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Partnerships
 The 68th Street School community values the generous contributions provided by local organizations. Through these community partnerships, students are given opportunities to advance their education in new ways while connecting what they learn in school to activities within the Milwaukee community. Outside organizations that support our students strengthen the confidence they have in themselves and continue to develop their support network. Knowing that they have the community behind them helps 68th Street School students develop academically, socially and emotionally.
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Students enrolled in the Education program at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee (UWM) student teach at 68th Street School. These young professionals provide new insight and apply the latest instructional strategies in classrooms. Students respect their student teachers and often look to them as mentors or role models.
Parents Plus, Inc.
The mission of Parents Plus is to educate, train and support parents, educators, service providers and community members. Parents Plus works throughout Wisconsin to strengthen families, promote student success and achieve optimal childhood outcomes. Parent educators from Parents Plus work with staff and families at 68th Street School. Often, these representatives attend School Council meetings. All information and incentives offered to 68th Street School families are appreciated and provide great value to families.
Wild Space Dance Company
Wild Space Dance Company provides kinesthetic instruction for 68th Street School learners. Through movement activities, students learn to embrace the importance of staying active at an early age and using their energy in a positive way.
Villa Terrace
Milwaukee Public Library
Villa Terrace and the Milwaukee Public Library have displayed student artwork throughout their buildings. Knowing their artwork is on display for the public gives our young learners the confidence to express themselves and take pride in their creative projects.
Very Special Arts of Wisconsin
Very Special Arts (VSA) of Wisconsin’s nationally recognized Early Childhood Program provides arts programming to early childhood sites across the state. VSA teaching artists conduct hands-on programs in movement, music, drama and visual art. The teaching artists collaborate with classroom educators to increase learning by providing both creative and educational support to young learners of all abilities.
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