About
Autism Spectrum Disorder and Intellectual Disability are the primary diagnoses of the students who attend their school, and many of their students have secondary or coexisting diagnoses for mental health needs. They offer day school, residential treatment, and respite opportunities, providing a highly-structured, therapeutic environment designed to help students gain the experience and skills necessary to find success. Located roughly halfway between Milwaukee and Madison, the Genesee Lake School campus is 160 acres of lakes, farmland, and wooded Wisconsin countryside, offering a combination of rural living combined with easy access to city amenities. Their team emphasizes positive behavioral support, therapeutic relationships, and developmentally appropriate practices to support each student's goals.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Day School
Designed for students needing a more structured and responsive environment than they are finding in their current school, while still allowing for the student to return home each day.
Residential Treatment
A highly-structured, therapeutic environment designed to help students gain the experience and skills necessary to find success.
Respite
Provides temporary relief to the parents and regular caregivers of students with disabilities, offering support ranging from several hours to several days.
Homegrown Farms
Enriches the lives of Genesee Lake School students through year-round educational, vocational, and therapeutic opportunities focusing on a connection with the natural world, food production, and the dignity of meaningful work.