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Milford School
Appearances: "Public Relations", "S.O.B.s" — Mentions: "Good Grief", "Afternoon Delight"

The Milford School or Milford Academy is an institution that various members of the Bluth family have attended. It encourages that children should be neither seen nor heard. The school was founded by Earl Milford and later run by his slightly more liberal son, Charles Milford, who introduced the "Talk Room".

Students

Buster

Buster enjoyed the Milford School so much that he managed to stay there three years after his graduation. He used his blending techniques that he learned at Milford to hide from public view when Jessie suggested he do so. ("Public Relations")

In a flashback, a young Buster is seen wearing a polo from the Milford School. ("Good Grief") Buster is frightened that Lindsay may have sent Maeby to Milford when she calls Openings "the most prestigious school". ("S.O.B.s")

George Michael

George Michael was never a student at the Milford School, but Michael Bluth was pushing to get him in. He rejected due to the Bluth family's poor publicity, notably a recent fight between Lucille and Lindsay at a Klimpy's. Michael hired Jessie to clean up the family's image in the hopes of getting George Michael accepted, but he eventually told his father that he was not interested in attending, so Michael dropped his pursuit. ("Public Relations")

Annyong

Lucille sends Annyong to the Milford school to teach him a lesson, which she later forgot what that lesson was. ("Afternoon Delight")

Quotes

Earl Milford: Children should be neither seen nor heard.

From "Public Relations"

Michael: You can always tell a Milford man.

From "Public Relations"

Lucille: Michael, a mother doesn’t have a child to give herself company. Annyong was to teach Buster a lesson.

Michael: And where is that little lesson?

Lucille: I sent him to the Milford Academy to teach him a lesson. I can’t remember about what.

From "Afternoon Delight"

Trivia

The Milford School is sometimes labelled the "Milford Academy", which is in fact the real name of a post secondary preparatory school for athletes who are preparing to enter college. The real Milford Academy is located in New Berlin, CT but originally founded in Milford, CT.
The field where the Bluth Company plays employees from Sitwell Enterprises is named "Milford Park". ("Switch Hitter")