Program Description

This grant program provides funding for the operation of recovery high schools. A recovery high school is defined as a public, private, or tribal school that operates only high school grades and meets all of the following criteria: (a) the school is specifically designed for pupils in recovery from a substance use disorder or a mental health disorder that coexists with a substance use disorder; and (b) the school awards high school credits that either count towards a high school diploma awarded by the school or will transfer and count towards a high school diploma awarded by a school district.
This legislation provided funding for two different grant programs:
- Recovery High Schools Operational Grant Program
- Recovery High Schools Planning Grant Program
Authorizing Statute
This grant is authorized under Wisconsin State Statute 13.101, related to 2023 Act 72.
Recovery High Schools Planning Grant Program
Eligible Applicants
- Public, private, and tribal schools that intend to establish a recovery high school.
- Non Profit organizations that intend to establish a recovery high school.
Project Period
March 1, 2025 - June 30, 2025
Awards and Budget
Applicants must submit a proposal and itemized budget in a grant amount up to $100,000. The budget form is included as part of the application.
Application Process
Applications are being accepted through January 30, 2025.
Applications should be submitted by email to Erick Blasing
Recovery High Schools Operational Grant Program
Application closed.
Questions?
To schedule a consultation, interested applicants can e-mail: Erick Blasing