Milton public schools: every school, zone and report card

Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Sources: Fulton County Schools and its attendance zone map data, its 2026-27 north Fulton feeder pattern, the City of Milton’s address points and city limits map, the state’s 2025 School Grades data, the federal NCES school directory, the NCES Private School Survey and the U.S. Census Bureau’s geocoder, used to check which private schools sit inside city limits.

Public schools in Milton are run by Fulton County Schools, not the city. Eight of the district’s schools sit inside Milton city limits: two high schools, two middle schools and four elementary schools. Attendance zones do not follow city limits or mailing addresses. Many Milton homes and several Milton schools have an Alpharetta mailing address, and parts of Milton are zoned to schools in Alpharetta and Roswell, so those schools are listed here too.

Who to call

• Fulton County Schools, main line: 470-254-3600
• Zone lookup: the district’s Find Your School lookup or its attendance zone map
• Enrolling a new student: online registration
• Buses: Transportation North, 470-254-2970

This page is the directory: one row per school, linked to a page with its zone, report card, principal, feeder schools and calendar. In each table, students and CCRPI come from the state’s 2025 School Grades report; CCRPI is Georgia’s College and Career Ready Performance Index, on a 0 to 100 scale. “Milton address points zoned” counts the points inside Milton city limits, out of 16,639, that fall in each school’s zone in the district’s map data. Schools are listed alphabetically.

Which high school?

Of the 16,639 address points inside Milton city limits, the district’s zone map data puts about 9,245 in the Cambridge High zone, about 4,291 in Milton High, about 3,038 in Alpharetta High and about 65 in Roswell High.

• Cambridge: all of the Cogburn Woods zone and most of the Summit Hill and Birmingham Falls zones, through Hopewell Middle and part of Northwestern Middle.
• Milton High: all of the Crabapple Crossing zone, centered on Crabapple, and parts of the Summit Hill and Birmingham Falls zones, through Northwestern.
• Alpharetta High: the Manning Oaks Elementary part of Deerfield, through Hopewell.
• Roswell High: a few streets in Sweetapple on the southwest edge.

Hopewell and Northwestern are both split between two high schools, and Birmingham Falls and Summit Hill elementary schools are split between the two middle schools, so check the address, not the school name. The district’s 2026-27 feeder pattern shows every path.

High schools

Middle schools

Elementary schools

Public charter schools

Neither charter school has an attendance zone. Both are Fulton County Schools charter schools open to families who live in the district outside Atlanta city limits, and both admit by lottery.

Enrollment at the schools inside Milton

Rezoning

On Sept. 17, 2026, the Fulton County Board of Education started a redistricting, consolidation and closure review for some elementary and middle schools north of the Chattahoochee River. The district says no attendance zone changes, closures or consolidations have been approved. Of the schools that serve Milton, only Elkins Pointe Middle is in the review; its first middle school forum is at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7, in the Centennial High School gym in Roswell.

Private schools

Two private schools in the federal Private School Survey for the 2023-24 school year have addresses inside Milton city limits:

• Mill Springs Academy, 13660 New Providence Road (Alpharetta mailing address). The school calls itself “an independent school” and lists grades 1 to 12.
• Milton Montessori School, 3505 Bethany Bend, Milton. Pre-K to grade 6 in the federal survey.

Several other private schools on the survey with Alpharetta 30004 addresses, including on Bethany Bend and Crabapple Road, sit inside Alpharetta city limits, according to the Census Bureau’s geocoder.

More on Milton

• Your town, county and neighbors
• Milton neighborhoods, with the schools each one is zoned for
• High school scoreboard

Frequently asked questions

Which school district serves Milton?

Fulton County Schools runs every public school in Milton. The city does not run schools. The district’s main line is 470-254-3600.

How do I find which school my Milton address is zoned for?

Use the Fulton County Schools Find Your School lookup or its attendance zone map. Zones do not follow city limits or mailing addresses, and many Milton homes have an Alpharetta mailing address.

What high schools serve Milton?

Four. Of the 16,639 address points inside Milton city limits, the district’s zone map data puts about 9,245 in the Cambridge High zone, about 4,291 in Milton High, about 3,038 in Alpharetta High and about 65 in Roswell High.

How many public schools are in Milton?

Eight Fulton County public schools sit inside Milton city limits: Cambridge High, Milton High, Hopewell Middle, Northwestern Middle and the Birmingham Falls, Cogburn Woods, Crabapple Crossing and Summit Hill elementary schools.

Are there charter schools near Milton?

Two Fulton County public charter schools near Milton take students by lottery: Amana Academy in downtown Alpharetta and Fulton Academy of Science and Technology (FAST) in north Roswell, both kindergarten through eighth grade.