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Doerfler Elementary School (MPS)
teaching basic skills. They value their culturally diverse population and support it with bilingual education
through fifth grade. Before- and after-school care assists working parents.
Phone: (414) 902-9500
Website: Doerfler Elementary School
Nativity Jesuit Middle School (Private, Roman Catholic)
This Roman Catholic middle school serves 80 male students in grades 5-8. Nativity Jesuit focuses on
educating Latino youth males for leadership and service. It has a comprehensive program that provides an
extended school day with mandatory evening study hall and required after-school activities. The Nativity
program also involves an extended school year including a five-week resident summer camp experience
and financial support through high school graduation.
Phone: (414) 645-1060
Website: Nativity Jesuit Middle School
St. Rafael the Archangel (Private, Roman Catholic)
Milwaukee's St. Rafael the Archangel is a private, Roman Catholic affiliated co-ed school that serves 300
students in grades PK-8. St. Rafael is bilingual in both Spanish and English.
Phone: (414) 645-1300
Grant Elementary School (MPS)
Public School serving 706 students in grades PK-8. U.S. Grant Elementary School uses educational
technology and the latest education models to structure the teaching and learning environment. All children
have the opportunity to reinforce their learning by using computer technology daily in the classroom.
Phone: (414) 902-8000
Website: Grant Elementary School
Greenfield Bilingual (MPS)
Greenfield Bilingual public school offers its 636 students in grades PK-8 an educational experience in a
bilingual and multiethnic neighborhood school setting. It offers a broad academic curriculum which includes
full time music, physical education and art specialists. Our Community Learning Center provides student
participation in exta-curricular dance, sports, and tutoring.
Phone: (414) 902-8200
Website: Greenfield Bilingual
My School Greenfield (MPS)
My School Greenfield is a preschool, serving 111 students in PK.
Phone: (414) 384-7825
Wings Academy (MPS Charter)
Milwaukee's Wings Academy is a charter school, serving 152 students in grades 1-12. Wings Academy
provides a strong, structured curriculum focused on the needs of students who learn differently especially
those with autism. Wings uses the Orton-Gillingham method and an arts-based curriculum. These methods
are proven to be successful in teaching students with learning disabilities. Class size is limited to ensure
that all students receive individual attention.
Phone: (414) 431-1356
Website: Wings Academy
Grandview High School/Seeds of Health (MPS Charter)
Grandview provides 243 at-risk students in grades 9-12 the opportunity to complete high school in a
program compatible with their abilities, interests and needs. With an emphasis on serving school-age
parents, our school fosters academic and personal growth within a supportive, respectful, individualized,
positive and caring school climate. Interested students may apply through a counselor at their present
school or directly at Grandview.
Phone: (414) 672-1168
Website: Grandview High School / Seeds of Health
Lad Lake Synergy (MPS Charter)
Public school that serves 92 students in grades 6-12 in the Milwaukee School District. The Synergy
program serves adjudicated youths assigned by the court. Students are court ordered up to one year.
Open only to students assigned by a direct order from a judge at Children's Court. ED and LD students are
eligible.
Phone: (414) 647-1771
Loyola Academy (MPS Charter)
It is a public high school (nonprofit), serving 124 at-risk students in grades 9-12. Loyola offers a small class
size and plenty of after school activities for its students.
Phone: (414) 672-6868
Website: Loyola Academy
Carmen High School of Science and Technology (MPS Charter)
Carmen High School is a college preparatory school with a liberal arts curriculum that emphasizes science
and technology. It requires students to work or intern in local corporations or nonprofit organizations and
encourages 40 hours of community service each year. It has 83 students in grades 9-12.
Phone: (414) 384-4444
Website: Carmen High School of Science & Technology
Concordia University Wisconsin (Milwaukee South Center)
A 4-year, NCA-accredited, co-educational, liberal arts school offering undergraduate majors of study,
graduate studies, and adult education programs.
Phone: 414.647.2523
Website: Concordia University Wisconsin
Hmong American Peace Academy (MPS Charter)
Charter school which serves 396 students grades K4-8. Educators emphasize traditional Hmong values and
emphasize American values for practicing freedom. Our educators and families emphasize high standards
for physical, intellectual, civic and moral development by implementing the International Baccalaureate
Program (IBO).
Phone: (414) 383-4944
Website: Hmong American Peace Academy
School for Urban Planning and Architecture (MPS Charter)
Public Charter School serving 78 students in grades 9-11. SUPAR uses project-based learning to
understand communities, buildings, and the natural environment. The curriculum teaches standard high
school subjects through planning, design, and architecture. UWM faculty and professionals in urban
planning and architecture support teachers in creating this engaged learning environment. Through regular
visits to the UWM campus, students develop a sense of belonging in a college environment.
