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Sheboygan schools expand in‑school therapy and plan local intensive outpatient program
Summary
Board heard a comprehensive update on the district's mental‑health services, including PATH school‑based therapy (385 students served this year) and a planned intensive outpatient program with Rogers Behavioral Health starting fall 2025.
The Sheboygan Area School District on Monday outlined an expanded set of mental‑health services for students and a new partnership with Rogers Behavioral Health to offer a school‑based intensive outpatient program (IOP) beginning in fall 2025.
District staff told the Board of Education that the PATH school‑based therapy program now has 17 PATH therapists working across buildings, has served 385 students so far this school year and delivered about 4,600 therapy sessions. Board members were also shown a plan with Rogers to run a local IOP at South High School for middle‑ and high‑school students who need more intensive treatment than typical school supports provide.
District leaders said those services reduce barriers families face when students must travel outside Sheboygan for care. “There is no financial burden to families,” Jason Leaderman, staff member, said of PATH services, adding that co‑pays have been covered for families through program…
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