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Lad Lake
Dousman, Wisconsin
Lad Lake is a youth-serving organization providing trauma-informed, family-focused behavioral health, education, residential, and community services. Its Dousman campus has a long history of residential treatment and provides on-site educational support for youth with significant behavioral, developmental, academic, and other needs.
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Lincoln Hills & Copper Lake Schools
Irma, Wisconsin
Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake are Wisconsin DOC Type 1 secure juvenile correctional facilities located on the same campus. Lincoln Hills serves male youth and Copper Lake serves female youth; the two operate separately.
Visit their website to learn more:
https://doc.wi.gov/Pages/AboutDOC/JuvenileCorrections/LincolnHillsCopperLake.aspx
Madison Metropolitan School District
Madison, Wisconsin
Madison Metroplitan School Distirct (MMSD) is a public school district serving students from 4K through grade 12 across Madison. For T3, the partnership is developing through youth reengagement programming rather than districtwide implementation.
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Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center (CRC)
Franklin, Wisconsin
The Community Reintegration Center (CRC), formerly the House of Correction, is Milwaukee County's secure adult correctional facility focused on rehabilitation and successful community reintegration. It typically houses adults 18 and older and has a maximum capacity of 1,766 beds.
Visit their website to learn more:
https://county.milwaukee.gov/EN/Community-Reintegration-Center
Milwaukee Public Schools
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) is a large urban public school district serving Milwaukee students across elementary, middle and high school settings and numerous specialized programs. For T3, the partnership is developing youth reengagement at our alternative schools.
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Norris School District
Mukwonago, Wisconsin
The Norris School District is a small, learner-centered public school district committed to changing lives through the power of learning. Norris creates flexible educational experiences that recognize each learner’s unique strengths, interests, needs, and goals. Through collaboration, community partnerships, and real-world learning opportunities, Norris empowers learners to build agency, develop essential skills, and prepare for meaningful futures.
Norris offers three educational programming options to support diverse learning needs:
Norris Academy: A learner-centered educational experience that connects academics with employability, citizenship, and wellness while helping learners develop personalized pathways toward their goals.
Norris Academy Virtual School (NAVS): A flexible, tuition-free virtual charter school offering online learning and personalized educational pathways.
LearnMKE: A community-based learning option through NAVS that combines virtual learning with in-person community hub experiences, personalized support, and experiential learning opportunities throughout the Milwaukee area.
Across all three options, Norris embraces the belief that learning happens anytime and anywhere. By connecting personalized learning with real-world experiences and a supportive community ecosystem, Norris strives to ensure every learner has opportunities to grow, discover their potential, and build a meaningful future.
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Vel R. Phillips Youth & Family Justice Center;
Milwaukee County Center for Youth
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Vel R. Phillips Youth & Family Justice Center houses Milwaukee County's youth justice functions. Its detention program serves boys and girls primarily awaiting court action, on sanctions/warrants, or in other court-ordered placements. Historical County materials describe the detention population as ages 10–17 with a 120-bed capacity,
The campus now also includes the Milwaukee County Center for Youth (MCCY), opened in early 2026 as a treatment-focused secure residential facility serving up to 32 youth closer to their families and communities.