(414) 902-7566
Website: School for Urban Planning & Architecture
teaching basic skills. They value their culturally diverse population and support it with bilingual education
through fifth grade. Before- and after-school care assists working parents.
Phone: (414) 902-9500
Website: Doerfler Elementary School
Nativity Jesuit Middle School (Private, Roman Catholic)
This Roman Catholic middle school serves 80 male students in grades 5-8. Nativity Jesuit focuses on
educating Latino youth males for leadership and service. It has a comprehensive program that provides an
extended school day with mandatory evening study hall and required after-school activities. The Nativity
program also involves an extended school year including a five-week resident summer camp experience
and financial support through high school graduation.
Phone: (414) 645-1060
Website: Nativity Jesuit Middle School
St. Rafael the Archangel (Private, Roman Catholic)
Milwaukee's St. Rafael the Archangel is a private, Roman Catholic affiliated co-ed school that serves 300
students in grades PK-8. St. Rafael is bilingual in both Spanish and English.
Phone: (414) 645-1300
Grant Elementary School (MPS)
Public School serving 706 students in grades PK-8. U.S. Grant Elementary School uses educational
technology and the latest education models to structure the teaching and learning environment. All children
have the opportunity to reinforce their learning by using computer technology daily in the classroom.
Phone: (414) 902-8000
Website: Grant Elementary School
Greenfield Bilingual (MPS)
Greenfield Bilingual public school offers its 636 students in grades PK-8 an educational experience in a
bilingual and multiethnic neighborhood school setting. It offers a broad academic curriculum which includes
full time music, physical education and art specialists. Our Community Learning Center provides student
participation in exta-curricular dance, sports, and tutoring.
Phone: (414) 902-8200
Website: Greenfield Bilingual
My School Greenfield (MPS)
My School Greenfield is a preschool, serving 111 students in PK.
Phone: (414) 384-7825
Wings Academy (MPS Charter)
Milwaukee's Wings Academy is a charter school, serving 152 students in grades 1-12. Wings Academy
provides a strong, structured curriculum focused on the needs of students who learn differently especially
those with autism. Wings uses the Orton-Gillingham method and an arts-based curriculum. These methods
are proven to be successful in teaching students with learning disabilities. Class size is limited to ensure
that all students receive individual attention.
Phone: (414) 431-1356
Website: Wings Academy
Grandview High School/Seeds of Health (MPS Charter)
Grandview provides 243 at-risk students in grades 9-12 the opportunity to complete high school in a
program compatible with their abilities, interests and needs. With an emphasis on serving school-age
parents, our school fosters academic and personal growth within a supportive, respectful, individualized,
positive and caring school climate. Interested students may apply through a counselor at their present
school or directly at Grandview.
Phone: (414) 672-1168
Website: Grandview High School / Seeds of Health
Lad Lake Synergy (MPS Charter)
Public school that serves 92 students in grades 6-12 in the Milwaukee School District. The Synergy
program serves adjudicated youths assigned by the court. Students are court ordered up to one year.
Open only to students assigned by a direct order from a judge at Children's Court. ED and LD students are
eligible.
Phone: (414) 647-1771
Loyola Academy (MPS Charter)
It is a public high school (nonprofit), serving 124 at-risk students in grades 9-12. Loyola offers a small class
size and plenty of after school activities for its students.
Phone: (414) 672-6868
Website: Loyola Academy
Carmen High School of Science and Technology (MPS Charter)
Carmen High School is a college preparatory school with a liberal arts curriculum that emphasizes science
and technology. It requires students to work or intern in local corporations or nonprofit organizations and
encourages 40 hours of community service each year. It has 83 students in grades 9-12.
Phone: (414) 384-4444
Website: Carmen High School of Science & Technology
Concordia University Wisconsin (Milwaukee South Center)
A 4-year, NCA-accredited, co-educational, liberal arts school offering undergraduate majors of study,
graduate studies, and adult education programs.
Phone: 414.647.2523
Website: Concordia University Wisconsin
Hmong American Peace Academy (MPS Charter)
Charter school which serves 396 students grades K4-8. Educators emphasize traditional Hmong values and
emphasize American values for practicing freedom. Our educators and families emphasize high standards
for physical, intellectual, civic and moral development by implementing the International Baccalaureate
Program (IBO).
Phone: (414) 383-4944
Website: Hmong American Peace Academy
School for Urban Planning and Architecture (MPS Charter)
Public Charter School serving 78 students in grades 9-11. SUPAR uses project-based learning to
understand communities, buildings, and the natural environment. The curriculum teaches standard high
school subjects through planning, design, and architecture. UWM faculty and professionals in urban
planning and architecture support teachers in creating this engaged learning environment. Through regular
visits to the UWM campus, students develop a sense of belonging in a college environment.
(414) 902-7566
Website: School for Urban Planning & Architecture