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The Success Center supports students in grades 3–12 whose behavioral challenges create a significant barrier to their success, happiness, and well-being at school. Students receive Success Center supports for up to 12 weeks and participate in activities, interventions, and curriculum to enhance their social, emotional, and academic progress. After completing a customized program, students return to their schools to continue their education with the goal of graduating with their classmates.
Success Center students are forever part of our family! The Success Center team actively supports children during the transition back to their school of origin and beyond. Students are encouraged to stay connected to share progress and seek support as needed. A unique facet of the Success Center program is the empowerment of our participants to share the techniques and practices they learn with us to enhance their own classrooms and schools. In this way, students’ skills are reinforced and their own schools are strengthened.
Communication among the Success Center team, the student and family, and the student’s school of origin is a critical component of success. Our team works tirelessly to maintain regular contact and provide updates and progress reports so each student’s support team can observe academic and behavioral progress. Open communication also allows the team to quickly adapt to best meet a student’s evolving needs.
The Success Center was established by Milwaukee Public Schools in partnership with the Marquette University Center for Peacemaking. Learn more about Milwaukee Public Schools' Success Center partners.
Our Mission: The Success Center supports social, emotional, mental, and physical health so each student can thrive, live an authentic life, and reach their full potential. Collaborative programs, in partnership with families and schools, equip each student’s support team to address challenges together. We believe strongly in restorative philosophy and strive to cultivate, maintain, and repair trusting relationships as a foundation for healthy growth.
Our Guiding Values: Our work is built upon four key values.
Students are recommended for the Success Center based on a referral from their school. If you believe your child would benefit from attending the Success Center, please speak to your child’s school psychologist or school social worker. You may also contact us at (414) 252-0210 or delutiac@milwaukee.k12.wi.us.
Daily transportation is provided for all students who attend the Success Center.
The Success Center 3872 N. 8th Street Milwaukee, WI 53206 Phone: (414) 252-0210
Andrew deLutio Email: delutiac@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
Willie Maryland Email: willie.maryland@marquette.edu
Milwaukee Public Schools 5225 W. Vliet Street Milwaukee, WI 53208 Switchboard: (414) 475-8393
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