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Richard Milburn Academy Amarillo

4106 SW 51ST ST, Amarillo, TX 79109

Public charter school (tuition-free)

9-12 grades
133 students, 2024-25
19 students per teacher
$0 tuition

Richard Milburn Academy Amarillo is a public charter school in Amarillo, TX for grades 9-12. It had 133 students in 2024-25, about 19 per teacher. As a public charter school it charges no tuition.

Contact Richard Milburn Academy Amarillo

Enrollment, lottery dates and seats are set by each school, so ask it directly. The website is the one the state reported to the federal directory.

School facts

Grades
9-12
Students
133 (2024-25)
Teachers (full-time equivalent)
7 (2024-25)
Students per teacher
19
Level
High school
School type
Alternative school
Tuition
None (public charter school)
County
Randall County
NCES school ID
480007509009

Reports under: Richard Milburn Alter High School (killeen) (the school district or charter agency named in the federal directory). Charter authorizer: State Board of Education, as the state reported it.

From the U.S. Department of Education’s Common Core of Data: the public school directory 2025-26 (preliminary) for the address, phone, website, grades and authorizer; the 2024-25 membership and staff files for students and teachers. Figures move every year, so ask the school for today’s. NCES data files · Where our data comes from. Something wrong? Tell us.

What a charter school is

  • Public and free. NCES describes a public charter school as a publicly funded school, usually run by a group or organization under a contract (the charter) with the state, the district or another body. The federal definition says a charter school does not charge tuition.
  • Families choose it. Under the same definition, a charter school is one parents choose to send their children to, and it admits students by lottery when more apply than it has room for.
  • No program badge. ChoiceFunded’s program badges and “schools that accept” lists cover private schools only. Charter schools are listed separately here, with no badge, and are never counted with private schools.

Sources: 20 U.S.C. 7221i (federal Charter Schools Program definitions); NCES, Condition of Education: Public Charter School Enrollment. Each state writes its own charter law, so ask the school how enrollment works there.

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