Policy

Grades are based on all graded assignments and exam and quiz scores.

Evaluation is based on the following standards:

A = 90-100

B = 80-89

C = 70-79

D = 60-69

F = 59 or below

W = Withdrawal

I = Incomplete