School Community Partnership for Mental Health

The following schools are a part of SCPMH for the 2022–23 school year:

53rd Street

Audubon

Auer Avenue

Bay View High School

Bethune

Burdick

Clemens

Doerfler

Douglas

Engleburg

Forest Home

Franklin

Golda Meir

Grantosa

Hopkins Lloyd

Humboldt Park

Jackson

JMAC

Kagel

Keefe

King Jr.

LaFollette

Lincoln Avenue

MCP - Lloyd Street

Metcalfe

Milwaukee High School of the Arts

Milwaukee School of Languages

Next Door

North Division

Oliver Wendell Holmes

Pratt

Reagan

Riverwest

Shalom High School

Sherman

Thoreau

Westside Academy

Zablocki

The following agencies provide services in schools as a part of SCPMH:

Aurora Family Service

Children's Wisconsin 

Sebastian Family Psychology Practice, LLC

Sixteenth Street Community Health Center

The following organizations support the work of SCPMH:

MPS Foundation: Collects and maintains donations to support the work of SCPMH

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee: Partners in providing care in after-school spaces

Medical College of Wisconsin: Provides ongoing professional development to SCPMH clinicians and conducts program evaluation

Rogers InHealth: Provides technical support and assistance to the project and partners

Cost to families

Services are not based on the ability to bill insurance or the ability to pay; however, providers will bill insurance or Medicaid. Co-pays are collected as appropriate, though agencies will work with families if these costs are prohibitive.

Cost to agencies

To the extent possible, providers bill for insurance reimbursement. Agencies are responsible for non-billable costs associated with the multi-tiered model including but not limited to parent presentations, staff training, participation in school functions/events, and staff consultation. When available and allowable, grant funds can assist agencies with covering these costs.

Cost to schools

There are no direct costs to schools; however, schools cover in-kind costs associated with the project, including a private space for providers' service delivery, phone and Internet access, and staff/administrator time for meetings and professional development.

• Make a donation to SCPMH by visiting the MPS Foundation donation site and selecting School Community Partnership for Mental Health from the dropdown menu. Donations support the provision of non-billable services, including parent workshops, staff training, therapist participation in open house and school conferences, and consultation with school staff.
• Visit the Coalition for Expanding School-Based Mental Health in Wisconsin website to learn more about statewide efforts to increase access to school-based mental health services. Join their mailing list to stay up to date on the latest news.
• Check out the Partners of Change website to learn how you can get involved with state-level advocacy and policy change.